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Nursing Philosophy : an International Journal for Healthcare Professionals|June 28, 2008
Critical realism: a philosophical framework for the study of gender and mental healthMichael Bergin, John S G Wells, Sara OwenEpilepsy & Behavior : E&B|December 22, 2015
The potential of critical social theory as an educational framework for people with epilepsyLouise Bennett, Michael Bergin, John S G WellsEpilepsy & Behavior : E&B|February 15, 2016
The social space of empowerment within epilepsy services: The map is not the terrainLouise Bennett, Michael Bergin, John S G WellsPublic Health|February 18, 2021
The right to health, public health and COVID-19: a discourse on the importance of the enforcement of humanitarian and human rights law in conflict settings for the future management of zoonotic pandemic diseasesM C Van Hout, J S G WellsJournal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing|June 30, 2010
Relating realist metatheory to issues of gender and mental healthM Bergin, John S G Wells, Sara OwenJournal of Nursing Management|August 12, 2017
Reported implementation lessons from a national quality improvement initiative; Productive Ward: Releasing Time to Care™. A qualitative, ward-based team perspectiveMark White, Tony Butterworth, John S G WellsJournal of Clinical Nursing|March 21, 2014
The transition of a large-scale quality improvement initiative: a bibliometric analysis of the Productive Ward: Releasing Time to Care programmeMark White, John S G Wells, Tony ButterworthInternational Journal of Developmental Disabilities|June 18, 2021
Work-related stress and well-being of direct care workers in intellectual disability services: a scoping review of the literatureCathal Ryan, Michael Bergin, John S G WellsJournal of Nursing Management|December 7, 2020
Exploring user empowerment and service improvement within an Irish epilepsy service using Checkland's 'Soft Systems' approachLouise Bennett, Michael Bergin, John S G WellsJournal of Mental Health (Abingdon, England)|September 11, 2012
Towards a gendered perspective for Irish mental health policy and service provisionMichael Bergin, John S G Wells, Sara OwenPageof 3