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S.A., Clarke C.L. and Heyman B. (2000) Hearing the voices of children
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M., Swain J. and Heyman B. (2000) What’s in a name? The implications
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Cowley L.,
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(1999) Guest editorial: Risk analysis and health practice. Health,
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and Handyside E.C. (1999) How can therapists help to promote the
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Henriksen M. and Maughan K. (1998) Probabilities and Health Risks:
A Qualitative Approach. Social Science & Medicine, 9, 1295-1306.
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Swain J. and Gillman M. (1998) A risk management dilemma: How day
centre staff understand challenging behaviour. Disability &
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M. and Heyman B. (1998) Being old and pregnant. In B. Heyman (Ed.)
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Huckle S. and Handyside E.C. (1998) Freedom of the locality for
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C. and Heyman B. (1998) The resettlement of people with severe learning
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and Heyman B. (1998) Risk management for people with dementia. In
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Swain J.,
Heyman B. and Gillman M. (1998) Public research, private concerns:
Ethical issues in the use of open-ended interviews with people who
have learning difficulties. Disability & Society, 13, 21-36.
Gillman
M., Heyman B. and Swain J. (1997) Life history or 'case' history:
The objectification of people with learning difficulties through
the tyranny of professional discourses. Disability and Society,
12, 675-693.
Dawson P.
and Heyman B. (1997) Evaluating community health services: Conflict
and controversy. Health and Social Care in the Community, 5, 255-260.
Byrne G.
and Heyman B. (1997) Understanding nurses’ communication with patients
in accident and emergency using a symbolic interactionist perspective.
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and Heyman B. (1997) Patient anxiety in the accident and emergency
department. Journal of Clinical Nursing, 6, 289-295.
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Swain J., Gillman M., Handyside E. C. and Newman W. (1997) Alone
in the crowd: How adults with learning difficulties cope with social
network problems. Social Science & Medicine, 44, 41-53.
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and Huckle S. (1995) Sexuality as a perceived hazard in the lives
of adults with learning difficulties. Disability & Society,
10, 139-155.
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(1995) Talking to people with learning difficulties, in J. Reed
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E. and Heyman B. (1995) Mental illness in the community: The role
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and Huckle S. (1995) How adults with learning difficulties and their
carers see 'the community. In B. Heyman (Ed.) Researching User Perspectives
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and Huckle S. (1993) Not worth the risk? Attitudes of adults with
learning difficulties and their informal and formal carers to the
hazards of everyday life, Social Science & Medicine, 12, 1557-1564.
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L., Heyman B., Pearson P. and Watson D. W. (1993) Formal carers:
Their attitudes to working with the dementing elderly and their
informal carers. Health and Social Care in the Community, 1, 227-238.
Aarvold
J., and Heyman B. (1993) Computer literacy in the NHS: is the writing
on the wall. Health Services Journal, February 17th.
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and Huckle S. (1993) Normal life in a hazardous world: How adults
with moderate learning difficulties and their carers cope with risks
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J., Heyman B. and Bell B. (1992) Teaching computer skills. In J.
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and Campbell S. (1992) A statistics package. In S. Procter and J.
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D.S. and Heyman B. (1992) Dental needs of the elderly in residential
care in Newcastle upon Tyne and the role of formal carers. Community
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E.C. and Heyman B. (1990) Community care: Clients' perceptions of
services and an evaluation of a voluntary agency support scheme,
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Bell B., Kingham M.R. and Handyside E.C. (1990) Social class and
the prevalence of handicapping conditions, Disability, Handicap
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Heyman B. and Kingham M.R. (1990) Images of the Cuban health care
system, Nursing Standard, 17.
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D. and Heyman B. (1989) Changes in nurse education and the facilitation
of nursing research: An exploratory study. Nurse Education Today,
9, 392-396.
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B. and Shaw, M.P. (1984) A longitudinal study of changing attitudes
to work among nursing trainees in two British general hospitals,
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and Shaw M.P. (1984) A look at relationships between nurses. In
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M. and Heyman B. (1983) New courses for health professionals, Nursing
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and Shaw M.P. (1983) A personal construct theory approach to the
socialisation of nursing trainees in two British general hospitals.
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and Heyman B. (1982) Changes in patterns of care of the mentally
handicapped. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 7, 555-563.
Heyman B.
and Shaw M.P. (1980) Perceptions of the British nursing officer.
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and Heyman B. (1980) Constructs of relationship and issues of authority
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