Stephen R Payne (Steve R Payne, Stephen Payne, Steven Payne)

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2019-2023
Publications (10 Years): 18

Top Topics

Urinary Incontinence

Coronary Artery Bypass

Top Venues

BJU international

The British journal of surgery

Health technology assessment (Winchester, England)

This page only lists publications with an associated author ORCID identifier.

Publications

Matthew Pears, Karan Wadhwa, Vishwanath Hanchanale, Sunjay Jain, Mamoun Hamid Elmamoun, Stephen R Payne, Stathis Konstantinidis, Mark Rochester, Ruth Doherty, Shekhar Chandra Biyani
'Bingo'-style cue identification techniques: Enhancing non-technical skills in Urology trainees. The British journal of surgery (2023)
Graham Watson, Stephen R Payne, Kevin Kunitsky, Gilles Natchagande, Charles Mabedi, Kymora B Scotland
Stone disease in low- and middle-income countries: could augmented reality have a role in its management? BJU international 130 (4) (2022)
Stephen R Payne, Paul Anderson, Nenad Spasojević, Tilaneh L Demilow, Getaneh Teferi, David Dickerson
Male urethral stricture disease: why management guidelines are challenging in low-income countries. BJU international 130 (2) (2022)
Madeline Moore, Charles Mabedi, Manraj Phull, Stephen R Payne, Shekhar Chandra Biyani
The utility of urological clinical and simulation training for Sub-Saharan Africa. BJU international 129 (5) (2022)
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What is different about urology in low-middle income countries? BJU international 130 (6) (2022)
Stephen R Payne, John Olatosi, Charles Mabedi, Adebanji Adeyoju
Adaptations in models of urological regulation and their application to sub-Saharan Africa. BJU international 130 (6) (2022)
Michael Ng, Nkomba Chamileke, Victor Mapulanga, Nicholas Campain, Stephen R Payne
The benefits of virtual learning webinars to both low- and high-income countries. BJU international 129 (4) (2022)
Suzie Venn, Charles Mabedi, Bartholomeo Nicholaus Ngowi, Orgeness J Mbwambo, Kien Alfred Mteta, Stephen R Payne
Disseminating surgical experience for sustainable benefits: the Urolink experience. BJU international 129 (6) (2022)
Graham Watson, Lamine Niang, Srinath Chandresekhar, Gilles Natchagande, Stephen R Payne
The feasibility of endourological surgery in low-resource settings. BJU international 130 (1) (2022)
Nicholas Campain, Charles Mabedi, Vanessa Savopoulos, Stephen R Payne, Ruaraidh MacDonagh
Understanding cultural and logistical contexts for urologists in low-income countries. BJU international 129 (3) (2022)
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Global Urology, Urolink, and the BJUI. BJU international 129 (1) (2022)
David Coyle, Ephrem Nidaw, Hanna Getachew, Stephen R Payne, Matthias Kästner
Paediatric urology in Sub-Saharan Africa: challenges and opportunities. BJU international 130 (3) (2022)
Danielle Whiting, Asiimwe Ian Shane, Rachel Pope, Stephen R Payne, Suzie Venn
Female urinary incontinence in sub-Saharan Africa. BJU international 130 (5) (2022)
Faith McMeekin, Joanne Cresswell, Stephen R Payne
Four phases in the metamorphosis of the consultant urologist. BJU international 128 (4) (2021)
Stephen R Payne, Mumba Chalwe
Understanding the needs of low-income countries: how urologists can help. BJU international (2021)
Robert Pickard, Beatriz Goulao, Sonya Carnell, Jing Shen, Graeme Maclennan, John Dt Norrie, Matthew Breckons, Luke Vale, Paul Whybrow, Tim Rapley, Rebecca Forbes, Stephanie Currer, Mark Forrest, Jennifer Wilkinson, Elaine McColl, Daniela Andrich, Stewart Barclay, Jonathan Alistair Cook, Anthony Mundy, James N'Dow, Stephen R Payne, Nick Watkin
Open urethroplasty versus endoscopic urethrotomy for recurrent urethral stricture in men: the OPEN RCT. Health technology assessment (Winchester, England) 24 (61) (2021)
Muhammad Z Aslam, Matthew Trail, Ayun K Cassell, Abdul B Khan, Stephen R Payne
Establishing a sustainable healthcare environment in low- and middle-income countries. BJU international (2021)
Stephen R Payne, Sarah Fowler, Anthony R Mundy
Analysis of a 7-year national online audit of the management of open reconstructive urethral surgery in men. BJU international 125 (2) (2019)