E. Moore

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Expressed Emotion in Staff Working with the Long-Term Adult Mentally Ill

E. Moore, R. Ball, L. Kuipers, 1992, British Journal of Psychiatry.

A Critical Analysis of Clinical Evidence from High Secure Forensic Inpatient Services

E. Moore, C. Fife-Schaw, D. Perkins, 2013 .

Risk assessments for dating violence in mid to late adolescence and early adulthood.

E. Moore, James Tapp, J. Tapp, 2016, Criminal behaviour and mental health : CBMH.

Complex forensic case formulation in recovery-oriented services: some implications for routine practice.

E. Moore, G. Drennan, 2013, Criminal behaviour and mental health : CBMH.

Evaluating the impact of structured groupwork with men in a high security hospital

E. Moore, M. Quayle, 1998 .

Trauma in the family: groupwork on family awareness for men in high security hospital

E. Moore, M. Quayle, Jessica Lee, 2000 .

An Anger Management Group for People with a Learning Disability

E. Moore, J. Lewis, Jessica B Lewis, 1997 .

Including the excluded: high security hospital user perspectives on stigma, discrimination, and recovery

E. Moore, G. Adshead, J. Tapp, 2011 .

Ethical Issues in Forensic Psychology

E. Moore, G. Adshead, 2022, Clinical Forensic Psychology.

Clinical assessment of individuals with personality disorder in the secure hospital

E. Moore, 2006 .

Blame attribution regarding index offence on admission to secure hospital services

G. Gudjonsson, E. Moore, 2002 .

Self-deception and other-deception among admissions to a maximum security hospital and a medium secure unit

G. Gudjonsson, E. Moore, 2001 .

Prevalence and denial of sexual abuse in a male psychiatric inpatient population.

E. Moore, D. Lab, 2005, Journal of traumatic stress.

Life after homicide: accounts of recovery and redemption of offender patients in a high security hospital – a qualitative study

E. Moore, A. Vetere, G. Adshead, 2012 .

Observer Ratings of Interpersonal Behavior as Predictors of Aggression and Self-Harm in a High-Security Sample of Male Forensic Inpatients

E. Moore, Zarah Vernham, J. Tapp, 2016, Journal of interpersonal violence.

Personality disorder: its impact on staff and the role of supervision

E. Moore, 2012 .

Assessment of personality disorder for individuals with offending histories

T. Hogue, E. Moore, 2000 .

A descriptive analysis of incidents of absconding and escape from the English high-security hospitals, 1989–94

E. Moore, 2000 .

Expressed Emotion in community care staff

E. Moore, R. Ball, L. Kuipers, 2004, Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology.

Staff-patient relationships in the care of the long-term adult mentally ill

E. Moore, R. Ball, L. Kuipers, 2004, Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology.

Expressed Emotion and Staff-Client Relationships

E. Kuipers, E. Moore, 1995 .

When statistical models fail: problems in the prediction of escape and absconding behaviour from high-security hospitals

E. Moore, S. Hammond, 2000 .

Everything moves on: referral trends to a leavers' group in a high secure hospital and trial leave progress of group graduates

E. Moore, G. Adshead, E. Glorney, 2017, Criminal behaviour and mental health : CBMH.

The role of mentalising in the management of violence

E. Moore, G. Adshead, M. Humphrey, 2013 .

An evaluation of group work as an intervention to reduce the impact of substance misuse for offender patients in a high security hospital

E. Moore, C. Morris, 2009 .

The voice of detainees in a high security setting on services for people with personality disorder.

P. Taylor, E. Moore, E. Wilkinson, 2002, Criminal behaviour and mental health : CBMH.

Mentalisation-based therapy (MBT) in a high-secure hospital setting: expert by experience feedback on participation

E. Moore, J. Tapp, Andrew Ware, 2016 .

A psychometric evaluation of the Defence Style Questionnaire-40 in a UK forensic patient population

T. Gannon, E. Moore, Theresa A. Gannon, 2018 .

Attachment Theory and Offending

E. Moore, G. Adshead, 2022, Clinical Forensic Psychology.

Support for the predictive validity of the multifactor offender readiness model (MORM): forensic patients' readiness and engagement with therapeutic groups

E. Moore, J. Tapp, Jane L. Wood, 2017, Criminal behaviour and mental health : CBMH.

What do the experts by experience tell us about ‘what works’ in high secure forensic inpatient hospital services?

E. Moore, C. Fife-Schaw, D. Perkins, 2013 .

“The image has been changed in my mind”: a case of restorative justice in a forensic mental health setting

E. Moore, D. Cull, Mary-Ann Stephenson, 2020 .

Evaluation of anger management groups in a high-security hospital.

E. Moore, S. Gandolfi, J. Tapp, 2013, Criminal behaviour and mental health : CBMH.

Psycho-educational groupwork for detained offender patients: understanding mental illness

E. Moore, J. Tapp, Claire Wilson, 2010 .

The relationship between insight and social rank appraisals in people with schizophrenia.

H. Mcleod, E. Moore, Liza Coertze, 2009, British Journal of Clinical Psychology.

Patient Focus Group Responses to Peer Mentoring in a High-Security Hospital

E. Moore, J. Carthy, E. Glorney, 2014 .

Essential elements of treatment and care in high secure forensic inpatient services: an expert consensus study

E. Moore, C. Fife-Schaw, D. Perkins, 2016 .

Behavioural correlates of expressed emotion in staff-patient interactions

E. Moore, L. Kuipers, 1992, Social Psychiatry and Psychiatric Epidemiology.

Group-work for offender patients on sex offending in a high security hospital: Investigating aspects of impact via qualitative analysis

E. Moore, C. Clarke, A. Lord, 2013 .

An evaluation of the Enhanced Thinking Skills (ETS) programme with mentally disordered offenders in a high security hospital

E. Moore, L. Blud, Nicola Wallis, 2009 .

The measurement of expressed emotion in relationships between staff and service users: the use of short speech samples.

E. Moore, E. Kuipers, 1999, The British journal of clinical psychology.