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Critical Care (London, England)|May 15, 2009
Improving care by understanding the way we work: human factors and behavioural science in the context of intensive careNick Sevdalis, Stephen J BrettInternational Journal for Quality in Health Care : Journal of the International Society for Quality in Health Care|October 20, 2021
A novel conceptual approach to lean: value, psychological conditions for engagement with work and perceived organizational support in hospital careLatif Al-Hakim, Nick SevdalisThe Journal of Medical Humanities|January 23, 2020
The Cultural Politics of 'Implementation Science'Richard Boulton, Jane Sandall, Nick SevdalisJMIR Mhealth and Uhealth|April 8, 2021
A Smartphone App Designed to Empower Patients to Contribute Toward Safer Surgical Care: Qualitative Evaluation of Diverse Public and Patient Perceptions Using Focus GroupsStephanie Russ, Nick Sevdalis, Josephine OclooBMJ Quality & Safety|December 10, 2015
Beyond clinical engagement: a pragmatic model for quality improvement interventions, aligning clinical and managerial prioritiesSamuel Pannick, Nick Sevdalis, Thanos AthanasiouPilot and Feasibility Studies|January 25, 2019
Evaluation of a Physical health plan for people with psychosis: a protocol for a quality improvement studyJulie Williams, Nick Sevdalis, Fiona GaughranAmerican Journal of Surgery|April 16, 2010
To operate or not to operate? A multi-method analysis of decision-making in emergency surgeryPeter Szatmary, Sonal Arora, Nick SevdalisPsychological Medicine|February 4, 2025
Patient safety incidents within adult community-based mental health services in England: A mixed-methods examination of reported incidents, contributory factors, and proposed solutionsPhoebe Averill, Nick Sevdalis, Claire HendersonClinical Medicine (London, England)|August 23, 2011
Misdiagnosis: analysis based on case record review with proposals aimed to improve diagnostic processesGraham Neale, Helen Hogan, Nick SevdalisAmerican Journal of Surgery|September 28, 2010
Quantitative assessment of expert and novice surgeons' thinking processes: an application to hernia repairHayder Agha, Sonal Arora, Nick SevdalisPageof 43