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Stroke: secondary prevention

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The effectiveness of secondary prevention lifestyle interventions designed to change lifestyle behavior following stroke: summary of a systematic review (with Susan Kerr, Caroline McVey, and John Godwin), International Journal of Stroke (2012)

Background A feature of stroke is that it recurs (25% within

five-years). Risk factors for...

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Secondary prevention of stroke and transient ischaemic attack (with Hazel Fraser, Charlotte Woods, and Jon McCall), Nursing Standard (2011)

Transient Ischaemic Attack (TIA) and stroke are clinical syndromes characterised by acute neurological deficits with...

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The Lisbeth Hockey Community Nursing Research Training Fellowship 2008. Final report (with Susan Kerr, Caroline McVey, and Dorothy Ferguson) (2011)

Background Stroke is the most common cause of adult disability in the UK; the incidence...

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Secondary prevention lifestyle interventions: what works? Results of a systematic review. (with Susan Kerr and Caroline McVey), UK Stroke Forum (2010)

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A family-centred approach to the management of lifestyle risk factors for recurrent stroke. [Symposium paper. Symposium: Developing and evaluating complex interventions: the new MRC framework] (with McVey Caroline and Susan Kerr), Royal College of Nursing International Nursing Research Conference (2010)

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What is the evidence for using family based interventions to prevent stroke recurrence? (with Caroline McVey and Susan M. Kerr), Nursing Times (2010)

Stroke has a devastating impact on individuals and families. Risk factors for recurrence include lifestyle...

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An exploration of lifestyle beliefs and lifestyle behaviour following stroke: findings from a focus group study of patients and family members (with Susan M. Kerr, Hazel E. Watson, Gillian Paton, and Graham Ellis), BMC Family Practice (2010)

Stroke is a major cause of disability and family disruption and carries a high risk...

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A survey of stroke nurses’ knowledge of secondary prevention lifestyle issues (with Susan Kerr, Hazel Watson, Jennie Jackson, and Margaret Brownlee), British Journal of Neuroscience Nursing (2009)

Nurses have an important role to play in providing information and advice on lifestyle risk...

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A summary of the guidance relating to four lifestyle risk factors for recurrent stroke: tobacco use, alcohol consumption, diet and physical activity (with Susan Kerr, Hazel Watson, Jennie Jackson, and Margaret Brownlee), British Journal of Neuroscience Nursing (2009)

Stroke is a major cause of mortality, disability and family disruption; yet prevalence continues to...

Stroke: young adults

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Determining the needs, priorities, and desired rehabilitation outcomes of young adults who have had a stroke (with Sue Kinn), Rehabilitation Research and Practice (2012)

Background: Guidelines state that young adults’ rehabilitation needs and priorities following stroke are different from...

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Pirandello’s Analogy: A Source for a Better Understanding of the Social Impact of Stroke (with M.A.C. van Haaren, P.H. Goossens, B. van den Bossche, M.J.H. Wermer, and A.A. Kaptein), European Neurology (2012)

Background: Suffering a stroke has major implications for the patient. To understand human suffering, one...

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Patient-centred stroke care: developing a toolkit for clinicians. (with Sue Kinn), UK Stroke Forum (2010)

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Young adults’ experience of stroke: a qualitative review of the literature, British Journal of Nursing (2010)

Stroke is a life-threatening event that has a devastating impact on young adults and their...

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Patient-centred stroke care: young adults and their families. [thesis abstract]., Disability & Society (2010)

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Phenomenological interviews: the challenges of using a single question method with people who have post-stroke communication impairments. (with Maria-Lucia Sadala), International Institute for Qualitative Methodology, Qualitative Health Research Conference (2008)

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Identifying patient-centred outcomes for young adults post-stroke and their families., Royal College of Nursing International Nursing Research Conference (2007)

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Young Stroke Survivors: service users as co-researchers of services [poster/talk]., Involve 5th National Conference (2006)

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Involving patients and members of the public in research: the triumphs and challenges, Royal College of Nursing International Nursing Research Conference (2006)

Stroke and Disability

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Interventions for post-stroke disturbances of mood and emotional behaviour: recommendations from SIGN 118 (with David Gillespie, Sara Joice, and Janice Whittick), International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation (2011)

Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability. A high proportion of those who...

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Transparent or opaque? Disabled people in Scotland describe their experience of applying for Disability Living Allowance. (with Pauline Banks), Journal of Social Work (2005)

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Social inclusion and well-being: the experience of people moving into employment. (with Andrew Jahoda, Sheila Riddell, Pauline Banks, Wendy Kerr, and Dave Daganan), International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual Disabilities World Congress (2004)

Informal carers

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Impact and influences on caregiver outcomes at one year post-stroke (with Lorraine N. Smith, John Norrie, Susan M. Kerr, Peter Langhorne, and Kennedy R. Lees), Cerebrovascular Diseases (2004)

Four outcome measures of carer stress and coping at one year post-stroke were identified: carer...

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Informal carers’ experience of caring for stroke survivors (with Lorraine M. Smith, Susan M. Kerr, Peter Langhorne, and Kennedy R. Lees), Journal of Advanced Nursing (2004)

Stroke is the third most common cause of death in industrialized countries and a major...

Learning Disability

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Tobacco and alcohol-related interventions for people with mild-moderate intellectual disabilities: a systematic review of the literature. (with Susan Kerr, Chris Darbyshire, Alan Middleton, and Lorna Fitzsimmons), Journal of Intellectual Disability Research (2012)

Background The behavioural determinants of health among people with mild/moderate intellectual disabilities are of increasing...

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Tobacco and alcohol use in people who have a learning disability: giving voice to their health promotion needs. [Symposium paper. Symposium: Developing and evaluating complex interventions: the new MRC framework] (with Alan Middleton, Lorna Fitzsimmons, Susan Kerr, and Chris Darbyshire), Royal College of Nursing International Nursing Research Conference 2010 (2010)

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Tobacco and alcohol use in people who have a learning disability: giving voice to their health promotion needs (with Susan Kerr, Chris Darbyshire, Alan Midleton, and Lorna Fitzsimmons) (2009)

Aim The aim of the study was to explore the tobacco and alcohol-related health promotion...

Patient-centred healthcare

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Defining and measuring patient-centred care: an example from a mixed methods systematic review of the stroke literature. (with Sue Kinn), Health Expectations (2012)

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Involving patients in the determination of their care is increasingly important, and healthcare professionals...

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Patient-centred stroke care: developing a toolkit for clinicians. (with Sue Kinn), UK Stroke Forum (2010)

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Patient-centred stroke care: young adults and their families. [thesis abstract]., Disability & Society (2010)

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Using an inclusive systematic review methodology to develop an evidence-based definition of patient-centred stroke care. (with Sue Kinn), Joanna Briggs Institute International Convention - Ripples to Revolution-Bench to Bedside (2009)

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Developing the methodology: a thematic analysis of quantitative and qualitative papers in a systematic review of the patient-centred stroke literature., Royal College of Nursing International Nursing Research Conference (2007)

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Identifying patient-centred outcomes for young adults post-stroke and their families., Royal College of Nursing International Nursing Research Conference (2007)

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Patient-centred practice in stroke: A systematic review of the literature [Poster presentation]., UK Stroke Forum Inaugural Conference, 2006 (2006)

Involving people in research

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Stroke Research Questions: A Nursing Perspective. (with Anne Rowat, Dorothy Horsburgh, Lynne Legg, and Lorraine Smith), British Journal of Nursing (2009)

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Young Stroke Survivors: service users as co-researchers of services [poster/talk]., Involve 5th National Conference (2006)

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Involving patients and members of the public in research: the triumphs and challenges, Royal College of Nursing International Nursing Research Conference (2006)

Research methods

Applying the Evidence to Practice (with Joanne Booth, Debbie Tolson, and Irene Schofield), Evidence Informed Nursing with Older People (2011)

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Phenomenological interviews: the challenges of using a single question method with people who have post-stroke communication impairments. (with Maria-Lucia Sadala), International Institute for Qualitative Methodology, Qualitative Health Research Conference (2008)

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The Development of a Theoretical Framework for a Complex Lifestyle Intervention (with Susan Kerr, Rosemary Whyte, and Hazel Watson), International Journal of Qualitative Methods (2008)

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Developing the methodology: a thematic analysis of quantitative and qualitative papers in a systematic review of the patient-centred stroke literature., Royal College of Nursing International Nursing Research Conference (2007)

Systematic review methods

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Defining and measuring patient-centred care: an example from a mixed methods systematic review of the stroke literature. (with Sue Kinn), Health Expectations (2012)

Background

Involving patients in the determination of their care is increasingly important, and healthcare professionals...

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The effectiveness of secondary prevention lifestyle interventions designed to change lifestyle behavior following stroke: summary of a systematic review (with Susan Kerr, Caroline McVey, and John Godwin), International Journal of Stroke (2012)

Background A feature of stroke is that it recurs (25% within

five-years). Risk factors for...

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Tobacco and alcohol-related interventions for people with mild-moderate intellectual disabilities: a systematic review of the literature. (with Susan Kerr, Chris Darbyshire, Alan Middleton, and Lorna Fitzsimmons), Journal of Intellectual Disability Research (2012)

Background The behavioural determinants of health among people with mild/moderate intellectual disabilities are of increasing...

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HIV Action Plan: Action 9 (HIV prevention evidence (with Karen Lorimer, Lisa Kidd, Kerri McPherson, and Flora Cornish) (2011)

The aims of this systematic review of reviews were to identify, appraise, synthesise and contextualise...

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Secondary prevention lifestyle interventions: what works? Results of a systematic review. (with Susan Kerr and Caroline McVey), UK Stroke Forum (2010)

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Young adults’ experience of stroke: a qualitative review of the literature, British Journal of Nursing (2010)

Stroke is a life-threatening event that has a devastating impact on young adults and their...

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Using an inclusive systematic review methodology to develop an evidence-based definition of patient-centred stroke care. (with Sue Kinn), Joanna Briggs Institute International Convention - Ripples to Revolution-Bench to Bedside (2009)

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Patient-centred practice in stroke: A systematic review of the literature [Poster presentation]., UK Stroke Forum Inaugural Conference, 2006 (2006)

Invited comment

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Exploring older peoples' experiences of nocturia: A poorly recognised urinary condition that limits participation (with Jo Booth, Kenneth O'Neill, and Laura McMillan), Disability and Rehabilitation (2010)

This study sought to understand the experience of living and coping with nocturia, from the...

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Brief interventions: a useful health promotion tool for stroke nurses., British Journal of Nursing (2010)

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The DDA a necessary, but not sufficient safeguard for people with progressive conditions in the workplace? The experiences of younger people with Parkinson’s disease. (with Banks Pauline), Disability and Rehabilitation (2006)

SelectedWorks of Dr. Maggie Lawrence

Dr. Maggie Lawrence

Glasgow Caledonian University

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Stroke: secondary prevention

The effectiveness of secondary prevention lifestyle interventions designed to change lifestyle behavior following stroke: summary of a systematic review (with Susan Kerr, Caroline McVey, and John Godwin), International Journal of Stroke (2012)

Secondary prevention of stroke and transient ischaemic attack (with Hazel Fraser, Charlotte Woods, and Jon McCall), Nursing Standard (2011)

The Lisbeth Hockey Community Nursing Research Training Fellowship 2008. Final report (with Susan Kerr, Caroline McVey, and Dorothy Ferguson) (2011)

Secondary prevention lifestyle interventions: what works? Results of a systematic review. (with Susan Kerr and Caroline McVey), UK Stroke Forum (2010)

What is the evidence for using family based interventions to prevent stroke recurrence? (with Caroline McVey and Susan M. Kerr), Nursing Times (2010)

An exploration of lifestyle beliefs and lifestyle behaviour following stroke: findings from a focus group study of patients and family members (with Susan M. Kerr, Hazel E. Watson, Gillian Paton, and Graham Ellis), BMC Family Practice (2010)

A survey of stroke nurses’ knowledge of secondary prevention lifestyle issues (with Susan Kerr, Hazel Watson, Jennie Jackson, and Margaret Brownlee), British Journal of Neuroscience Nursing (2009)

A summary of the guidance relating to four lifestyle risk factors for recurrent stroke: tobacco use, alcohol consumption, diet and physical activity (with Susan Kerr, Hazel Watson, Jennie Jackson, and Margaret Brownlee), British Journal of Neuroscience Nursing (2009)

Stroke: young adults

Determining the needs, priorities, and desired rehabilitation outcomes of young adults who have had a stroke (with Sue Kinn), Rehabilitation Research and Practice (2012)

Pirandello’s Analogy: A Source for a Better Understanding of the Social Impact of Stroke (with M.A.C. van Haaren, P.H. Goossens, B. van den Bossche, M.J.H. Wermer, and A.A. Kaptein), European Neurology (2012)

Patient-centred stroke care: developing a toolkit for clinicians. (with Sue Kinn), UK Stroke Forum (2010)

Young adults’ experience of stroke: a qualitative review of the literature, British Journal of Nursing (2010)

Patient-centred stroke care: young adults and their families. [thesis abstract]., Disability & Society (2010)

Phenomenological interviews: the challenges of using a single question method with people who have post-stroke communication impairments. (with Maria-Lucia Sadala), International Institute for Qualitative Methodology, Qualitative Health Research Conference (2008)

Identifying patient-centred outcomes for young adults post-stroke and their families., Royal College of Nursing International Nursing Research Conference (2007)

Young Stroke Survivors: service users as co-researchers of services [poster/talk]., Involve 5th National Conference (2006)

Involving patients and members of the public in research: the triumphs and challenges, Royal College of Nursing International Nursing Research Conference (2006)

Stroke and Disability

Interventions for post-stroke disturbances of mood and emotional behaviour: recommendations from SIGN 118 (with David Gillespie, Sara Joice, and Janice Whittick), International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation (2011)

Transparent or opaque? Disabled people in Scotland describe their experience of applying for Disability Living Allowance. (with Pauline Banks), Journal of Social Work (2005)

Social inclusion and well-being: the experience of people moving into employment. (with Andrew Jahoda, Sheila Riddell, Pauline Banks, Wendy Kerr, and Dave Daganan), International Association for the Scientific Study of Intellectual Disabilities World Congress (2004)

Informal carers

Impact and influences on caregiver outcomes at one year post-stroke (with Lorraine N. Smith, John Norrie, Susan M. Kerr, Peter Langhorne, and Kennedy R. Lees), Cerebrovascular Diseases (2004)

Informal carers’ experience of caring for stroke survivors (with Lorraine M. Smith, Susan M. Kerr, Peter Langhorne, and Kennedy R. Lees), Journal of Advanced Nursing (2004)

Learning Disability

Tobacco and alcohol-related interventions for people with mild-moderate intellectual disabilities: a systematic review of the literature. (with Susan Kerr, Chris Darbyshire, Alan Middleton, and Lorna Fitzsimmons), Journal of Intellectual Disability Research (2012)

Tobacco and alcohol use in people who have a learning disability: giving voice to their health promotion needs (with Susan Kerr, Chris Darbyshire, Alan Midleton, and Lorna Fitzsimmons) (2009)

Patient-centred healthcare

Defining and measuring patient-centred care: an example from a mixed methods systematic review of the stroke literature. (with Sue Kinn), Health Expectations (2012)

Patient-centred stroke care: developing a toolkit for clinicians. (with Sue Kinn), UK Stroke Forum (2010)

Patient-centred stroke care: young adults and their families. [thesis abstract]., Disability & Society (2010)

Using an inclusive systematic review methodology to develop an evidence-based definition of patient-centred stroke care. (with Sue Kinn), Joanna Briggs Institute International Convention - Ripples to Revolution-Bench to Bedside (2009)

Developing the methodology: a thematic analysis of quantitative and qualitative papers in a systematic review of the patient-centred stroke literature., Royal College of Nursing International Nursing Research Conference (2007)

Identifying patient-centred outcomes for young adults post-stroke and their families., Royal College of Nursing International Nursing Research Conference (2007)

Patient-centred practice in stroke: A systematic review of the literature [Poster presentation]., UK Stroke Forum Inaugural Conference, 2006 (2006)

Involving people in research

Stroke Research Questions: A Nursing Perspective. (with Anne Rowat, Dorothy Horsburgh, Lynne Legg, and Lorraine Smith), British Journal of Nursing (2009)

Young Stroke Survivors: service users as co-researchers of services [poster/talk]., Involve 5th National Conference (2006)

Involving patients and members of the public in research: the triumphs and challenges, Royal College of Nursing International Nursing Research Conference (2006)

Research methods

Applying the Evidence to Practice (with Joanne Booth, Debbie Tolson, and Irene Schofield), Evidence Informed Nursing with Older People (2011)

Phenomenological interviews: the challenges of using a single question method with people who have post-stroke communication impairments. (with Maria-Lucia Sadala), International Institute for Qualitative Methodology, Qualitative Health Research Conference (2008)

The Development of a Theoretical Framework for a Complex Lifestyle Intervention (with Susan Kerr, Rosemary Whyte, and Hazel Watson), International Journal of Qualitative Methods (2008)

Developing the methodology: a thematic analysis of quantitative and qualitative papers in a systematic review of the patient-centred stroke literature., Royal College of Nursing International Nursing Research Conference (2007)

Systematic review methods

Defining and measuring patient-centred care: an example from a mixed methods systematic review of the stroke literature. (with Sue Kinn), Health Expectations (2012)

The effectiveness of secondary prevention lifestyle interventions designed to change lifestyle behavior following stroke: summary of a systematic review (with Susan Kerr, Caroline McVey, and John Godwin), International Journal of Stroke (2012)

Tobacco and alcohol-related interventions for people with mild-moderate intellectual disabilities: a systematic review of the literature. (with Susan Kerr, Chris Darbyshire, Alan Middleton, and Lorna Fitzsimmons), Journal of Intellectual Disability Research (2012)

HIV Action Plan: Action 9 (HIV prevention evidence (with Karen Lorimer, Lisa Kidd, Kerri McPherson, and Flora Cornish) (2011)

Secondary prevention lifestyle interventions: what works? Results of a systematic review. (with Susan Kerr and Caroline McVey), UK Stroke Forum (2010)

Young adults’ experience of stroke: a qualitative review of the literature, British Journal of Nursing (2010)

Using an inclusive systematic review methodology to develop an evidence-based definition of patient-centred stroke care. (with Sue Kinn), Joanna Briggs Institute International Convention - Ripples to Revolution-Bench to Bedside (2009)

Patient-centred practice in stroke: A systematic review of the literature [Poster presentation]., UK Stroke Forum Inaugural Conference, 2006 (2006)

Invited comment

Exploring older peoples' experiences of nocturia: A poorly recognised urinary condition that limits participation (with Jo Booth, Kenneth O'Neill, and Laura McMillan), Disability and Rehabilitation (2010)

Brief interventions: a useful health promotion tool for stroke nurses., British Journal of Nursing (2010)

No subject area

The DDA a necessary, but not sufficient safeguard for people with progressive conditions in the workplace? The experiences of younger people with Parkinson’s disease. (with Banks Pauline), Disability and Rehabilitation (2006)