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Unidimensional scales for fears of cancer recurrence and their psychometric properties: the FCR4 and FCR7 by Humphris, G M, Watson, E, Sharpe, M, Ozakinci, G

“…The assessment of fear of recurrence (FCR) is crucial for understanding an important psychological state in patients diagnosed and treated for cancer. The…”
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Client and practitioner perspectives on the screening mammography experience by Whelehan, P., Evans, A., Ozakinci, G.

“…Mammography can be painful and unpleasant, but effective interventions to improve the experience remain scarce. As a first step towards more effective…”
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Fear of cancer recurrence in oral and oropharyngeal cancer patients: An investigation of the clinical encounter by Ozakinci, G., Swash, B., Humphris, G., Rogers, S. N., Hulbert‐Williams, N. J.

“…Fear of cancer recurrence (FCR) is common among individuals treated for cancer. Explorations of how this fear is expressed within an oncology setting and…”
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Progressing social prescribing with a focus on process of connection: Evidence-informed guidance for robust evaluation and evidence synthesis by Cunningham, K.B., Rogowsky, R.H., Carstairs, S.A., Sullivan, F., Ozakinci, G.

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Safe Drive Stay Alive: exploring effectiveness of a real-world driving intervention for predrivers and the utility of the health action process approach by Dale, H, Scott, C, Ozakinci, G

“…Young drivers are greatly over-represented in road traffic collisions (RTCs) worldwide. Interventions attempt to change driving-related behaviours to reduce…”
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Thiol-disulfide homeostasis and ischemia-modified albumin levels as indicators of oxidative stress in welders' lung disease by Karataş, M, Öziş, T N, Büyükşekerci, M, Gündüzöz, M, Özakıncı, O G, Gök, G, Neşelioğlu, S, Erel, Ö

“…Welders' lung disease refers to mixed exposure to different kinds of metals and chemicals from welding fumes, which affect all parts of the respiratory tract…”
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Fear of recurrence following head and neck cancer in the outpatient clinic by Rogers, S. N., Scott, B., Lowe, D., Ozakinci, G., Humphris, G. M.

“…Fear of recurrence (FOR) following head and neck cancer is one of the most frequent concerns of patients and is associated with psychological distress. The…”
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A qualitative study of pharmacists’ views on offering chlamydia screening to women requesting emergency hormonal contraception by Thomas, G, Humphris, G, Ozakinci, G, O’Brien, K, Roberts, SA, Hopkins, M, Brabin, L

“…This was a qualitative study to understand why pharmacists, asked to offer free chlamydia postal screening to Emergency Hormonal Contraception clients, had not…”
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Cancer diagnosis: An opportune time to help patients and their families stop smoking? by Ozakinci, G, Wells, M, Williams, B, Munro, A.J, Donnelly, P

“…Literature review of the evidence to support the argument that the time when cancer is diagnosed is an appropriate and effective point at which to promote…”
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P40 Experiences and illness perceptions of working-age cardiac rehabilitation attendees by Nutt, R, Ozakinci, G

“…BackgroundCardiac rehabilitation (CR) research often focuses on older individuals. With particular pressures faced by working-age individuals (<65 years), such…”
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EXPERIENCES AND ILLNESS PERCEPTIONS OF WORKING-AGE CARDIAC REHABILITATION ATTENDEES by Nutt, R, Ozakinci, G

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Familial breast cancer: management of 'lower risk' referrals by YOUNG, D, MCLEISH, L, SULLIVAN, F, PITKETHLY, M, REIS, M, GOUDIE, D, VYSNY, H, OZAKINCI, G, STEEL, M

“…Up to 40% of referrals from primary care to 'breast cancer family clinics' prove to be of women whose assessed risk falls below the guidelines' threshold for…”
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Fruit and vegetable intake and skin colour amongst young Australian women: A cross-sectional study by Pezdirc, K, Hutchesson, M.J, Whitehead, R, Ozakinci, G, Perrett, D, Collins, C.E

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Clinicians' Views of Patient-initiated Follow-up in Head and Neck Cancer: a Qualitative Study to Inform the PETNECK2 Trial by Lorenc, A., Wells, M., Fulton-Lieuw, T., Nankivell, P., Mehanna, H., Jepson, M., Karwath, A., Main, B., Firth, C., Gaunt, C., Greaves, C., Moore, D., Watson, E., Gkoutos, G., Ozakinci, G., Wolstenholme, J., Dretzke, J., Brett, J., Duda, J., Matheson, L., Cherrill, L.-R., Calvert, M., Kiely, P., Gaunt, P., Chernbumroong, S., Mittal, S., Thomas, S., Winter, S., Wong, W.

“…Current follow-up for head and neck cancer (HNC) is ineffective, expensive and fails to address patients' needs. The PETNECK2 trial will compare a new model of…”
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Has point-of-sale legislation led to a reduction in exposure to tobacco retailing? by Pearce, J, Cherrie, M, Best, C, Eadie, D, Stead, M, Amos, A, MacGregor, A, Currie, D, Ozakinci, G, Haw, S

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Has point-of-sale legislation led to a reduction in exposure to tobacco retailing? by Pearce, J, Cherrie, M, Best, C, Eadie, D, Stead, M, Amos, A, MacGregor, A, Currie, D, Ozakinci, G, Haw, S

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Efficacy and well-being in rural north India: The role of social identification with a large-scale community identity by Khan, Sammyh S., Hopkins, Nick, Tewari, Shruti, Srinivasan, Narayanan, Reicher, Stephen David, Ozakinci, Gozde

“…Identifying with a group can contribute to a sense of well‐being. The mechanisms involved are diverse: social identification with a group can impact…”
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Persistence of Symptoms in Veterans of the First Gulf War: 5-Year Follow-Up by Ozakinci, Gozde, Hallman, William K., Kipen, Howard M.

“…Background: During the 1990-1991 Gulf War, approximately 700,000 U.S. troops were deployed to the Persian Gulf theater of operations. Of that number,…”
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PERSISTENCE OF SYMPTOMS REPORTED OVER TIME BY GULF WAR VETERANS: ISEE-405 by Hallman, W, Ozakinci, G, Wartenberg, D, Kipen, H

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Provision of breast cancer risk information to women at the lower end of the familial risk spectrum by Ozakinci, Gozde, Humphris, Gerry, Steel, Michael

“…Breast cancer family clinics provide risk information as one of their key functions. Many referrals to these clinics are 'low-risk' women. It was the aim of…”
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