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BMC Health Services Research|July 7, 2017
Managing expectations: cognitive authority and experienced control in complex healthcare processesKatherine J Hunt, Carl R MayPalliative Medicine|February 27, 2025
Cognitive Authority Theory: Reframing health inequity, disadvantage and privilege in palliative and end-of-life careKatherine J Hunt, Carl R MayQuality of Life Research : an International Journal of Quality of Life Aspects of Treatment, Care and Rehabilitation|September 10, 2017
Cross-cultural adaptation and measurement properties of generic and cancer-related patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) for use with cancer patients in Brazil: a systematic reviewCarlos Augusto Albach, Richard Wagland, Katherine J HuntJournal of Palliative Medicine|January 21, 2014
End-of-life care and preferences for place of death among the oldest old: results of a population-based survey using VOICES-Short FormKatherine J Hunt, Natalie Shlomo, Julia Addington-HallDrugs & Aging|November 20, 2010
Botanical extracts as anti-aging preparations for the skin: a systematic reviewKatherine J Hunt, Shao Kang Hung, Edzard ErnstPalliative Medicine|December 3, 2013
End-of-life care and achieving preferences for place of death in England: results of a population-based survey using the VOICES-SF questionnaireKatherine J Hunt, Natalie Shlomo, Julia Addington-HallBMC Medical Research Methodology|January 15, 2013
Participant recruitment in sensitive surveys: a comparative trial of 'opt in' versus 'opt out' approachesKatherine J Hunt, Natalie Shlomo, Julia Addington-HallPalliative Medicine|July 29, 2020
The preferences of patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease are to discuss palliative care plans with familiar respiratory clinicians, but to delay conversations until their condition deteriorates: A study guided by interpretative phenomenological analysisNuno Tavares, Katherine J Hunt, Nikki Jarrett, et al.Journal of Palliative Medicine|October 17, 2022
Patient-Centered Discussions About Disease Progression, Symptom, and Treatment Burden in Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Could Facilitate the Integration of End-of-Life Discussions in the Disease Trajectory: Patient, Clinician, and Literature Perspectives: A Multimethod ApproachNuno Tavares, Nikki Jarrett, Tom M A Wilkinson, et al.Biological Research for Nursing|November 26, 2009
Inflammation in aging part 2: implications for the health of older people and recommendations for nursing practiceKatherine J Hunt, Bronagh M Walsh, David Voegeli, et al.Pageof 2