Karen Rodham

Years Active: 2017-2023
Publications (10 Years): 6

Staffordshire University

University of Portsmouth (PHD)

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Affiliation History

Staffordshire University Apr 01 2014

United Kingdom

Professor in Health Psychology :: Psychology

University of Bath Sep 01 2002 - Mar 31 2014

United Kingdom

Senior Lecturer :: Psychology

University of Oxford Sep 01 1999 - Aug 30 2002

United Kingdom

Research Fellow :: Psychiatry

University of Surrey

United Kingdom

Lecturer :: Management

University of Central Lancashire

United Kingdom

Lecturer :: Health

Education History

University of Portsmouth Oct 01 1992 - Dec 18 1995

United Kingdom

PHD :: Business School

Publications

Sophie Dawson, Karen Rodham, Jennifer Taylor, Jane Dewar, Martin J Wildman
"I think most people feel like healthcare professionals tell them to take their treatments and judge them for not taking them": reflexive thematic analysis of the views of adults with cystic fibrosis on how treatment adherence is discussed in healthcare. Psychology & health (2023)
Karen Rodham
The pain self-management paradox: why do we focus on the individual when life context plays such a major role? Pain management 11 (3) (2021)
Mike Oliver, Karen Rodham, Jennifer Taylor, Claire McIver
Understanding the psychological and social influences on office workers taking breaks; a thematic analysis. Psychology & health 36 (3) (2020)
Abbie Jordan, Paula Smith, Karen Rodham
Bittersweet: a qualitative exploration of mothers' experiences of raising a single surviving twin. Psychology, health & medicine 23 (8) (2018)
Caroline A Flurey, Sarah Hewlett, Karen Rodham, Alan White, Robert Noddings, John R Kirwan
Coping Strategies, Psychological Impact, and Support Preferences of Men With Rheumatoid Arthritis: A Multicenter Survey. Arthritis care & research 70 (6) (2018)
Neil S Coulson, Emma Bullock, Karen Rodham
Exploring the Therapeutic Affordances of Self-Harm Online Support Communities: An Online Survey of Members. JMIR mental health 4 (4) (2017)

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