Items where Author is "Gordon, Frances"
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GRAFTON, Kate and GORDON, Frances
(2019).
A grounded theory study of the narrative behind Indian physiotherapists global migration.
The International Journal of Health Planning and Management.
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GRAFTON, Kate and GORDON, Frances
(2018).
The Motivations and Aspirations of Indian Physiotherapists Who Migrate Overseas to Study and Work: A Grounded Theory Study.
Physiotherapy.
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BURTON, Maria, KILNER, Karen, GORDON, Frances, COLLINS, Karen, WYLD, Lynda, LIFFORD, Kate, ALLISON, Annabel and REED, Malcolm
(2017).
Information needs and decision-making preferences of older women offered a choice between surgery and primary endocrine therapy for early breast cancer.
Psych-oncology.
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MURRAY-DAVIS, Beth, MARSHALL, Michelle and GORDON, Frances
(2014).
Becoming an interprofessional practitioner: factors promoting the application of pre-qualification learning to professional practice in maternity care.
Journal of Interprofessional Care, 28 (1), 8-14.
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MCCLIMENS, Alex and GORDON, Frances
(2009).
People with intellectual disabilities as bloggers: what's social capital got to do with it anyway?
Journal of intellectual disabilities, 13 (1), 19-30.
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MCCLIMENS, Alex and GORDON, Frances
(2008).
Presentation of Self in E-veryday Life: How People Labelled with Intellectual Disability Manage Identity as They Engage the Blogosphere.
Sociological Research Online, 13 (4).
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WALSH, Claire, GORDON, Frances, MARSHALL, Michelle, WILSON, Fiona and HUNT, Tim
(2005).
Interprofessional capability: A developing framework for interprofessional education.
Nurse Education in Practice, 5 (4), 230-237.
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GORDON, Frances and WALSH, Claire
(2005).
A framework for interprofessional capability: Developing students of health and social care as collaborative workers.
Journal of Integrated Care, 13 (3), 26-33.
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GORDON, Frances, WILSON, Fiona, HUNT, Tim, MARSHALL, Michelle and WALSH, Claire
(2004).
Involving patients and service users in student learning: Developing practice and principles.
Journal of Integrated Care, 12 (6), 28-35.
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