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Dr Sian Russell
Liam Spencer
Dr James Newham
Dr Ruth McGovern
Dr Emily Henderson
et al.		Complicated Lives and Burdened Services: Young People's Mental Health Services in the North East of England2017
Dr James Newham
Dr Justin Presseau
Dr Sian Russell
Dr Dapo Ogunbayo
Professor Barbara Hanratty
et al.		Features of self-management interventions for people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease associated with improved health-related quality of life and reduced emergency department visits: a systematic review of reviews with meta-analysis2017
Dr James Newham
If gender matters in maternity care, does it matter in maternity care research?2017
Professor Eileen Kaner
Fiona Beyer
Dr Colin Muirhead
Dr Amy O'Donnell
Dr James Newham
et al.		Personalised digital interventions for reducing hazardous and harmful alcohol consumption in community-dwelling populations2017
Dr Dapo Ogunbayo
Dr Sian Russell
Dr James Newham
Dr Karen Marshall
Professor Barbara Hanratty
et al.		Understanding the factors affecting self-management of COPD from the perspectives of healthcare practitioners2017
Dr James Newham
Louisa Jane Ells
Dr Nicola Heslehurst
Effectiveness of weight management, smoking cessation and alcohol reduction interventions in changing behaviors during pregnancy: an umbrella review protocol2016
Dr James Newham
Professor Barbara Hanratty
Professor Eileen Kaner
Dr Justin Presseau
Effectivness of self-management interventions in people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD): A meta-analysis2016
Aodhan Hickey
Dr James Newham
Dominika Kwasnicka
Dr Suzanne McDonald
Dr Silvia Del Din
et al.		Estimating cut points: a simple method for new wearables2016
Dr James Newham
Global maternal mental health: where you live matters2016
Dr James Newham
Carly Allan
Dr Debbie Carrick-Sen
Intentions Toward Physical Activity and Resting Behavior in Pregnant Women: Using the Theory of Planned Behavior Framework in a Cross‐Sectional Study2016
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