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Developing a scale to measure parental attitudes towards preschool speech and language therapy services (2001)
Journal Article

In the past decade, there has been growing recognition of the need to involve clients in decisions about the healthcare they receive and in the evaluation of services offered. In health services research, survey and scaling methods have become import... Read More about Developing a scale to measure parental attitudes towards preschool speech and language therapy services.

A randomized trial comparing the effectiveness and preference of a touch-screen computer system with a leaflet for providing women with information on urinary symptoms suggestive of detrusor instability (2001)
Journal Article

Objectives: To evaluate how well women learned and retained information given to them by either a leaflet or a computer-generated information system, and which system they preferred to use for obtaining information about urinary symptoms. Subjects an... Read More about A randomized trial comparing the effectiveness and preference of a touch-screen computer system with a leaflet for providing women with information on urinary symptoms suggestive of detrusor instability.

Psychological wellbeing of patients with rheumatoid arthritis (2001)
Journal Article

The results of the study reported here were used as the basis for an educational programme for nurses and subsequently in patient education programmes developed by the authors in collaboration with colleagues and service users.

Development and validation of a self-efficacy scale for use in British patients wih rheumatoid arthritis (RASE) (2001)
Journal Article

Objective: Current arthritis self-efficacy scales have attracted some criticism. Therefore, the aim of this study was to develop and validate a measure of self-efficacy for use in British rheumatoid arthritis patients [Rheumatoid Arthritis Self-effic... Read More about Development and validation of a self-efficacy scale for use in British patients wih rheumatoid arthritis (RASE).