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Constructing agency in treatment decisions: negotiating responsibility in cancerFelicity L Bishop, Lucy YardleyJournal of Health Psychology|October 25, 2007
A systematic review of beliefs involved in the use of complementary and alternative medicineFelicity L Bishop, Lucy Yardley, George T LewithBritish Journal of Health Psychology|October 27, 2007
Treatment appraisals and beliefs predict adherence to complementary therapies: a prospective study using a dynamic extended self-regulation modelFelicity L Bishop, Lucy Yardley, George T LewithAmerican Journal of Public Health|January 4, 2008
Treat or treatment: a qualitative study analyzing patients' use of complementary and alternative medicineFelicity L Bishop, Lucy Yardley, George T LewithJournal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine (New York, N.Y.)|February 26, 2010
Why consumers maintain complementary and alternative medicine use: a qualitative studyFelicity L Bishop, Lucy Yardley, George T LewithJournal of Alternative and Complementary Medicine (New York, N.Y.)|January 18, 2011
How patients choose acupuncturists: a mixed-methods projectFelicity L Bishop, Yolanda Massey, Lucy Yardley, et al.Journal of Health Psychology|November 28, 2012
Patients' appraisals of public and private healthcare: a qualitative study of physiotherapy and osteopathyKatherine J Bradbury, Felicity L Bishop, Lucy Yardley, et al.BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine|January 5, 2017
Predicting adherence to acupuncture appointments for low back pain: a prospective observational studyFelicity L Bishop, Lucy Yardley, Cyrus Cooper, et al.The Clinical Journal of Pain|June 6, 2014
Psychological covariates of longitudinal changes in back-related disability in patients undergoing acupunctureFelicity L Bishop, Lucy Yardley, Philip Prescott, et al.British Journal of Health Psychology|November 19, 2014
Using mixed methods research designs in health psychology: an illustrated discussion from a pragmatist perspectiveFelicity L BishopPageof 43