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Theory and application of research principles and philosophical underpinning for a study utilising interpretative phenomenological analysis by Cuthbertson, L.M., Robb, Y.A., Blair, S.

“…Qualitative research approaches have potential to provide unique and valuable insights intoperceptions, experiences and behaviours. Reports however indicate…”
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The journey to advanced practice: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of reaching destination and beyond for reporting radiographers in Scotland by Cuthbertson, L.M., Robb, Y.A., Blair, S.

“…Optimising radiographer and radiologist skill-mix is essential to increase efficiency and ensure quality patient care and safety in radiology services…”
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The prevalence of faecal incontinence in myotonic dystrophy type 1 by Petty, R.K.H., Eugenicos, M.P., Hamilton, M.J., Farrugia, M.E., Robb, Y., Ballantyne, R., Gregory, H., McWilliam, C., Longman, C.

“…•Faecal incontinence is a recognised feature of myotonic dystrophy type 1 (DM1).•The prevalence of symptoms related to control of defecation was examined in…”
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The technique of delivery of peri-operative analgesia does not affect the rehabilitation or outcomes following total knee arthroplasty by McDonald, D A, Deakin, A H, Ellis, B M, Robb, Y, Howe, T E, Kinninmonth, A W G, Scott, N B

“…This non-blinded randomised controlled trial compared the effect of patient-controlled epidural analgesia (PCEA) versus local infiltration analgesia (LIA)…”
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Maternal emotions during the first three postnatal months: Gaining an hermeneutic understanding by Ramsayer, B., Fleming, V., Robb, Y., Deery, R., Cattell, T.

“…Maternal emotions in the first three postnatal months are rarely explored yet in the German context despite it is known that they play an important role in the…”
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Reducing voltage rating and cost of vehicle power systems with a new transient voltage suppression technology by Shen, Z.J., Robb, F.Y., Robb, S.P., Briggs, D.

“…Power electronics plays a critical role in modern vehicle systems. The voltage rating of vehicle power electronics is predominantly determined by the transient…”
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537VP Evaluation of the Scottish rhabdomyolysis and metabolic myopathy gene panel highlights limitations of genetic test criteria and a postcode lottery in access to testing by He, Z., Longman, C., Farrugia, M., Fletcher, E., Robb, Y., McWilliam, C., Ross, A., Brennan, K., Davenport, R., Hopkins, P., Horrocks, I., Joseph, S., Harvie, J., Kerrigan, S., Stewart, K., Miller-Hodges, E.

“…The Glasgow Genomic laboratory offers a 36 gene rhabdomyolysis and metabolic myopathy panel. Test criteria were developed by clinicians but not strictly…”
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Ethical considerations relating to terminal weaning in intensive care by Robb, Yvonne A.

“…The ethical considerations relating to terminal weaning from mechanical ventilation will be discussed within this paper. The principles of beneficence,…”
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Have nursing models a place in intensive care units? by Robb, Yvonne A.

“…The usefulness of conceptual models to guide nursing practice within an intensive care unit is explored within this paper. In order to do this, the term…”
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Hermeneutic research in nursing: developing a Gadamerian-based research method by Fleming, Valerie, Gaidys, Uta, Robb, Yvonne

“…Hermeneutic research in nursing: developing a Gadamerian‐based research method This paper takes the stance that although there are many different approaches to…”
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The duality of professional practice in nursing: Academics for the 21st century by Andrew, Nicola, Robb, Yvonne

“…Although pre-registration nursing in the United Kingdom (UK) is moving towards a graduate exit, the vocational/professional debate is still live and continues…”
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Family nursing in intensive care, part 2: the needs of a family with a member in intensive care by Robb, Y

“…Importance of assessing whether family needs are being met. [(BNI unique abstract)] 21 references…”
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Family nursing in intensive care, part 1: is family nursing appropriate in intensive care? by Robb, Y

“…Nurses' role in caring for the family of a patient. [(BNI unique abstract)] 44 references…”
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Measurement of clinical performance of nurses: a literature review by Robb, Yvonne, Valerie, Dietert, Christine

“…Despite a 40-year history of researching and developing an instrument for measurement of clinical competence in nursing, there are none that are universally…”
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Enhancing learning in care settings: the Profile of Learning Achievements in Care Environments (PLACE) project by Brown, Jayne, Robb, Yvonne, Duffy, Kathleen, Lowndes, Andrew

“…This paper argues that all parties in care settings - that is, older people and their carers, qualified and unqualified staff and students - have learning…”
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Families under stress: how nurses can help by Whyte, D, Robb, Y

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Electron spin resonance study of metal-ammonia compounds by Robb, F. Y, Glaunsinger, W. S

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Family nursing in intensive care part two: the needs of a family with a member in intensive care by Robb, Yvonne A.

“…It was demonstrated in Part one that the family is a justifiable concern to nurses in intensive care and that family-focused care is appropriate in such an…”
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Family nursing in intensive care part one: is family nursing appropriate in intensive care? by Robb, Yvonne A.

“…Over the past 10 years there has been a growing body of literature on family nursing. Although the term ‘family nursing’ is not one which is in common use in…”
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ADFET-a simple inexpensive power device by Robb, F.Y.

“…A new high-voltage power device, termed the ADFET for alloyed drain power MOSFET, provides an economical alternative to conventional power MOSFETs (epi-FETs)…”
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