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Alderson, P; Bellsham-Revell, H; Brierley, J; Dedieu, N; Heath, J; Johnson, M; Johnson, S; Katsatis, A; Kazim, R; King, Liz; Mendizabal, R; Sutcliffe, K; Trowell, J; Vigneswaren, T; Wellesley, H and Wray, J (2022). Children's informed, signified and voluntary consent to heart surgery: Professionals’ practical perspectives. Nursing Ethics, 29(4) pp. 1078–1090.

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Coleman, Phil (2022). The Theory of Human Relatedness as a Potential Underlying Causative Mechanism in Nursing Student Placement Experiences: A UK-Based Critical Realist Study. International Journal for Research in Vocational Education and Training, 9(1) pp. 44–65.

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Haroune, Valerie and King, Liz (2020). Factors contributing to parental ‘vaccine hesitancy’ for childhood immunisations. Nursing Children and Young People, 32(4) pp. 20–25.

Harrison-White, Karen and King, Elizabeth (2015). Hub and spoke model for nursing student placements in the UK, Nursing Children and Young People. Nursing Children and Young People, 27(2) pp. 24–29.

Jennings, Catriona; Astin, Felicity; Prescott, Eva; Hansen, Tina; Gale, Chris and De Bacquer, Dirk (2022). Illness perceptions and health literacy are strongly associated with health-related quality of life, anxiety and depression in patients with coronary heart disease: results from the EUROASPIRE V cross-sectional survey. European Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing (Early Access).

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King, Liz (2018). Link lecturers' views on supporting student nurses who have a learning difficulty in clinical placement. British Journal of Nursing, 27(3) pp. 141–145.

King, Liz (2019). Exploring student nurses’ and their link lecturers’ experiences of reasonable adjustments in clinical placement. British Journal of Nursing, 28(17) pp. 1130–1134.

King, Liz (2013). Parental Refusal of Consent for their Child's Medical Treatment: An Ethical, Professional and Legal Dilemma. British Journal of Anaesthetic and Recovery Nursing, 14(8) pp. 11–17.

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Manderson, Grace and King, Liz (2022). Mobile phone interventions to promote adherence to HIV treatment: mitigating the challenges. Nursing Standard, 37(2) pp. 45–50.

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Van Laar, Darren; Edwards, Julian and Easton, Simon (2007). The Work-Related Quality of Life scale for healthcare workers. Journal of Advanced Nursing, 60(3) pp. 325–333.

Baker, Ricky; King, Elizabeth and Munn, Flavia (2021). Clinical placements: support for students with a disability or impairment. RCNi.

Garcia, Rebecca and Garcia, Miguel (2022). A cancer diagnosis during covid-19. A nurse’s insider perspective. Evidenced Based Nursing.

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Garcia, Rebecca; Mozdiak, Elizabeth; Taylor, Anne and Vseteckova, Jitka (2022). A systematic review Protocol to determine interventions that are used to support the spiritual well-being of nurses. NIHR/PROSPERO.

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King, Liz and Bray, Lucy (2022). Journal of Child Health Care Podcast Number 4. 'We should have been told what would happen': Children’s and parents’ procedural knowledge levels add information-seeking behaviours when coming to hospital for a planned procedure. Journal of Child Health Care Podcast, SAGE.

King, Liz and Camp-Spivey, Logan (2022). Journal of Child Health Care Podcast Number 5. Theoretical and contextual considerations for self-management strategies of children and adolescents with chronic diseases: An integrative review. Journal of Child Health Care Podcast, SAGE.

King, Liz and Whiting, Lisa (2021). Journal of Child Health Care Podcast Number 3. Factors influencing nurse retention within children’s palliative care. Journal of Child Health Care Podcast, SAGE.