Magdalena Zasada

University of Surrey

United Kingdom

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Emily Williams

REader in Chronic Disease and Health Inequalities

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Jill Maben

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Michael Ussher

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Ann Gallagher

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Cath Taylor

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Magdalena Zasada

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Machine Learning Applied to NHS Electronic Staff Records Identifies Key Areas of Focus for Staff Retention

Team Time as a wellbeing intervention for NHS staff: a qualitative evaluation of implementation during the COVID-19 pandemic

Investigating the efficiency of lung multi‐disciplinary team meetings—A mixed methods study of eight lung multi‐disciplinary teams

Living life in limbo: experiences of healthcare professionals during the HCPC fitness to practice investigation process in the UK

Exploring the macro-level, meso-level and micro-level barriers and facilitators to the provision of good quality early inflammatory arthritis (EIA) care in England and Wales.

Barriers and facilitators to uptake and retention of inner-city ethnically diverse women in a postnatal weight management intervention: a mixed-methods process evaluation within a feasibility trial in England.

Findings from a mixed-methods pragmatic cluster trial evaluating the impact of ethics education interventions on residential care-givers.

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Emily Williams

Jill Maben

Michael Ussher

Ann Gallagher

Cath Taylor

Anna Cox

Jenny Harris

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