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Sarah Riley

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Digital Health|December 19, 2022
A post-phenomenological analysis of using menstruation tracking apps for the management of premenstrual syndromeSarah Riley, Klara Paskova
Clinical Medicine (London, England)|March 1, 2012
Teaching medical professionalismSarah Riley, Namita Kumar
Qualitative Health Research|December 20, 2018
Presenting Critical Realist Discourse Analysis as a Tool for Making Sense of Service Users' Accounts of Their Mental Health ProblemsWendy Sims-Schouten, Sarah Riley
Sociology of Health & Illness|November 17, 2025
Postfeminist Healthism: Understanding the Gendering of Healthism Using Menstrual Tracking Apps as an ExampleSarah Riley, Adrienne Evans, Martine Robson
Social Science Research|September 29, 2012
Perception vs. reality: The relationship between low-income homeownership, perceived financial stress, and financial hardshipKim Manturuk, Sarah Riley, Janneke Ratcliffe
Psychology & Health|August 12, 2024
Understanding the disconnect between lifestyle advice and patient engagement: a discourse analysis of how expert knowledge is constructed by patients with CHDMartine Robson, Sarah Riley, Donogh McKeogh
The International Journal on Drug Policy|September 3, 2010
Turn on, tune in, but don't drop out: The impact of neo-liberalism on magic mushroom users' (in)ability to imagine collectivist social worldsSarah Riley, James Thompson, Christine Griffin
The International Journal on Drug Policy|January 23, 2019
I like to go out and have a good time: An ethnography of a group of young middle class urban Indian women participating in a new drinking cultureSagar Murdeshwar, Sarah Riley, Alison Mackiewicz
Clinics in Laboratory Medicine|February 8, 2018
Voices from the Field: Interviews with Global Health Pathology VolunteersTimothy K Amukele, Sarah Riley, Merih T Tesfazghi
Psychology & Health|February 21, 2022
Love and lifestyle: how 'relational healthism' structures couples' talk of engagement with lifestyle advice associated with a new diagnosis of coronary heart diseaseMartine Robson, Sarah Riley, Elizabeth Gagen, et al.
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Digital Health|December 19, 2022
A post-phenomenological analysis of using menstruation tracking apps for the management of premenstrual syndromeSarah Riley, Klara Paskova
Clinical Medicine (London, England)|March 1, 2012
Teaching medical professionalismSarah Riley, Namita Kumar
Qualitative Health Research|December 20, 2018
Presenting Critical Realist Discourse Analysis as a Tool for Making Sense of Service Users' Accounts of Their Mental Health ProblemsWendy Sims-Schouten, Sarah Riley
Sociology of Health & Illness|November 17, 2025
Postfeminist Healthism: Understanding the Gendering of Healthism Using Menstrual Tracking Apps as an ExampleSarah Riley, Adrienne Evans, Martine Robson
Social Science Research|September 29, 2012
Perception vs. reality: The relationship between low-income homeownership, perceived financial stress, and financial hardshipKim Manturuk, Sarah Riley, Janneke Ratcliffe
Psychology & Health|August 12, 2024
Understanding the disconnect between lifestyle advice and patient engagement: a discourse analysis of how expert knowledge is constructed by patients with CHDMartine Robson, Sarah Riley, Donogh McKeogh
The International Journal on Drug Policy|September 3, 2010
Turn on, tune in, but don't drop out: The impact of neo-liberalism on magic mushroom users' (in)ability to imagine collectivist social worldsSarah Riley, James Thompson, Christine Griffin
The International Journal on Drug Policy|January 23, 2019
I like to go out and have a good time: An ethnography of a group of young middle class urban Indian women participating in a new drinking cultureSagar Murdeshwar, Sarah Riley, Alison Mackiewicz
Clinics in Laboratory Medicine|February 8, 2018
Voices from the Field: Interviews with Global Health Pathology VolunteersTimothy K Amukele, Sarah Riley, Merih T Tesfazghi
Psychology & Health|February 21, 2022
Love and lifestyle: how 'relational healthism' structures couples' talk of engagement with lifestyle advice associated with a new diagnosis of coronary heart diseaseMartine Robson, Sarah Riley, Elizabeth Gagen, et al.
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