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2015
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Non-Attendees' Attitudes to the Design of a Cardiac Rehabilitation Programme Focused on Information of Risk Factors and Professional Involvement
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The contribution of qualitative research in designing a complex intervention for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease in two different healthcare systems
Susan Smith , Claire Leathem , Margaret Cupples , Molly Byrne
2006
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Shahzad Alikhan
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5 Current and Future Health Professionals as “Role Models ” for Patients (Clients) – Implications for the Health Promotion Programme
Ida Krzeminska
2015
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A qualitative exploration of a health trainer programme in two UK primary care trusts
Nasrin Nasr
Perspectives in Public Health, 2010
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Author ' s response to reviews Title : Channelling professionalization processes to better fit medicine to the changing population health needs
Niek Klazinga
2009
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Continuing Professional Development of physiotherapists based in community primary care trusts: a qualitative study investigating perceptions, experiences and …
Hilary Gunn
Physiotherapy, 2009
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Process evaluation of a tailored intervention programme of cardiovascular risk management in general practices
Jan van Lieshout
Implementation Science, 2016
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The implementation of multiprofessional guidelines for cardiac rehabilitation: a pilot study
Kate Seers
Coronary Health Care, 1998
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The 'doctor'or the 'girl from the University'? Considering the influence of professional roles on qualitative interviewing
Carol Emslie
Family Practice, 2000
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No common understanding of profession terms utilized in health services research : An add-on qualitative study in the context of the QUALICOPC project in Austria
Kathryn Hoffmann
Wiener klinische Wochenschrift, 2016
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Perceptions of professionals regarding interventions
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Jim Crossley
Medical Education, 2002
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Anita Green
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Running nurse-led secondary prevention clinics for coronary heart disease in primary care: qualitative study of health professionals' perspectives
Neil Campbell
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Involvement of the primary health care team in coronary heart disease prevention
M. Calnan
The British journal of general practice : the journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners, 1994
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Editorial: Professionalisation – the struggle within
Wolfgang Jütte
European Journal for Research on the Education and Learning of Adults, 2011
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Recruiting General Practitioners in England to Participate in Qualitative Research: Challenges, Strategies, and Solutions
Lucy Hooberman
2017
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Qualitative research. Introducing focus groups
Nathakred Nt
BMJ: British medical journal, 1995
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I saw the panic rise in her eyes, and evidence-based medicine went out of the door.' An exploratory qualitative study of the barriers to secondary prevention in the management of coronary heart disease
Catherine Pope
Family Practice, 2002
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A National Health Service Hospital's cardiac rehabilitation programme: a qualitative analysis of provision
Christopher Cushion
Journal of Clinical Nursing, 2007
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A qualitative study exploring why people do not participate in cardiac rehabilitation and coronary heart disease self-help groups, and their rehabilitation experience without these resources
Brian McKinstry
Primary Health Care Research & Development, 2012
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Perceptions of healthcare staff in relation to referral for cardiac rehabilitation
Abebaw Yohannes
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Tailoring intervention procedures to routine primary health care practice; an ethnographic process evaluation
Roland Bal
BMC Health Services Research, 2007
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Comparing the effectiveness of two cardiovascular prevention programmes for highly educated professionals in general practice: a randomised clinical trial
Nele Jacobs
BMC Cardiovascular Disorders, 2013
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A reflection on ten years experience of providing qualitative research training in primary care
Rose Barbour
Primary Health Care Research and Development, 2007
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How effective are expert patient (lay led) education programmes for chronic disease?
Stephanie Taylor
BMJ, 2007
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Exploring what constitutes effective continued healthcare professional training: A qualitative study and the development of a training intervention component taxonomy
Katherine Perryman
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Irene Huse
2006
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Renewing Our Practice: Preparing the next generation of practitioners
Alexandra Mack
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Professionalisation – the struggle within
Henning Sallling Olesen
European Journal For Research on the Education and Learning of Adults, 2011
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Development of a complex intervention for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease in primary care using the UK Medical Research Council framework
Claire Leathem , Susan Smith , Margaret Cupples , Molly Byrne
The American journal of managed care, 2006
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A qualitative study of processes used to implement evidence-based care in a primary care practice
Paul and Montha McGinnis
Family practice, 2015
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Professional competence in a health promotion program in the Netherlands
Anke Heijsman
Health Promotion International, 2017
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