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Nursing Times|March 28, 2014
Do zero tolerance policies deskill nurses?Gerald A Farrell, Peter SalmonJournal of Religion and Health|December 24, 2008
Cultural influences in the aetiological beliefs of saudi arabian primary care patients about their symptoms: the association of religious and psychological beliefsMohammed M Alqahtani, Peter SalmonCurrent Opinion in Anaesthesiology|February 25, 2016
The impact of glycaemic variability on the surgical patientKetan Dhatariya, Nicholas Levy, George M HallBritish Journal of Health Psychology|August 21, 2009
Anger and childhood sexual abuse are independently associated with irritable bowel syndromeHelen Beesley, Jonathan Rhodes, Peter SalmonPsycho-Oncology|August 25, 2010
Experiencing positive change after a diagnosis of breast cancer: a grounded theory analysisOlga Horgan, Chris Holcombe, Peter SalmonPatient Education and Counseling|November 30, 2010
Integrative qualitative communication analysis of consultation and patient and practitioner perspectives: towards a theory of authentic caring in clinical relationshipsPeter Salmon, Nicola Mendick, Bridget YoungPsycho-Oncology|September 20, 2016
Towards understanding problems in the parent-practitioner relationship when a child has cancer: meta-synthesis of the qualitative literatureSarah Davies, Bridget Young, Peter SalmonBMJ (Clinical Research Ed.)|July 15, 2006
Health professionals' and service users' interpretation of screening test results: experimental studyRos Bramwell, Helen West, Peter SalmonJournal of Behavioral Medicine|April 15, 2003
Abuse, dissociation, and somatization in irritable bowel syndrome: towards an explanatory modelPeter Salmon, Katherine Skaife, Jonathan RhodesPsycho-Oncology|May 12, 2017
When trust is threatened: Qualitative study of parents' perspectives on problematic clinical relationships in child cancer careSarah Davies, Peter Salmon, Bridget YoungPageof 15