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Preliminary report of a NeuroPage service within a health care system.

Barbara A Wilson, Hazel Emslie, H. Emslie, 2003, NeuroRehabilitation.

RCN warns that the nursing profession is in danger.

H. Scott, 2004, British journal of nursing.

Nursing has lost its essence: care is being demeaned.

H. Scott, 2003, British journal of nursing.

Nursing must begin researching its impact on patient outcomes.

H. Scott, 2003, British journal of nursing.

Nurses are not washing their hands well enough.

H. Scott, 2000, British journal of nursing.

Empathy in healthcare settings

H. Scott, 2011 .

The psychological distress of a man with end-stage MND

H. Scott, 2007 .

Putting patient-centred care at the heart of nursing.

H. Scott, 2004, British journal of nursing.

Not just a run in the park: a qualitative exploration of parkrun and mental health

H. Scott, P. Morris, 2018, Advances in Mental Health.

Conceptions of health promotion held by pre-registration student nurses in four schools of nursing in New Zealand.

H. Scott, P. Walthew, 2012, Nurse education today.

Communication vignettes: 'You Must Get Her Out of Bed, Nurse!'

H. Scott, 2011 .

Issues relating to nutrition and hydration at end of life

H. Scott, 2010 .

Enhancing service provision for people with learning disabilities

H. Scott, 1995 .

Communication vignettes: ‘How seriously ill is she, nurse?’

H. Scott, 2010 .

Nursing and personal care cannot be distinguished.

H. Scott, 2003, British journal of nursing.

Intimate examinations are carried out without consent.

H. Scott, 2003, British journal of nursing.

Responding to patients’ religious narratives at the end of life

H. Scott, R. P. Speck, 2010 .

De-tabooing dying control - a grounded theory study

H. Thulesius, G. Helgesson, N. Lynöe, 2013, BMC Palliative Care.

People should not have to resort to assisted suicide.

H. Scott, 2003, British journal of nursing.

Communication vignettes: ‘Help her nurse, she’s drowning!’

V. Robinson, H. Scott, 2010 .

Why assisted suicide must remain illegal in the UK.

V. Robinson, H. Scott, 2012, Nursing standard (Royal College of Nursing (Great Britain) : 1987).

Assessment Of Depression When Patients Desire A Hastened Death

H. Scott, 2011 .

Why industrial action by nurses is not justified.

H. Scott, 1995, British journal of nursing.

Nurses worried about the erosion of the caring role.

H. Scott, 2004, British journal of nursing.

Violence against nurses and NHS staff is on the increase.

H. Scott, 2003, British journal of nursing.

What is known about the secondary traumatization of staff working with offending populations? A review of the literature.

H. Scott, Laura Frost, 2020, Traumatology.

As entries into nursing fall questions must be asked.

H. Scott, 1998, British journal of nursing.

Experiences of user involvement in mental health settings: User motivations and benefits.

H. Priest, E. Bradley, H. Scott, 2018, Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing.

The politics of the new obstetrics: towards a socialist feminist theory of the new obstetrics

H. Scott, 1987 .

Communication vignettes: ‘Should I cancel my holiday nurse?’

V. Robinson, H. Scott, 2009 .

Nursing profession suffers from lack of status.

H. Scott, 2000, British journal of nursing.

An exploration of individuals’ experiences of dietary changes made as a result of a head and neck cancer diagnosis

H. Scott, J. McClinchy, 2012 .

The impact of organisational change on professionals working within a Community Mental Health Team (CMHT): a psychodynamic perspective

H. Priest, H. Scott, Bridget Hanley, 2017 .

Putting the 'critical' into critical studies in art education

Helen Scott, H. Scott, 2014 .

Investigating predictors and moderators of burnout in staff working in services for people with intellectual disabilities: the role of emotional intelligence, exposure to violence, and self-Efficacy

J. Rose, H. Scott, J. Shead, 2016 .

Are nurses "too clever to care" and "too posh to wash"?

H. Scott, 2004, British journal of nursing.

What Is Grounded Theory?

H. Scott, 2020, What is Grounded Theory?.

GROUNDED THEORY GROUNDED THEORY

B. Glaser, Astrid Gynnild, H. Scott, 2011 .

UKCC may drop the term ‘specialist practice’

H. Scott, 1997 .

Signs and symptoms of end-stage idiopathic Parkinson’s disease

H. Scott, 2010 .

Reaching out to Europe’s older minorities

H. Scott, Harry L. Mertens, 1993 .

Communication vignettes: ‘Being With’ a Patient Who is Distressed

H. Scott, 2012 .

Older people in prison are not having their health needs met.

H. Scott, 2003, British journal of nursing.

Undercover cameras show nursing in a poor light.

H. Scott, 2005, British journal of nursing.

Investigating the Relationship Between Guilt and Shame Proneness and Moral Injury in Veterans That Have Experienced Active Deployment

Victoria K. Aldridge, H. Scott, Rachel Paskell, 2019, Military Behavioral Health.

Preventing avoidable hospital admission of older people.

K. Gerrish, A. Gibson, M. Jiwa, 2002, British journal of community nursing.

The importance of spirituality for people living with dementia.

H. Scott, 2016, Nursing standard (Royal College of Nursing (Great Britain) : 1987).

Research shows how we can prevent falls in old age.

H. Scott, 2005, British journal of nursing.

Working environments have a direct impact on care.

H. Scott, 2004, British journal of nursing.

Kick-starting Men's Mental Health: An Evaluation of the Effect of Playing Football on Mental Health Service Users' Well-Being

H. Scott, Jurai Darongkamas, E. Taylor, 2011 .

Communication vignettes: ‘I want to kill myself nurse!’

V. Robinson, H. Scott, J. O’Neill, 2009 .

Nancy Roper (1918-2004): a great nursing pioneer.

H. Scott, 2004, British journal of nursing.

Children are receiving inadequate care in A&E.

H. Scott, 1997, British Journal of Nursing.

Nurses must not become substitute doctors.

H. Scott, 1999, British Journal of Nursing.

Communication Vignettes: 'I Don't Think I Can Cope, Nurse'

H. Scott, 2014 .

Communication Vignettes: Talking About Death in Dementia

H. Scott, 2013 .

Communication vignettes: 'What Have I Done to Deserve This?'

H. Scott, 2011 .

Nurses' expanded roles are beneficial to patients.

H. Scott, 2005, British Journal of Nursing.

Communication Vignettes: ‘What if I meet “Old Nick”, Nurse?’

H. Scott, 2013 .

Communication vignettes: ’Why am I on a pathway nurse?‘

V. Robinson, H. Scott, 2010 .