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Fiona Irvine
Fiona Irvine
Professor of Nursing, University of Birmingham
Verified email at bham.ac.uk
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The phenomenological focus group: an oxymoron?
C Bradbury‐Jones, S Sambrook, F Irvine
Journal of advanced nursing 65 (3), 663-671, 2009
5112009
What is ‘moral distress’? A narrative synthesis of the literature
G Morley, J Ives, C Bradbury-Jones, F Irvine
Nursing ethics 26 (3), 646-662, 2019
3512019
Personality, stress and coping in intensive care nurses: a descriptive exploratory study
L Burgess, F Irvine, A Wallymahmed
Nursing in critical care 15 (3), 129-140, 2010
3162010
The meaning of empowerment for nursing students: a critical incident study
C Bradbury‐Jones, S Sambrook, F Irvine
Journal of Advanced Nursing 59 (4), 342-351, 2007
2392007
Power and empowerment in nursing: a fourth theoretical approach
C Bradbury‐Jones, S Sambrook, F Irvine
Journal of advanced nursing 62 (2), 258-266, 2008
2362008
Empowerment and being valued: a phenomenological study of nursing students' experiences of clinical practice
C Bradbury-Jones, S Sambrook, F Irvine
Nurse education today 31 (4), 368-372, 2011
2322011
Phenomenology and participant feedback: convention or contention?
C Bradbury-Jones, F Irvine, S Sambrook
Nurse researcher 17 (2), 2010
2092010
The researcher as insider versus the researcher as outsider: Enhancing rigour through language and cultural sensitivity
F Irvine, G Roberts, C Bradbury-Jones
Doing cross-cultural research: Ethical and methodological perspectives, 35-48, 2008
1512008
Empowerment of nursing students in clinical practice: spheres of influence
C Bradbury‐Jones, F Irvine, S Sambrook
Journal of advanced nursing 66 (9), 2061-2070, 2010
1262010
Exploring district nursing competencies in health promotion: the use of the Delphi technique
F Irvine
Journal of clinical nursing 14 (8), 965-975, 2005
1022005
Examining the correspondence of theoretical and real interpretations of health promotion
F Irvine
Journal of clinical nursing 16 (3), 593-602, 2007
912007
The physical health of the seriously mentally ill: an overview of the literature
E Collins, S Tranter, F Irvine
Journal of psychiatric and mental health nursing 19 (7), 638-646, 2012
752012
Patients' experiences of living beyond colorectal cancer: a qualitative study
L Appleton, S Goodlad, F Irvine, H Poole, C Wall
European Journal of Oncology Nursing 17 (5), 610-617, 2013
612013
Education, income and occupation and their influence on the uptake of cervical cancer prevention strategies: A systematic review
J Murfin, F Irvine, R Meechan‐Rogers, A Swift
Journal of clinical nursing 29 (3-4), 393-415, 2020
582020
How can the clinical supervisor role be facilitated in nursing: a phenomenological exploration
L Williams, F Irvine
Journal of Nursing Management 17 (4), 474-483, 2009
582009
On the precipice of great things: The current state of UK nurse education
J Taylor, F Irvine, C Bradbury-Jones, H McKenna
Nurse Education Today 30 (3), 239-244, 2010
572010
Communicative sensitivity in the bilingual healthcare setting: A qualitative study of language awareness
FE Irvine, GW Roberts, P Jones, LH Spencer, CR Baker, C Williams
Journal of Advanced Nursing 53 (4), 422-434, 2006
572006
Lost in translation? Undertaking transcultural qualitative research
FE Irvine, D Lloyd, PJ Reece, DM Allsup, BC Kakehashi, A Ogi, ...
Nurse Researcher 14 (3), 2007
532007
Qualitative insights into the role and practice of Epilepsy Specialist Nurses in England: a focus group study
J Hopkins, F Irvine
Journal of advanced nursing 68 (11), 2443-2453, 2012
522012
Empowerment of nursing students in the United Kingdom and Japan: a cross‐cultural study
C Bradbury‐Jones, F Irvine, S Sambrook
Journal of Advanced Nursing 59 (4), 379-387, 2007
422007
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