QMU Repositories

Welcome to Queen Margaret University's repositories which contain a growing collection of research publications and outputs by QMU authors. QMU researchers can submit items by sending details to the eResearch Team at: eResearch@qmu.ac.uk

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eData

Welcome to QMU Data Repository - eData is a data repository where QMU researchers can store finished project data that, where appropriate, can be accessed and potentially re-used by other researchers.

eResearch

Welcome to QMU Publications Repository - eResearch contains a growing collection of research publications and outputs by QMU authors. Here you can find journal papers, published conference proceedings, book chapters, monographs and other research produced by QMU researchers.

eTheses

Welcome to QMU eTheses Repository - eTheses is an online collection of PhD theses and selected undergraduate and postgraduate dissertations written by QMU students and researchers. QMU users login to access full text undergraduate and postgraduate dissertations.

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Enstranglements: Undercover in Arts for Health

Shaw, Becky; Schrag, Anthony; Williams, Frances; Smith, Sarah (Smizz) (Taylor & Francis, 2022-10-03)
Prevalence rates for those with dual sensory loss and dementia in Scotland

Kösters, Nils; McMenemy, Andrena; Johnson, Christine (Datafakts Ltd, 2022-05-22)
Comparing Manuka and other medical honeys as adjunct to antibiotic therapy against facultative anaerobes

Sievers, Justus Thomas Obiajulu; Moffat, Emily; Yusuf, Khadijah; Sarwar, Nabaa; Bowolaksono, Anom; Fyfe, Lorna (Penerbit UKM, 2022-05)

The development of antibiotic resistance in pathogenic bacteria has created a push for new treatments, with honeys (especially Manuka) becoming a common focus due to their strong antimicrobial action. However, alternatives ...
Measures of falls efficacy, balance confidence, or balance recovery confidence for perturbation-based balance training.

Soh, Shawn Leng-Hsien (2022-10-12)
Conflict as a macrodeterminant of non-communicable diseases: the experience of Libya.

Allen, Luke N; orcid: 0000-0003-2750-3575; Aghilla, Mohamed; Kak, Mohini; Loffreda, Giulia; Wild, Cervantée Erice Koorey; orcid: 0000-0001-5377-6222; Hatefi, Arian; Herbst, Christopher H; El Saeh, Haider (2022-10)

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Enstranglements: Undercover in Arts for Health

Prevalence rates for those with dual sensory loss and dementia in Scotland

Comparing Manuka and other medical honeys as adjunct to antibiotic therapy against facultative anaerobes

Measures of falls efficacy, balance confidence, or balance recovery confidence for perturbation-based balance training.

Conflict as a macrodeterminant of non-communicable diseases: the experience of Libya.

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Enstranglements: Undercover in Arts for Health ﻿

Prevalence rates for those with dual sensory loss and dementia in Scotland ﻿

Comparing Manuka and other medical honeys as adjunct to antibiotic therapy against facultative anaerobes ﻿

Measures of falls efficacy, balance confidence, or balance recovery confidence for perturbation-based balance training. ﻿

Conflict as a macrodeterminant of non-communicable diseases: the experience of Libya. ﻿

Enstranglements: Undercover in Arts for Health

Prevalence rates for those with dual sensory loss and dementia in Scotland

Comparing Manuka and other medical honeys as adjunct to antibiotic therapy against facultative anaerobes

Measures of falls efficacy, balance confidence, or balance recovery confidence for perturbation-based balance training.

Conflict as a macrodeterminant of non-communicable diseases: the experience of Libya.