Items where Author is "Griffiths, Christopher"

THORNELOE, Rachael, GRIFFITHS, Christopher EM, EMSLEY, Richard, ASHCROFT, Darren M, CORDINGLEY, Lis, BARKER, Jonathan, BENHAM, Marilyn, BURDEN, David, EVANS, Ian, GRIFFITHS, Christopher, HUSSAIN, Sagair, KIRBY, Brian, LAWSON, Linda, MASON, Kayleigh, MCELHONE, Kathleen, MURPHY, Ruth, ORMEROD, Anthony, OWEN, Caroline, REYNOLDS, Nick, SMITH, Catherine, WARREN, Richard, BARKER, Jonathan, BARNES, Michael, BURDEN, David, EMSLEY, Richard, GRIFFITHS, Christopher, PAYNE, Katherine, REYNOLDS, Nick, RYDER, Samantha, SMITH, Catherine, STOCKEN, Deborah and WARREN, Richard (2018). Intentional and unintentional medication non-adherence in psoriasis: The role of patients’ medication beliefs and habit strength. Journal of investigative dermatology, 138 (4), 785-794. [Article]

THORNELOE, Rachael, GRIFFITHS, Christopher, EMSLEY, Richard, ASHCROFT, Darren and CORDINGLEY, Lis (2017). Intentional and unintentional medication nonadherence in psoriasis: the role of patients’ medication beliefs and habit strength [abstract only]. British Journal of Dermatology, 177 (5), 815-816. [Article]

THORNELOE, Rachael, GRIFFITHS, Christopher, EMSLEY, Richard, ASHCROFT, Darren and CORDINGLEY, Lis (2017). Psychological distress in patients using systemic therapies for psoriasis: the role of beliefs about illness and anger suppression (abstract only). British Journal of Dermatology, 177 (5), e235-e307. [Article]

THORNELOE, Rachael, NELSON, Pauline, KANE, Karen, PEARCE, Christina, BUNDY, Chris, CHISHOLM, Anna, HILTON, Rachel, YOUNG, Helen, GRIFFITHS, Christopher and CORDINGLEY, Lis (2016). Development and evaluation of the IMPACT programme patient resources to increase understanding of psoriasis and its management: a mixed-methods feasibility study. British Journal of Dermatology. [Article]

THORNELOE, Rachael, GRIFFITHS, Christopher, EMSLEY, Richard, ASHCROFT, Darren and CORDINGLEY, Lis (2016). Medication beliefs are associated with medication adherence in patients with psoriasis using systemic therapies: findings from the Investigating Medication Adherence in Psoriasis study. British Journal of Dermatology, 9-15. [Article]