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Newcastle Authors	Title	Year
Michael Sykes Dr Louise Allan Dr Richard Thomson Dr Tracy Finch Dr Niina Kolehmainen et al.	Enhancing national audit through addressing the quality improvement capabilities of feedback recipients: a multi-phase intervention development study	2022
David Hamilton Dr Ben Heaven Dr Richard Thomson Emerita Professor Janet Wilson Professor Catherine Exley et al.	How do patients make decisions in the context of a multidisciplinary team: an ethnographic study of four head and neck cancer centres in the north of England	2022
Rawand Jarrar Dr Thomas Chadwick Dr Joanne Lally Dr Richard Thomson Dr Chris Wilkinson et al.	Temporal changes in anticoagulant prescribing and atrial fibrillation: results of interrupted time-series analysis of openly available routine data in England	2022
Dr Richard Thomson Dr James Fisher	Twelve Tips for Small Group Teaching 2.0 – Rebooted for Remote and HyFlex Learning	2022
Dr Richard Thomson	Video consultations: a potential gamechanger in clinical education	2022
Dr Richard Thomson	Development and piloting of four decision aids for implantable cardioverter-defibrillators in different media formats	2021
Andrew Geddis-Regan Linda Errington Dr Clare Abley Rebecca Wassall Professor Catherine Exley et al.	Enhancing shared and surrogate decision making for people living with dementia: A systematic review of the effectiveness of interventions	2021
Michael Sykes Dr Richard Thomson Dr Niina Kolehmainen Dr Louise Allan Dr Tracy Finch et al.	Opportunities to enhance ward audit: a multi-site qualitative study	2021
Dr Holly Standing Dr Richard Thomson Dr Kerry Joyce Dr Stephen Lord Dr Janet McComb et al.	You can’t start a car when there’s no petrol left’: A qualitative study of patient, family, and clinician perspectives on implantable cardioverter defibrillator deactivation	2021
Dr Anna Haste Dr Mark Lambert Professor Linda Sharp Dr Richard Thomson Dr Sarah Sowden et al.	Patient experiences of the urgent cancer referral pathway—Can the NHS do better? Semi-structured interviews with patients with upper gastrointestinal cancer	2020
Professor Gill Rowlands Dr Anu Vaittinen Dr Lynne Stobbart Dr Richard Thomson	The evidence-based development of an intervention to improve clinical health literacy practice	2020
Dr Sebastian Potthoff Professor Falko Sniehotta Dr Marta Marques Fiona Beyer Dr Richard Thomson et al.	The relationship between habit and healthcare professional behaviour in clinical practice: a systematic review and meta-analysis	2019
Dr Sarah Sowden Dr Anna Haste Dr Richard Thomson Professor Linda Sharp	Co-design to deliver service improvement – what does this mean and can we do it? A qualitative study with cancer patients and NHS professionals	2018
Dr Sarah Sowden Dr Anna Haste Professor Linda Sharp Dr Richard Thomson	Embedding patient voice in cancer service improvement: A qualitative study of patients’ experience of the NHS cancer diagnostic care pathway	2018
Dr Ishaana Munjal Dr Richard Thomson Dr Iain Goff Dr James Fisher Dr Jane Stewart et al.	'Great idea', 'sounds scary', 'I'm too busy'; Identifying the barriers in developing a staff peer observation programme	2017
Dr Richard Thomson Dr Jane Stewart	Revolutionising feedback: an exploration of barriers and drivers to change	2017
Dr Andrew Teodorczuk Dr Richard Thomson	When I say … resilience	2017
Dr Sebastian Potthoff Professor Falko Sniehotta Fiona Beyer Andrew Bryant Dr Richard Thomson et al.	A Systematic Review assessing the relationship between habit and healthcare professional behavior in clinical practice	2016
Dr Richard Thomson	Explanation and elaboration of the SQUIRE (Standards for Quality Improvement Reporting Excellence) Guidelines, V.2.0: Examples of SQUIRE elements in the healthcare improvement literature	2016
Dr Richard Thomson Dr Amy Loveland Dr Jane Stewart Dr James Fisher	How to stop the runaway train of clinical training	2016
Dr Richard Thomson	MH Explanation and elaboration of the SQUIRE (Standards for Quality Improvement Reporting Excellence) Guidelines, V.2.0: examples of SQUIRE elements in the healthcare improvement literature	2016
Dr Susan Moloney Dr Jason Scott Dr Richard Thomson	Partnering to co-design an approach to enabling black and minority ethnic inclusion in research	2016
Dr Richard Thomson Dr Susan Moloney Dr Jason Scott Dr Lynne Stobbart	The role of person centred care for improving healthcare quality and safety	2016
Dr Marilyn Clarke Dr Vanessa Hogan Dr Deborah Buck Dr Jing Shen Christine Powell et al.	An external pilot study to test the feasibility of a randomised controlled trial comparing eye muscle surgery against active monitoring for childhood intermittent exotropia [X(T)]	2015
Dr Pippa Male Dr Richard Thomson Dr Jane Stewart	'Good Busy' vs 'Bad Busy' - How to Overcome the Challenges of Teaching in a Busy Emergency Department	2015
Dr James Fisher Dr Laura Norris Dr Stephen Keddie Dr Richard Thomson Dr Eleanor Grogan et al.	'I see you're angry': actor-reported anger scores	2015
Dr Aoife De Brun Dr Darren Flynn Dr Laura Ternent Dr Christopher Price Emerita Professor Helen Rodgers et al.	Patient factors that influence variation in clinical decision-making about thrombolysis in the treatment of acute ischaemic stroke: Results of a discrete choice experiment	2015
Dr Richard Thomson Dr Jane Stewart	Educator in Residence - innovation within a Trust	2014
Dr Richard Thomson	Toward Minimum Standards for Certifying Patient Decision Aids: A Modified Delphi Consensus Process	2014
Frances Healey Dr Richard Thomson	To what extent are inpatient deaths preventable? The author's reply	2013
Dr Ganesh Sivaji Dr Sally Corbett Dr Mark Welfare Dr Janine Gray Dr Richard Thomson et al.	The oracle (oesophageal reflux and change in lifestyle evaluation) study	2004