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The Journal of Animal Ecology|June 13, 2017
Contrasting drivers of reproductive ageing in albatrossesHannah Froy, Sue Lewis, Daniel H Nussey, et al.Psychology and Psychotherapy|February 22, 2023
Barriers and enablers for young people, parents and therapists undertaking behavioural activation for depression: A qualitative evaluation within a randomised controlled trialCharlotte E W Kitchen, Sue Lewis, David Ekers, et al.Age and Ageing|March 29, 2022
Describing transitions in residential status over 10 years in the very old: results from the Newcastle 85+ StudyLaurie E Davies, Katie Brittain, Heather Wilkinson, et al.Child and Adolescent Mental Health|July 30, 2020
Innovations in Practice: A randomised controlled feasibility trial of Behavioural Activation as a treatment for young people with depressionCharlotte E W Kitchen, Paul A Tiffin, Sue Lewis, et al.Oecologia|December 3, 2005
Using behavioural and state variables to identify proximate causes of population change in a seabirdSue Lewis, David Grémillet, Francis Daunt, et al.BMJ Open|April 10, 2015
'You don't know which bits to believe': qualitative study exploring carers' experiences of seeking information on the internet about childhood eczemaMiriam Santer, Ingrid Muller, Lucy Yardley, et al.The British Journal of General Practice : the Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners|April 24, 2012
Experiences of carers managing childhood eczema and their views on its treatment: a qualitative studyMiriam Santer, Hana Burgess, Lucy Yardley, et al.Archives of Dermatology|January 21, 2004
Neonatal giant congenital nevi with proliferative nodules: a clinicopathologic study and literature review of neonatal melanomaSuzanne N Leech, Hazel Bell, Niamh Leonard, et al.Journal of Advanced Nursing|March 27, 2013
Managing childhood eczema: qualitative study exploring carers' experiences of barriers and facilitators to treatment adherenceMiriam Santer, Hana Burgess, Lucy Yardley, et al.American Journal of Clinical Pathology|May 15, 2015
Low-cost workflow improvement reduces gastrointestinal block use 17% by altering classic histotechnology testingBryan Steussy, Michael Gailey, Kent Becker, et al.Pageof 5