Items where Author is "Grant, Gordon"
Number of items: 28.
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GRANT, Gordon and POLLARD, Nicholas
(2021).
Health group walks: making sense of associations with the natural landscape.
Leisure Studies.
MACHACZEK, Katarzyna, ALLMARK, Peter, GOYDER, Elizabeth, GRANT, Gordon, RICKETTS, Tom, POLLARD, Nicholas, BOOTH, Andrew, HARROP, Deborah, DE-LA-HAYE, Stephanie, COLLINS, Karen and GREEN, Geoff
(2018).
A scoping study of interventions to increase the uptake of physical activity (PA) amongst individuals with mild-to-moderate depression (MMD).
BMC Public Health, 18, p. 392.
GRANT, Gordon, POLLARD, Nicholas, ALLMARK, Peter, MACHACZEK, Kasia and RAMCHARAN, Paul
(2017).
The social relations of a health walk group: an ethnographic study.
Qualitative Health Research, 27 (11), 1701-1712.
GRANT, Gordon, MACHACZEK, Kasia, POLLARD, Nick and ALLMARK, Peter
(2017).
Walking, sustainability and health: findings from a study of a Walking for Health group.
Health and Social Care in the Community, 25 (3), 1218-1226.
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CROOT, Elizabeth, GRANT, Gordon, MATHERS, Nigel and COOPER, Cindy
(2012).
Coping strategies used by Pakistani parents living in the United Kingdom and caring for a severely disabled child.
Disability and Rehabilitation, 34 (18), 1540-1549.
GRANT, Gordon, LEES, J and STACKHOUSE, J
(2012).
Having faith in parents: supporting parenting of children learning to talk through small faith communities.
Journal of Research in Special Education Needs..
(In Press)
GRANT, Gordon
(2011).
Safeguarding vulnerable adults over the life course.
In: KATZ, Jeanne, PEACE, Sheila and SPURR, Sue, (eds.)
Adult lives : a life course perspective.
Bristol, The Policy Press, Bristol and Open University Press, Maidenhead, 230-239.
CROOT, Elizabeth J., LEES, Janet and GRANT, Gordon
(2011).
Evaluating standards in cross-language research: A critique of Squires’ criteria.
International Journal of Nursing Studies, 48 (8), 1002-1011.
EARLE, E. A., TAYLOR, J., PEET, M. and GRANT, Gordon
(2011).
Nurse prescribing in specialist mental health (part 1) : the views and experiences of practising and non-practising nurse prescribers and service users.
Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, 18 (3), 189-197.
CROOT, Elizabeth J., LEES, Janet and GRANT, Gordon
(2011).
Evaluating standards in cross-language research : a critique of Squires’ criteria.
International Journal of Nursing Studies, 48 (8), 1002-1011.
EARLE, E. A., TAYLOR, J., PEET, M. and GRANT, Gordon
(2011).
Nurse prescribing in specialist mental health (part 2) : the views and experiences of psychiatrists and health professionals.
Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing, 18 (4), 281-287.
GRANT, Gordon
(2010).
Family care : experiences and expectations.
In: GRANT, Gordon, RAMCHARAN, P, FLYNN, Margaret and RICHARDSON, Malcolm, (eds.)
Learning disability : a life cycle approach.
Open University Press and McGraw Hill Educational, 171-184.
GRANT, Gordon
(2010).
Healthy and successful ageing.
In: GRANT, Gordon, RAMCHARAN, P, FLYNN, Margaret and RICHARDSON, Malcolm, (eds.)
Learning disability : a life cycle approach.
Open University Press and McGraw Hill Educational, 457-488.
GRANT, Gordon, RAMCHARAN, P, FLYNN, Margaret and RICHARDSON, Malcolm
(2010).
Learning disability : a life cycle approach.
Maidenhead, Open University Press and McGraw Hill Education.
MONTISCI, L and GRANT, Gordon
(2010).
Maintaining a commitment to quality.
In: GRANT, Gordon, RAMCHARAN, P, FLYNN, Margaret and RICHARDSON, Malcolm, (eds.)
Learning disability : a life cycle approach.
Open University Press and McGraw Hill Educational, 73-86.
GRANT, Gordon and RAMCHARAN, P
(2010).
User involvement in research.
In: GERRISH, Kate and LACEY, Anne, (eds.)
The research process in nursing.
Oxford, Wiley-Blackwell, 36-49.
TETLEY, J, GRANT, Gordon and DAVIES, S
(2009).
Using narratives to better understand older people's decision-making processes.
Qualitative Health Research, 19 (9), 1273-1283.
LEES, Janet, STACKHOUSE, Joy and GRANT, Gordon
(2009).
Learning to talk: community support and views of parents from socially disadvantaged families.
Journal of Research in Special Educational Needs, 9 (2), 91-99.
GRANT, Gordon and RAMCHARAN, Paul
(2009).
Valuing People and research: outcomes of the Learning Disability Research Initiative.
Tizard Learning Disability Review, 14 (2), 25-34.
CROOT, E J, GRANT, Gordon, COOPER, C L and MATHERS, N
(2008).
Perceptions of the causes of childhood disability among Pakistani families living in the UK.
Health & Social Care In The Community, 16 (6), 606-613.
GRANT, Gordon, REPPER, J and NOLAN, M
(2008).
Young people supporting parents with mental illness: experiences of assessment and support.
Health & Social Care In The Community, 16 (3), 271-281.
WALSH, Mike, GRANT, Gordon and COLEMAN, Zoë
(2008).
Action research — a necessary complement to traditional health science?
Health Care Analysis, 16 (2), 127-144.
REPPER, J, GRANT, Gordon, NOLAN, M and ENDERBY, P
(2008).
Carers' experiences of mental health services and views about assessments : lessons from the Partnership in Carer Assessments Project (PICAP).
In: STICKLEY, Theo and BASSETT, Thurstine, (eds.)
Learning about mental health practice.
John Wiley and Sons.
DALY, T and GRANT, Gordon
(2008).
Crossing borders : lifecourse, rural ageing and disability.
In: KEATING, N, (ed.)
Rural ageing : a good place to grow old?
Aging and the lifecourse
.
Policy Press, 11-19.
GRANT, Gordon and OLDKNOW, H
(2008).
Does joining a football academy help mental health recovery?
Mental Health Nursing, 28 (2), pp8-11.
REPPER, Julie, NOLAN, Mike, GRANT, Gordon, CURRAN, Monica, ENDERBY, Pam and GOWARD, Peter
(2008).
Family carers on the margins : experiences of
assessment in mental health.
Project Report.
National Coordinating Centre for the Service Delivery and Organisation (NCCSDO) research programme.
PAGE, D, GRANT, Gordon and MAYBURY, C
(2008).
Introducing nurse prescribing in a memory clinic : service user and family carer experiences.
Dementia, 7 (1), 139-160.
ABBOTT, R., YOUNG, S., GRANT, Gordon, GOWARD, Peter, SEAGER, P. and LUDLOW, J.
(2003).
Railway suicide: an investigation of individual and organisational consequences.
Project Report.
Doncaster, Doncaster and South Humber Healthcare NHS Trust.