• Visual support systems: a qualitative evaluation of the support provided to parents of children with Autism 

  Borg, Rachel Mallia (2018)

  Since the 1990s, parent-professional partnership working has seen a shift from a professionally driven model, where professionals had a power-over relationship with parents, to an empowerment model, which allows power ...

• Learning Motivational Interviewing: a thematic analysis exploring Health Professionals' training experiences 

  Wallace, Lloyd (Queen Margaret University, 2011)

  Aims: This study explores how training in Motivational Interviewing (MI) is experienced and given meaning by 23 multi-disciplinary health professionals. It uses a qualitative interpretative thematic analysis, aiming to ...

• 'Definitely she used the word poison, I liked that'. Elderly Sikh immigrants' experience of a culturally adapted preventative health intervention 

  Bhatti, Krishna (Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, 2016)

  Aims: Punjabi Sikh immigrants are more likely to develop and live with lifestyle related illnesses than the host population. Identifying factors that influence these health inequalities is challenging. Various socio-cultural ...

• Investigating the psychosocial outcomes of young adult survivors of childhood and adolescent cancer 

  Brown, Morven C. (Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, 2016)

  While several studies report survivors of childhood and adolescent cancer to have affected outcomes in areas such as health-related quality of life, psychological health, education, employment and relationships, other ...

• A qualitative study exploring the experiences of access and pathways to health care among BME community groups residing in Ayrshire 

  McKenzie, Elizabeth (Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, 2017)

  A review of the literature showed that Black and minority ethnic (BME) communities carry a disproportionately higher burden of illness than the general population and experience greater inequalities in health and health ...

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