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Dr Sarah Wigham
Liz Titchener
Dr Katherine Jackson
Professor Eileen Kaner
Dr Eilish Gilvarry
et al.		Personalised care for people with excessive alcohol use following an episode of self-harm: a mixed methods community case study in a psychiatric liaison team2025
Dr Simon Barrett
Debbie Smart
Dr Angela Bate
Dr Eilish Gilvarry
Professor Vera Araujo-Soares
et al.		Exploring caregiver perspectives in the context of parental substance use: A qualitative study2024
Dr Katherine Jackson
Professor Eileen Kaner
Professor Barbara Hanratty
Dr Eilish Gilvarry
Professor Amy O'Donnell
Understanding people's experiences of the formal health and social care system for co-occurring heavy alcohol use and depression through the lens of relational autonomy: A qualitative study2024
Dr Eilish Gilvarry
Professor Eileen Kaner
Dr Ellen Lynch
Dr Paul McArdle
Professor Ruth McGovern
et al.		Effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of face-to-face and electronic brief interventions versus screening alone to reduce alcohol consumption among high-risk adolescents presenting to emergency departments: three-arm pragmatic randomized trial (SIPS Junior high risk trial)2022
Emma Adams
Liam Spencer
Dr Michelle Addison
William Mcgovern
Dr Hayley Alderson
et al.		Substance Use, Health, and Adverse Life Events amongst Amphetamine-Type Stimulant Users in North East England: A Cross-Sectional Study2022
Dr Emma Giles
Dr Grant McGeechan
Denise Howel
Professor Eileen Kaner
Emerita Professor Elaine McColl
et al.		The Effectiveness and Cost-Effectiveness of Screening and Brief Alcohol Intervention to Reduce Alcohol Consumption in Young People in the High School Setting: A Pragmatic Randomized Controlled Trial (SIPS JR-HIGH)2022
Dr Eilish Gilvarry
Professor Eileen Kaner
Dr Paul McArdle
Professor Ruth McGovern
Professor Dorothy Newbury-Birch
Brief interventions to prevent excessive alcohol use in adolescents at low-risk presenting to Emergency Departments: Three-arm, randomised trial of effectiveness and cost-effectiveness2021
Dr Michelle Addison
Professor Eileen Kaner
Liam Spencer
Professor Ruth McGovern
Dr Eilish Gilvarry
et al.		Exploring pathways into and out of amphetamine type stimulant use at critical turning points: a qualitative interview study2021
Dr Christopher Snowden
Dr Ellen Lynch
Dr Leah Avery
Denise Howel
Chrysovalanto Mamasoula
et al.		Preoperative behavioural intervention to reduce drinking before elective orthopaedic surgery: the PRE-OP BIRDS feasibility RCT2020
Professor Ruth McGovern
Dr Eilish Gilvarry
Dr Michelle Addison
Dr Hayley Alderson
Dr Emma Geijer Simpson
et al.		The Association Between Adverse Child Health, Psychological, Educational and Social Outcomes, and Nondependent Parental Substance: A Rapid Evidence Assessment2020
Dr Eilish Gilvarry
Professor Eileen Kaner
Dr Ellen Lynch
Dr Paul McArdle
Professor Ruth McGovern
et al.		Opportunistic screening for alcohol use problems in adolescents attending emergency departments: an evaluation of screening tools2019
Professor Amy O'Donnell
Dr Michelle Addison
Liam Spencer
Professor Ruth McGovern
Dr Eilish Gilvarry
et al.		Which individual, social and environmental influences shape different pathways of amphetamine type stimulant use over the life course? A systematic review and thematic synthesis of the qualitative literature2019
Professor Amy O'Donnell
Dr Michelle Addison
Liam Spencer
Professor Ruth McGovern
Dr Eilish Gilvarry
et al.		A systematic review of qualitative research on the factors shaping amphetamine type stimulant use over the life course (abstract)2018
Dr Paul Bogowicz
Dr Eilish Gilvarry
Professor Farhad Kamali
Professor Eileen Kaner
Professor Dorothy Newbury-Birch
Alcohol and other substance use among medical and law students at a UK university: a cross-sectional questionnaire survey2018
Dr Michelle Addison
Professor Ruth McGovern
Dr Frauke Becker
Dr Heather Brown
Dr Lisa Crowe
et al.		Alcohol screening and brief intervention in police Custody suites: Pilot cluster randomized controlled Trial (AcCePT)2018
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