Alison Wood

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Queen Margaret University

United Kingdom

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Alison Wood is a Lecturer at Queen Margaret University in the UK. Her research focuses on advanced clinical practice, patient education in kidney donation, and the impact of advanced practitioners on healthcare outcomes. Recent articles highlight her work in chronic kidney disease, prescribing education, and critical thinking in clinical assessments.

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Northumbria University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Informing transplant candidate and donor education in living kidney donation: mapping educational needs through a rapid review.

Advanced Clinical Practitioners (ACPs) have a significant impact on patient outcomes and healthcare services

Promoting excellence, governance and innovation in prescribing education

Chronic kidney disease and renal replacement therapy: An overview for the advanced clinical practitioner

Consultation and clinical assessment for advanced clinical practitioners in sexual health

Critical thinking and diagnostic reasoning for advanced clinical practitioners in sexual health

Commentary: A scale development study: Hemodialysis comfort scale-version II

Critical thinking and diagnostic reasoning when advanced practitioners assess and treat skin conditions

Conducting a consultation and clinical assessment of the skin for advanced clinical practitioners

Commentary: Self-management, self-efficacy and knowledge among patients under haemodialysis: a case in Iran

Designing and developing core physiology learning outcomes for preregistration nursing education curriculum

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Robin Hyde

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