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Clarke, J; Scarborough, K and Summers, Neil Poster presentation - Community, Work and Family: Change and transformation. In: Community, Work and Family: Change and Transformation International Conference, 16/03/2005, Manchester University.

Deering, Kris; Pawson, Chris; Summers, Neil and Williams, Jo (2019). Patient perspectives of helpful risk management practices within mental health services. A mixed studies systematic review of primary research. Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health, 26(5-6) pp. 185–197.

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Godsell, M. and Summers, N. (2004). Health Soft online courseware. HealthSoft Inc.

Kennedy, Karen; Pannell, Jenny and Summers, Neil (2004). Supporting good nutrition for people with learning disabilities. Housing, Care and Support, 7(3) pp. 25–29.

Pannell, J and Summers, Neil (2001). "Wouldnt you rather be in a care home and be looked after?" A path for independent living for Jane. Living Well, 1(1)

Pannell, J; Pearce, J and Summers, Neil (2001). Supported Employment – Images of Possibility. Living Well, 2(2)

Summers, Neil (2021). ‘‘From schoolboy to counsellor: An auto ethnography of deconstructions and reconstructions of the self as a learner”. Journal of Psychiatric and Mental Health Nursing (Early Access).

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Smith, Suzanne Jane; Powell, Jane E.; Summers, Neil and Roulstone, Susan (2019). Thinking differently? Autism and quality of life. Tizard Learning Disability Review, 24(2) pp. 68–76.

Summers, Neil (2012). Enabling Families: A Model of Helping. In: Broussine, Eric and Scarborough, Kim eds. Supporting People with Learning Disabilities in Health & Social Care. London: SAGE Publications Ltd., pp. 81–98.

Summers, Neil (2010). Autism Awareness. Continuing Professional Development. Distance Learning Units. South West NHS Learning Portal.

Summers, Neil (2009). Parental perceptions of enabling strategies of services supporting children with intellectual disabilities: An ethnographic study. In: Children's Identity & Citizenship in Europe, Jun 2009, Malmo, Sweden.

Smith, M; Hoggarth, S; Scarborough, K and Summers, Neil (2004). User involvement in health & social care. In: Practice, Education and Research, 21/01/2004, Middlesex University.

Summers, Neil (2003). Direct Payments: The UK Experience. In: Tokyo Annual Conference, 01/02/2003, Tokyo University.

Summers, Neil (2002). Research and People with Learning Difficulties. Living Well, 3(3)

Summers, Neil and Jenkins, Christine (2001). Enabling Practice: An Investigation into the Support of Families with Children with Learning Disabilities. Journal of Learning Disabilities, 5(1) pp. 57–67.

Summers, Neil (1999). Empowering practice: Families with children with special needs. In: International Portage Conference, Jul 2001, York.

Summers, Neil Emerging Themes: Analysis of data related to helping families with children with intellectual disabilities. In: Centre for Rehabilitation Zagreb Conference, 22-23 Nov 2007, Zagreb University.

Summers, Neil The ethnography of help - Supporting families with children with intellectual disabilities. In: University of Utrecht, 2009, Holland.