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Neurourology and Urodynamics|November 30, 2019
Is the strong desire to void a source of diverted attention in healthy adult volunteers?William Gibson, Rachael Morrison, Adrian Wagg, et al.
BMJ Open|August 29, 2022
Qualitative study exploring the well-being experiences of paediatric critical care consultants working in the UK during the COVID-19 pandemicIsabelle Butcher, Sumayyah Saeed, Rachael Morrison, et al.
British Journal of Health Psychology|March 30, 2023
How the COVID-19 crisis affected the well-being of nurses working in paediatric critical care: A qualitative studyJackson Pountney, Isabelle Butcher, Peter Donnelly, et al.
BMJ Open|April 2, 2022
Understanding what wellbeing means to medical and nursing staff working in paediatric intensive care: an exploratory qualitative study using appreciative inquiryIsabelle Butcher, Rachael Morrison, Sarah Webb, et al.
Nursing in Critical Care|January 9, 2025
Building evidence-based interventions to improve staff well-being in paediatric critical care using the behaviour change wheelRachel L Shaw, Isabelle Butcher, Sarah Webb, et al.
BMJ Open|May 28, 2024
Managing well-being in paediatric critical care: a multiperspective qualitative study of nurses' and allied health professionals' experiencesEsra Yeter, Harmeet Bhamra, Isabelle Butcher, et al.
Nursing in Critical Care|January 17, 2024
Challenges to well-being in critical careRachel L Shaw, Rachael Morrison, Sarah Webb, et al.
Transfusion|April 21, 2017
Bacterial screening of platelet components by National Health Service Blood and Transplant, an effective risk reduction measureCarl McDonald, Jennifer Allen, Susan Brailsford, et al.
BMJ Paediatrics Open|July 14, 2026
Quality improvement: prevention of cardiac arrest in children with heart disease on the paediatric intensive care unitMark James Russell, Alison Jones, Susan Burlton, et al.
Archives of Disease in Childhood|November 23, 2019
Psychological impact of working in paediatric intensive care. A UK-wide prevalence studyGareth A L Jones, Gillian A Colville, Padmanabhan Ramnarayan, et al.
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