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Frontiers in Veterinary Science|July 11, 2022
A Mixed Methods Investigation of Stress and Wellbeing Factors Contributing to Burnout and Job Satisfaction in a Specialist Small Animal HospitalClaire E Ashton-James, Amy G McNeilage
Personality & Social Psychology Bulletin|November 24, 2011
Pride and prejudice: how feelings about the self influence judgments of othersClaire E Ashton-James, Jessica L Tracy
European Journal of Oral Sciences|March 15, 2019
Can orthognathic surgery be expected to improve patients' psychological well-being? The challenge of hedonic adaptationClaire E Ashton-James, Axel Chemke-Dreyfus
Pain Reports|October 5, 2019
The contribution of patients' presurgery perceptions of surgeon attributes to the experience of trust and pain during third molar surgeryClaire E Ashton-James, Tymour Forouzanfar, Daniel Costa
International Review of Neurobiology|August 28, 2018
Choose Your Words Wisely: The Impact of Message Framing on Patients' Responses to Treatment AdvicePaul Glare, Ilona Fridman, Claire E Ashton-James
The International Journal on Drug Policy|July 15, 2023
"We were all looking for the magic pill": A qualitative study of patient experiences using gabapentinoids for chronic painAmy G McNeilage, Claire E Ashton-James, Brett Scholz
Pain Reports|February 3, 2018
Interpersonal behavior in anticipation of pain: a naturalistic study of behavioral mimicry prior to surgeryClaire E Ashton-James, Joshua M Tybur, Tymour Forouzanfar
Journal of Pain Research|August 27, 2013
Protocols for treating the postoperative pain of fractures in Dutch hospitalsRikkert Ossendorp, Tymour Forouzanfar, Claire E Ashton-James, et al.
Pain|March 7, 2019
Time for change: an experimental investigation of chronic pain patients' emotional and attitudinal responses to simulated opioid-tapering adviceClaire E Ashton-James, Axel Chemke-Dreyfus, Daniel Costa, et al.
Disability and Rehabilitation|October 27, 2024
Claimant and clinician perspectives on sources of claimant distress in interactions with Australian compensation schemes: a qualitative studyAlison Sim, Amy G McNeilage, Trudy Rebbeck, et al.
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