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    Effect of immersive workplace experience on undergraduate nurses’ mental health clinical confidence

    Effect of immersive workplace experience on undergraduate nurses’ mental health clinical confidence by Patterson, Christopher, Moxham, Lorna, Taylor, Ellie K., Perlman, Dana, Brighton, Renee, Sumskis, Susan, Heffernan, Tim, Lee‐Bates, Benjamin

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    “I think that everybody should be involved”: What informs experiences of shared decision-making in supporting people living with schizophrenia spectrum disorders?

    “I think that everybody should be involved”: What informs experiences of shared decision-making in supporting people living with schizophrenia spectrum disorders? by Carrotte, Elise Rose, Hartup, Michael Everitt, Lee-Bates, Benjamin, Blanchard, Michelle

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    Safety, Acceptability, and Initial Effectiveness of a Novel Digital Suicide Prevention Campaign Challenging Perceived Burdensomeness: A Mixed Methods Study

    Safety, Acceptability, and Initial Effectiveness of a Novel Digital Suicide Prevention Campaign Challenging Perceived Burdensomeness: A Mixed Methods Study by Webb, Marianne, Carrotte, Elise R., Flego, Anna, Vincent, Bonnie, Lee-Bates, Benjamin, Heath, Jack, Blanchard, Michelle

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    Safety, Acceptability, and Initial Effectiveness of a Novel Digital Suicide Prevention Campaign Challenging Perceived Burdensomeness

    Safety, Acceptability, and Initial Effectiveness of a Novel Digital Suicide Prevention Campaign Challenging Perceived Burdensomeness by Webb, Marianne, Carrotte, Elise R, Flego, Anna, Vincent, Bonnie, Lee-Bates, Benjamin, Heath, Jack, Blanchard, Michelle

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    The application of subjective job task analysis techniques in physically demanding occupations: evidence for the presence of self-serving bias

    The application of subjective job task analysis techniques in physically demanding occupations: evidence for the presence of self-serving bias by Lee-Bates, Benjamin, Billing, Daniel C., Caputi, Peter, Carstairs, Greg L., Linnane, Denise, Middleton, Kane

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