Publications by authors named "May McCreaddie"

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Synthesizing core nursing skills to support behavioural-based interviews for nurses in the UAE: A nominal group study.
Nabeel Al-Yateem, Alaa Mohammad Ahmad, May McCreaddie, Loay Bahaa' Edeen Al Hussini

J Nurs Manag· July 2021

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A qualitative study of National Health Service (NHS) complaint-responses.
May McCreaddie, Bethan Benwell, Alice Gritti

BMC Health Serv Res· July 2021

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A National Scoping Study on Barriers to Conducting and Using Research Among Nurses in the United Arab Emirates.
Nabeel Al-Yateem, Jane Griffiths, May McCreaddie, Suzanne Robertson-Malt, Dawn Kuzemski

Policy Polit Nurs Pract· November 2019

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Traumatic journeys; understanding the rhetoric of patients' complaints.
May McCreaddie, Bethan Benwell, Alice Gritti

BMC Health Serv Res· July 2018

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Quality of life and well-being of people receiving haemodialysis treatment in Scotland: a cross-sectional survey.
Ali Alshraifeen, May McCreaddie, Josie M M Evans

Int J Nurs Pract· October 2014

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Humour in health-care interactions: a risk worth taking.
May McCreaddie, Sheila Payne

Health Expect· June 2014

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Recruitment, selection and retention of nursing and midwifery students in Scottish Universities.
Sheila Rodgers, Rosie Stenhouse, May McCreaddie, Pauline Small

Nurse Educ Today· November 2013

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The isolating and insulating effects of hepatitis C: a substantive grounded theory.
May McCreaddie, Imogen Lyons, Dorothy Horsburgh, Margot Miller, Jeff Frew

Gastroenterol Nurs· June 2011

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Harsh humour: a therapeutic discourse.
May McCreaddie

Health Soc Care Community· November 2010

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Routines and rituals: a grounded theory of the pain management of drug users in acute care settings.
May McCreaddie, Imogen Lyons, Debbie Watt, Elspeth Ewing, Jeanette Croft

J Clin Nurs· October 2010

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Ensnared by positivity: a constructivist perspective on 'being positive' in cancer care.
May McCreaddie, Sheila Payne, Katherine Froggatt

Eur J Oncol Nurs· September 2010

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Evolving Grounded Theory Methodology: towards a discursive approach.
May McCreaddie, Sheila Payne

Int J Nurs Stud· June 2010

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Reconciling the good patient persona with problematic and non-problematic humour: a grounded theory.
May McCreaddie, Sally Wiggins

Int J Nurs Stud· August 2009

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You must be joking.
May McCreaddie

Nurs Stand· August 2008

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The purpose and function of humour in health, health care and nursing: a narrative review.
May McCreaddie, Sally Wiggins

J Adv Nurs· March 2008

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The process of developing audiovisual patient information: challenges and opportunities.
Catherine Hutchison, May McCreaddie

J Clin Nurs· November 2007

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Involving patients in teaching about blood-borne viruses.
May McCreaddie

Nurs Stand· October 2002

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