Publications by Dr Angela Wearn - ePrints

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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Dr Mihirini Sirisena Professor Eileen Kaner Dr Angela Wearn	‘The book’s a conversation starter’: a realist exploration of the salutogenic potential of reading for pleasure	2024
Dr Angela Wearn	Determinants of routine cervical screening participation in underserved women: a qualitative systematic review	2024
Dr Jayne Jeffries Dr Angela Wearn Dr Sarah Sowden	Qualitative evaluation of a complex mental health intervention in general practices serving socioeconomically disadvantaged communities in northern England	2023
Dr Angela Wearn Simon Douglas Sara Long	Enhancing public involvement and community engagement in research across the North East and North Cumbria; Scoping existing good practice and proposing next steps.	2022
Dr Angela Wearn Professor Eileen Kaner Professor Sheena Ramsay Dr Ryc Aquino Dr Hayley Alderson et al.	Evaluating process and outcomes of public involvement in applied health and social care research: a rapid systematic review.	2022
Dr Angela Rodrigues Dr Angela Wearn	Understanding the implementation strategy of a secondary care tobacco addiction treatment pathway (the CURE project) in England; a strategic behavioural analysis.	2022
Dr Emma Geijer Simpson Dr Mihirini Sirisena Dr Samantha Redgate Professor Eileen Kaner Dr Josephine Wildman et al.	A rapid realist evidence synthesis on the effectiveness of reading initiatives in promoting mental and physical health in individuals across the life course.	2021
Dr Angela Wearn Dr Anna Haste Dr Katie Haighton Dr Angela Rodrigues	Barriers and facilitators to implementing the CURE stop smoking project: a qualitative study	2021
Dr Kerry Brennan-Tovey Dr Ryc Aquino Professor Eileen Kaner Dr Angela Wearn Dr Theophile Bigirumurame et al.	Implementation of the NHS-funded tobacco dependence services in England: a qualitative study to understand the contexts of implementation	2021
Dr Angela Wearn	The impact of emotion-based mass media campaigns on stigma toward cervical screening non participation	2020