K Turner
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 9474 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | K Turner |
| NOMBRES | K |
| APELLIDO | Turner |
| FIRMA | TURNER K |
| AFILIACIONES | University of Bristol |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-6375-2918 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 24 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 24 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1988 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
Preconception Perceptions, Knowledge and Behaviours of Women With Gestational Diabetes Mellitus
BACKGROUND: Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is one of the most common pregnancy complications. While considerable attention has been paid to the management of GDM during pregnancy, women's perceptions of GDM, knowledge of associated risk factors and health behaviours before and between pregnancies are less well understood, despite their importance for informing diabetes prevention programmes. AIMS/OBJECTIVES: To explore women's knowledge of G…
Argument as Architecture
Argumentation, one of the foundational pillars of writing instruction in K–12 schools, is consistently framed in literacy policy, curriculum, and assessment as a crucial skill youth need to participate in democratic deliberation. Yet the normative emphases in argument discourse on individual subjectivity, binary analysis, and competitive social scarcity stifle the development of the solidarity and relationality needed to counter rancorous politic…
Patients' and Therapists' Views of Integrated Online CBT for Depression
BACKGROUND: CBT is an effective treatment for depression, but access varies across the United Kingdom. Online CBT increases access. The INTERACT platform was designed to support patient engagement in CBT, enabling therapists to deliver high-intensity CBT via typed instant messaging and allowing patients and therapists access to an integrated online library of resources during and between sessions. METHODS: The INTERACT trial aimed to evaluate thi…
Trauma-Informed Approaches in Primary Healthcare and Community Mental Healthcare
A trauma-informed approach is a framework for organisational (synonym system) change interventions that address the universal prevalence and impact of trauma. This mixed methods systematic review assessed the effects of trauma-informed approaches on psychological, behavioural, and health outcomes in health-care providers and adult patients in primary care and community mental healthcare. We searched five databases and grey literature and consulte…
Toward Black abolition theory within radical abolition studies
Purpose This study aims to present radical abolition studies, which encourages us to (re)member that the abolition of institutions and systems is incomplete without the abolition of their attendant epistemes of domination. The authors draw on the etymology of the word radical to encourage abolitionist praxis to grab systemic harm at its epistemological roots. Within radical abolition studies, this study presents Black abolition theory, which aims…
Shared decision making in consultations for hypertension
BACKGROUND: Hypertension is mainly managed in primary care. Shared decision making is widely recommended as an approach to treatment decision making. However, no studies have investigated; in detail, what happens during primary care consultations for hypertension. AIM: To understand patients' and clinicians' experience of shared decision making for hypertension in primary care, in order to propose how it might be better supported. DESIGN: Longitu…
Guidance on how to develop complex interventions to improve health and healthcare
OBJECTIVE: To provide researchers with guidance on actions to take during intervention development. SUMMARY OF KEY POINTS: Based on a consensus exercise informed by reviews and qualitative interviews, we present key principles and actions for consideration when developing interventions to improve health. These include seeing intervention development as a dynamic iterative process, involving stakeholders, reviewing published research evidence, dra…
Taxonomy of approaches to developing interventions to improve health
BACKGROUND: Interventions need to be developed prior to the feasibility and piloting phase of a study. There are a variety of published approaches to developing interventions, programmes or innovations to improve health. Identifying different types of approach, and synthesising the range of actions taken within this endeavour, can inform future intervention development. METHODS: This study is a systematic methods overview of approaches to interve…
Synthesizing Qualitative Data Sets to Improve the Design of Trials and Complex Health Interventions
Qualitative researchers are increasingly reanalyzing and synthesizing data sets from different studies, and this method has now been used across trials to inform trial methodology and delivery. Despite this work, however, limited guidance exists about how this method should be employed. This article details an example in which interview data collected during three primary care depression trials were brought together to explore trial participants'…
Interventions to support shared decision making for hypertension
I’ve made this my lifestyle now”
ISRCTN ISRCTN92162869 . Retrospectively registered
‘She believed in me’ . What patients with depression value in their relationship with practitioners. A secondary analysis of multiple qualitative data sets
BACKGROUND: Clinical guidance promotes the practitioner-patient relationship as integral to good quality person-centred care for patients with depression. However, patients can struggle to engage with practitioners and practitioners have indicated that they want more guidance on how to establish effective relationships with their patients. OBJECTIVE: To identify what practitioner attributes patients with depression particularly value or find prob…
You are labelled by your children’s disability’ – A community-based, participatory study of stigma among Somali parents of children with autism living in the United Kingdom
Findings inform support for this community, highlighting the need to raise awareness of autism, enable parents to speak openly, and ensure appropriate professional services and interventions are available
Mothers’ views of their preschool child’s screen-viewing behaviour
Mothers in this study suggested that mobile device use by preschool children is common. More research is needed to determine the impact of mobile device use in preschool children, how much time preschool children spend using mobile devices and which activities their use may be replacing
Developing a mHealth intervention to promote uptake of HIV testing among African communities in the UK
HIV remains a stigmatized and de-prioritized issue within African migrant communities in the UK, posing barriers to HIV testing initiatives. A community-based participatory social marketing design can be successfully used to develop a culturally appropriate text messaging HIV intervention. Key challenges involved turning community research recommendations into brief text messages of only 160 characters. The intervention needs to be evaluated in a…
Engagement with childhood weight management interventions. A qualitative evaluation of Mend programme delivery in North Somerset
Participants' experiences of facilitated physical activity for the management of depression in primary care
A qualitative study was conducted within a randomised trial of facilitated physical activity for depression based on Self-Determination Theory and motivational interviewing. Interviews were held with 19 participants at 4 months, and 12 participants were re-interviewed 8 months later. The interviews were analysed in accordance with Grounded Theory using framework. Themes consisted of the following: relationship with the physical activity facilitat…
Process evaluation of the Teamplay parenting intervention pilot
The data presented indicate that a face-to-face recruitment campaign which built trust and emphasized how the program was relevant to families positively affected recruitment in Teamplay. Parents found the parenting component of the intervention attractive and, once recruited, attendance was facilitated by enjoyable sessions, empathetic leaders and support from fellow participants. Overall, data suggest that the Teamplay recruitment and retention…
Designing a physical activity parenting course
Parents are interested in PA/SV parenting courses but the provision of child care is essential for attendance. Recruitment is likely to be facilitated via trusted sources. Parents want practical advice on how to overcome barriers and suggest advice is provided in a mutually supportive group experience with expert input
Could the peer group explain school differences in pupil smoking rates? An exploratory study
Cigarette access and pupil smoking rates
Adolescents obtain cigarettes from both commercial and social sources. While the relationship between commercial access and adolescent smoking has been researched, no one has considered in detail whether rates of peer smoking affect cigarette availability. In two relatively deprived Scottish schools that differed in their pupil smoking rates, we assess pupil access to cigarettes. 896 13 and 15 year olds were surveyed, and 25 single-sex discussion…
Young women's views on teenage motherhood
While teenagers from relatively affluent backgrounds usually abort their pregnancies, those from relatively deprived backgrounds tend to keep theirs. It has been suggested that this situation is due to some form of acceptance of teenage motherhood existing among disadvantaged groups. This theory, however, is still to be established. Two hundred and forty‐eight women (mean age 15.6 years) from diverse social and economic backgrounds completed a qu…
Housing as Health Capital
This article explores the relationships between housing and health inequalities. It locates housing within a network of health resources that can either promote well‐being or increase susceptibility to disease. Housing thereby contributes to the accumulation, or depletion, of the health capital of individuals and communities. Qualitative interviews in three British regions help specify the links between health capital, on the one hand, and the ne…
The Origins of the Labor Party in the Southern Wheatbelt of New South Wales, 1891-1913
Housing as Health Capital
This article explores the relationships between housing and health inequalities. It locates housing within a network of health resources that can either promote well‐being or increase susceptibility to disease. Housing thereby contributes to the accumulation, or depletion, of the health capital of individuals and communities. Qualitative interviews in three British regions help specify the links between health capital, on the one hand, and the ne…
Young women's views on teenage motherhood
While teenagers from relatively affluent backgrounds usually abort their pregnancies, those from relatively deprived backgrounds tend to keep theirs. It has been suggested that this situation is due to some form of acceptance of teenage motherhood existing among disadvantaged groups. This theory, however, is still to be established. Two hundred and forty‐eight women (mean age 15.6 years) from diverse social and economic backgrounds completed a qu…
You are labelled by your children’s disability’ – A community-based, participatory study of stigma among Somali parents of children with autism living in the United Kingdom
Findings inform support for this community, highlighting the need to raise awareness of autism, enable parents to speak openly, and ensure appropriate professional services and interventions are available
Toward Black abolition theory within radical abolition studies
Purpose This study aims to present radical abolition studies, which encourages us to (re)member that the abolition of institutions and systems is incomplete without the abolition of their attendant epistemes of domination. The authors draw on the etymology of the word radical to encourage abolitionist praxis to grab systemic harm at its epistemological roots. Within radical abolition studies, this study presents Black abolition theory, which aims…
Synthesizing Qualitative Data Sets to Improve the Design of Trials and Complex Health Interventions
Qualitative researchers are increasingly reanalyzing and synthesizing data sets from different studies, and this method has now been used across trials to inform trial methodology and delivery. Despite this work, however, limited guidance exists about how this method should be employed. This article details an example in which interview data collected during three primary care depression trials were brought together to explore trial participants'…
Participants' experiences of facilitated physical activity for the management of depression in primary care
A qualitative study was conducted within a randomised trial of facilitated physical activity for depression based on Self-Determination Theory and motivational interviewing. Interviews were held with 19 participants at 4 months, and 12 participants were re-interviewed 8 months later. The interviews were analysed in accordance with Grounded Theory using framework. Themes consisted of the following: relationship with the physical activity facilitat…
Could the peer group explain school differences in pupil smoking rates? An exploratory study
The Origins of the Labor Party in the Southern Wheatbelt of New South Wales, 1891-1913
Housing as Health Capital
This article explores the relationships between housing and health inequalities. It locates housing within a network of health resources that can either promote well‐being or increase susceptibility to disease. Housing thereby contributes to the accumulation, or depletion, of the health capital of individuals and communities. Qualitative interviews in three British regions help specify the links between health capital, on the one hand, and the ne…
Cigarette access and pupil smoking rates
Adolescents obtain cigarettes from both commercial and social sources. While the relationship between commercial access and adolescent smoking has been researched, no one has considered in detail whether rates of peer smoking affect cigarette availability. In two relatively deprived Scottish schools that differed in their pupil smoking rates, we assess pupil access to cigarettes. 896 13 and 15 year olds were surveyed, and 25 single-sex discussion…
Young women's views on teenage motherhood
While teenagers from relatively affluent backgrounds usually abort their pregnancies, those from relatively deprived backgrounds tend to keep theirs. It has been suggested that this situation is due to some form of acceptance of teenage motherhood existing among disadvantaged groups. This theory, however, is still to be established. Two hundred and forty‐eight women (mean age 15.6 years) from diverse social and economic backgrounds completed a qu…
Could the peer group explain school differences in pupil smoking rates? An exploratory study
Designing a physical activity parenting course
Parents are interested in PA/SV parenting courses but the provision of child care is essential for attendance. Recruitment is likely to be facilitated via trusted sources. Parents want practical advice on how to overcome barriers and suggest advice is provided in a mutually supportive group experience with expert input
Process evaluation of the Teamplay parenting intervention pilot
The data presented indicate that a face-to-face recruitment campaign which built trust and emphasized how the program was relevant to families positively affected recruitment in Teamplay. Parents found the parenting component of the intervention attractive and, once recruited, attendance was facilitated by enjoyable sessions, empathetic leaders and support from fellow participants. Overall, data suggest that the Teamplay recruitment and retention…
Participants' experiences of facilitated physical activity for the management of depression in primary care
A qualitative study was conducted within a randomised trial of facilitated physical activity for depression based on Self-Determination Theory and motivational interviewing. Interviews were held with 19 participants at 4 months, and 12 participants were re-interviewed 8 months later. The interviews were analysed in accordance with Grounded Theory using framework. Themes consisted of the following: relationship with the physical activity facilitat…
Engagement with childhood weight management interventions. A qualitative evaluation of Mend programme delivery in North Somerset
Mothers’ views of their preschool child’s screen-viewing behaviour
Mothers in this study suggested that mobile device use by preschool children is common. More research is needed to determine the impact of mobile device use in preschool children, how much time preschool children spend using mobile devices and which activities their use may be replacing
Developing a mHealth intervention to promote uptake of HIV testing among African communities in the UK
HIV remains a stigmatized and de-prioritized issue within African migrant communities in the UK, posing barriers to HIV testing initiatives. A community-based participatory social marketing design can be successfully used to develop a culturally appropriate text messaging HIV intervention. Key challenges involved turning community research recommendations into brief text messages of only 160 characters. The intervention needs to be evaluated in a…
‘She believed in me’ . What patients with depression value in their relationship with practitioners. A secondary analysis of multiple qualitative data sets
BACKGROUND: Clinical guidance promotes the practitioner-patient relationship as integral to good quality person-centred care for patients with depression. However, patients can struggle to engage with practitioners and practitioners have indicated that they want more guidance on how to establish effective relationships with their patients. OBJECTIVE: To identify what practitioner attributes patients with depression particularly value or find prob…
You are labelled by your children’s disability’ – A community-based, participatory study of stigma among Somali parents of children with autism living in the United Kingdom
Findings inform support for this community, highlighting the need to raise awareness of autism, enable parents to speak openly, and ensure appropriate professional services and interventions are available
Interventions to support shared decision making for hypertension
I’ve made this my lifestyle now”
ISRCTN ISRCTN92162869 . Retrospectively registered
Guidance on how to develop complex interventions to improve health and healthcare
OBJECTIVE: To provide researchers with guidance on actions to take during intervention development. SUMMARY OF KEY POINTS: Based on a consensus exercise informed by reviews and qualitative interviews, we present key principles and actions for consideration when developing interventions to improve health. These include seeing intervention development as a dynamic iterative process, involving stakeholders, reviewing published research evidence, dra…
Taxonomy of approaches to developing interventions to improve health
BACKGROUND: Interventions need to be developed prior to the feasibility and piloting phase of a study. There are a variety of published approaches to developing interventions, programmes or innovations to improve health. Identifying different types of approach, and synthesising the range of actions taken within this endeavour, can inform future intervention development. METHODS: This study is a systematic methods overview of approaches to interve…
Synthesizing Qualitative Data Sets to Improve the Design of Trials and Complex Health Interventions
Qualitative researchers are increasingly reanalyzing and synthesizing data sets from different studies, and this method has now been used across trials to inform trial methodology and delivery. Despite this work, however, limited guidance exists about how this method should be employed. This article details an example in which interview data collected during three primary care depression trials were brought together to explore trial participants'…
Shared decision making in consultations for hypertension
BACKGROUND: Hypertension is mainly managed in primary care. Shared decision making is widely recommended as an approach to treatment decision making. However, no studies have investigated; in detail, what happens during primary care consultations for hypertension. AIM: To understand patients' and clinicians' experience of shared decision making for hypertension in primary care, in order to propose how it might be better supported. DESIGN: Longitu…
Trauma-Informed Approaches in Primary Healthcare and Community Mental Healthcare
A trauma-informed approach is a framework for organisational (synonym system) change interventions that address the universal prevalence and impact of trauma. This mixed methods systematic review assessed the effects of trauma-informed approaches on psychological, behavioural, and health outcomes in health-care providers and adult patients in primary care and community mental healthcare. We searched five databases and grey literature and consulte…
Toward Black abolition theory within radical abolition studies
Purpose This study aims to present radical abolition studies, which encourages us to (re)member that the abolition of institutions and systems is incomplete without the abolition of their attendant epistemes of domination. The authors draw on the etymology of the word radical to encourage abolitionist praxis to grab systemic harm at its epistemological roots. Within radical abolition studies, this study presents Black abolition theory, which aims…
Patients' and Therapists' Views of Integrated Online CBT for Depression
BACKGROUND: CBT is an effective treatment for depression, but access varies across the United Kingdom. Online CBT increases access. The INTERACT platform was designed to support patient engagement in CBT, enabling therapists to deliver high-intensity CBT via typed instant messaging and allowing patients and therapists access to an integrated online library of resources during and between sessions. METHODS: The INTERACT trial aimed to evaluate thi…
Argument as Architecture
Argumentation, one of the foundational pillars of writing instruction in K–12 schools, is consistently framed in literacy policy, curriculum, and assessment as a crucial skill youth need to participate in democratic deliberation. Yet the normative emphases in argument discourse on individual subjectivity, binary analysis, and competitive social scarcity stifle the development of the solidarity and relationality needed to counter rancorous politic…
Preconception Perceptions, Knowledge and Behaviours of Women With Gestational Diabetes Mellitus
BACKGROUND: Gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) is one of the most common pregnancy complications. While considerable attention has been paid to the management of GDM during pregnancy, women's perceptions of GDM, knowledge of associated risk factors and health behaviours before and between pregnancies are less well understood, despite their importance for informing diabetes prevention programmes. AIMS/OBJECTIVES: To explore women's knowledge of G…
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