Annette Richardson

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2021-2024
Publications (10 Years): 7

Top Topics

Patient Satisfaction

Prognostic Factors

Top Venues

BMJ open quality

Journal of nursing management

Journal of advanced nursing

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Publications

Peter Robinson Smith, Annette Richardson, Louise Macdougall, Ellice Cross, Siobhan Davison, Vanessa Knowles
Changing the liver transplant assessment process from inpatient to a day-case and outpatient approach to reduce inpatient bed utlisation. BMJ open quality 13 (1) (2024)
Peter Robinson Smith, Annette Richardson, Louise Macdougall, Ellice Cross, Siobhan Davison, Vanessa Knowles
Changing the liver transplant assessment process from inpatient to a day-case and outpatient approach to reduce inpatient bed utlisation. BMJ open quality 13 (1) (2024)
Peter Robinson Smith, Annette Richardson, Louise Macdougall, Ellice Cross, Siobhan Davison, Vanessa Knowles
Changing the liver transplant assessment process from inpatient to a day-case and outpatient approach to reduce inpatient bed utlisation. BMJ open quality 13 (1) (2024)
Peter Robinson Smith, Annette Richardson, Louise Macdougall, Ellice Cross, Siobhan Davison, Vanessa Knowles
Changing the liver transplant assessment process from inpatient to a day-case and outpatient approach to reduce inpatient bed utlisation. BMJ open quality 13 (1) (2024)
Peter Robinson Smith, Annette Richardson, Louise Macdougall, Ellice Cross, Siobhan Davison, Vanessa Knowles
Changing the liver transplant assessment process from inpatient to a day-case and outpatient approach to reduce inpatient bed utlisation. BMJ open quality 13 (1) (2024)
Ruth Endacott, Natalie A Pattison, Chiara Dall'ora, Peter Griffiths, Annette Richardson, Susie Pearce, null null
The organisation of nurse staffing in intensive care units: A qualitative study. Journal of nursing management 30 (5) (2022)
Ruth Endacott, Susie Pearce, Pamela Rae, Annette Richardson, Suzanne Bench, Natalie A Pattison, null null
How COVID-19 has affected staffing models in intensive care: A qualitative study examining alternative staffing models (SEISMIC). Journal of advanced nursing (2021)