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  The leader’s role in agile organisations: a review of the contemporary literature 

  Sheppard, April (University of Plymouth, 2023)
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  The challenges for women identified as being from deprived backgrounds in attending obstetric ultrasound appointments: a service improvement project 

  Baldock, Stephanie (University of Plymouth, 2023)
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  Improving patient and staff satisfaction of first contact physiotherapy by Increasing true ‘first contact’ appointments in north Devon 

  Henning, Michael; Lynch, Gethin (University of Plymouth, 2023)
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  An exploration of assistant practitioner’s (nursing) experiences of joining an undergraduate nursing degree programme: a qualitative descriptive study 

  Attrill, Lisa; Stebbings, Andrea (University of Plymouth, 2023)
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  The benefits of a centralised data management team in COVID-19 clinical research 

  Pitman, Catherine; Clark, Simon (University of Plymouth, 2023)
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  Management of neonatal jaundice readmissions within a district hospital: a service evaluation 

  Forbes, Eleonora; Hawken, Beth (University of Plymouth, 2023)
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  A new chapter for the South West Clinical School Journal 

  Underwood, Frazer (University of Plymouth, 2023)
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  Using evidenced-based practice to save community nurses time for lower leg salvage through wound debridement: a case study 

  Keaveney, Charlotte (University of Plymouth, 2023)
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  Impacts of hydrodynamic regimes on the resuspension of particulate matter within a seagrass restoration site: Jennycliff Bay, Plymouth Sound, UK 

  Bevington, L.M. (University of Plymouth, 2023)

  Seagrass habitats are ecosystem engineers, providing a multitude of valuable ecosystem services that benefit the environment and human populations. Seagrass meadows are declining at an enhanced rate; therefore, in recent ...
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  Medically unexplained symptoms and mental well-being: a comparative study between university students and members of the general population 

  Marler, A. (University of Plymouth, 2023)

  Research has consistently established an association between medically unexplained symptoms (MUS) and mental health concerns, such as anxiety and depression. Due to the ongoing student mental health crisis, the current ...

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