Items where Author is "Pownall, Sue"

FOWLER-DAVIS, Sally, FARNDON, Lisa, HARROP, Deborah, NIELD, Lucy, MANSON, James, LAWRENCE, Judy, TANG, Samer, POWNALL, Sue, ELLIOTT, Jennifer, CHARLESWORTH, Laura and HINDLE, Linda (2020). A rapid review and expert identification of the allied health professions' interventions as a contribution to public health outcomes. Public Health in Practice, 2, p. 100067. [Article]

ELTRINGHAM, Sabrina, POWNALL, Sue, BRAY, Ben, SMITH, Craig J., PIERCY, Laura and SAGE, Karen (2019). Experiences of dysphagia after stroke: an interview study of stroke survivors and their informal caregivers. Geriatrics, 4 (4), e67. [Article]

ELTRINGHAM, Sabrina, SMITH, Craig J., POWNALL, Sue, SAGE, Karen and BRAY, Ben (2019). Variation in Dysphagia Assessment and Management in Acute Stroke: An Interview Study. Geriatrics, 4 (4), e60. [Article]

ELTRINGHAM, Sabrina, KILNER, Karen, GEE, Melanie, SAGE, Karen, BRAY, Benjamin, POWNALL, Sue and SMITH, Craig (2018). Impact of dysphagia assessment and management on risk of stroke-associated pneumonia: A systematic review. Cerebrovascular Diseases, 46 (3-4), 97-105. [Article]

SKILBECK, Julie, POWNALL, Sue, FOWLER-DAVIS, Sally, BARNETT, Elizabeth, GEE, Mel and JONES, Davlyn (2018). Development of a Dysphagia Management Protocol for Older Residents in a Care Home Setting. (abstract only). Journal of Oral Health and Dentistry, 1 (S2). [Article]

ILOTT, Irene, BENNETT, Beverley, GERRISH, Kate, POWNALL, Sue, JONES, Amanda and GARTH, Andrew (2013). Evaluating a novel approach to enhancing dysphagia management: workplace-based, blended e-learning. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 23 (9-10), 1354-1364. [Article]

POWNALL, Sue, SKILBECK, Julie, BARNETT, Elizabeth, JIMANEZ-ARANDA, Angel and FOWLER-DAVIS, Sally A consensus based approach to the development of a digital dysphagia management guide for care homes (abstract only). In: - -. [Book Section]

BENNETT, Beverley, ILLOT, Irene, GERRISH, Kate, POWNALL, Sue and JONES, Amanda (2011). Enhancing dysphagia management: Facilitated e-learning works and offers value for money. In: UK Stroke Forum conference, Glasgow, 29th November 2011 - 1st December 2011. [Conference or Workshop Item]