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Thomas, Ian and Rogers, Justin (2025). Self-inflicted death of care experienced men in custody, through a lens of loss. In: Jones, Kerry and Robb, Martin eds. Men and Loss: New perspectives on bereavement, grief and masculinity. Routledge Key Themes in Health and Society. Oxon, UK and New York, USA: Routledge, pp. 124–135.

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Alam, Fakhrul and Haider, Sharif (2024). The Role of First-Line Managers in a Pandemic in Reducing the Spread of Infections and Promoting the Health and Well-Being of Rohingya Refugees. Human Service Organizations: Management, Leadership & Governance (Early Access).

Braun, Martin; Dawes, Anita; Jordan, Sally; Wood, Carlton; Andrianova, Olga; Nita, Maria; Gough, Georgina; Calder, Kathleen; Astles, Paul; Meade, Rosie; Cox, Teresa and Elliott, Anna (2024). Developing reflective assessment tasks to engage physics students with the key sustainability competencies. In: 13th eSTEeM Annual Conference, 10-11 Apr 2024, Milton Keynes, UK.

Braun, Martin; Dawes, Anita; Jordan, Sally; Wood, Carlton; Andrianova, Olga; Nita, Maria; Gough, Georgina; Calder, Kathleen; Astles, Paul; Meade, Rosie; Cox, Teresa and Elliott, Anna (2024). Developing reflective assessment tasks to engage physics students with the key sustainability competencies. In: Advance HE’s Teaching and Learning Conference 2024: Future-Focused Education: Innovation, Inclusion, and Impact, 2-4 Jul 2024, Nottingham Trent University, UK.

Butcher, John; Bhandari, Renu; Foley, Karen; Curry, George and McCormick, Michael (2024). Preparing for success: understanding the impact of Y032 on WELS students. In: Praxis Festival of scholarship 2024, 13 May 2024, The Open University [online].

Coughlan, Tim; Kubiak, Christopher; Haider, Sharif; Almond, Esther and Wild, Fridolin (2024). Embedding and Evaluating Virtual Reality Sepsis Simulations into Online and Distance Learning across Multiple Healthcare Professions. In: 10th International Conference of the Immersive Learning Research Network, 10-13 Jun 2024, Glasgow, Scotland, Immersive Learning Research Network (ILRN).

Dennis, Carol Azumah; Aubrey-Smith, Fiona; Álvarez, Inma; Waterhouse, Philippa and Ferguson, Gillian (2024). Professional doctorates reconciling academic and professional knowledge: towards a diffractive re-reading. Higher Education Research & Development (Early access).

Ferguson, Gillian and Giddings, Lindsay (2024). Social work education, regulation and the climate emergency – responsibility and action. In: BASW Conference 2024: A Sustainable Future for Social Work, 18-19 Jun 2024, Dynamic Earth, Edinburgh.

Ferguson, Gillian and Sicat, Sherwyn (2024). Practice education in social work. In: Wareing, Mark Philip ed. Practice Supervision and Assessment in Nursing, Health and Social Care. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 116–126.

Ferguson, Gillian and Vicary, Sarah (2024). Introducing a holistic model for Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis in social work practice and research. In: Authentic Care in Health and Social Care, and Education Conference, 28 Jun 2024, University of Greenwich: Institute of Life Course Development, London, UK.

Ferguson, Gillian and Vicary, Sarah (2024). Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (IPA), social work education, continuing professional learning and development (CPLD). Social Work and IPA (SWIPA) Research Network, The Open University.

Giddings, Lindsay (2024). Revolutions and revolutionaries: Social work in the UK from the industrial revolution to industry 4.0. In: 13th European Conference for Social Work Research, 17-19 Apr 2024, Vilnius, Lithuania.

Haider, Sharif (2024). Teaching risk assessment and management skills to social care students using virtual reality simulations. In: Baikady, Rajendra and Przeperski, Jarosław eds. The Routledge International Handbook of Social Work Teaching. Routledge International Handbooks. Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge, pp. 152–172.

Haider, Sharif (2024). Exploring opportunities and challenges of artificial intelligence in social work education. In: Baikady, Rajendra and Przeperski, Jarosław eds. The Routledge International Handbook of Social Work Teaching. Routledge International Handbooks. Abingdon, Oxon: Routledge, pp. 46–62.

Haider, Sharif; Flynn, Ann and Simpson, J. E. (2024). Attitude and readiness of utilizing virtual reality simulations in interprofessional education to facilitate prompt and safe hospital discharges in England. Social Work Education (early access).

Hanley, Joe (2024). [Book Review] Paul Michael Garrett, Social Work and Common Sense: A Critical Examination Social Work and Common Sense: A Critical Examination. London: Routledge, 2024. Practice: Social Work in Action (early access).

McCulloch, Trish; Grant, Scott; Daly, Maura; Sen, Robin and Ferguson, Gillian (2024). Embedding Learning as a Practice of Value: Learning from the Experiences of Early Career Social Workers in Scotland. The British Journal of Social Work (Early access).

Page, Sarah; Ferguson, Gillian; Shanley, Kirsty and Horton Ifekoya, Ayana (2024). Learning in non-assessed, virtual and alternate environments. In: Wareing, Mark Philip ed. Practice Supervision and Assessment in Nursing, Health and Social Care. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 194–203.

Rai, Lucy; Ferguson, Gillian and Giddings, Lindsay (2024). Writing as Social Work: Thematic Review of the Literature. British Journal of Social Work (early access).

Roulston, A.; Ross, J.; McFadden, P.; Boyle, S.; Mackle, D.; MacDermott, D.; Montgomery, L. and Hayes, D. (2024). A baseline survey of levels of motivation, well-being, and employment preferences of newly qualified social workers in the UK. Social Work Education (Early access).

Ryan-Blackwell, Gemma; Jessica, Jackson and Haider, Sharif (2024). When and in what circumstances is Patient-Targeted Googling acceptable for health and social care professionals? A narrative review and thematic analysis. Health Informatics Journal (In Press).

Vicary, Sarah and Ferguson, Gillian (2024). Social Work Using Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis: A Methodological Approach for Practice and Research. Maidenhead: McGraw-Hill Education.

Wareing, Mark Philip and Ferguson, Gillian (2024). Learning environments. In: Wareing, Mark Philip ed. Practice Supervision and Assessment in Nursing, Health and Social Care. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 27–39.

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Cornock, Marc and Giddings, Lindsay (2023). A Straightforward Guide to Healthcare Rights and Law for Patients, Carers and Practitioners. UK: Straightforward Publishing.

Ferguson, Gillian (2023). [Book Review] Out of the shadows: the role of social workers in disasters edited by Angie Bartoli, Maris Stratulis and Rebekah Pierre. Social Work Education: The International Journal, 42(1) pp. 161–162.

Ferguson, Gillian (2023). "When David Bowie created Ziggy Stardust" Reconceptualising workplace learning for social workers. The Journal of Practice Teaching and Learning: Papers from the International Conference on Practice Teaching and Field Education in Health and Social Work, 20(1) pp. 67–87.

Giddings, Lindsay (2023). At the Intersections of SoTL: Transfer and Transformation, Diversity and Inclusivity: A review of ISSOTL22. The International Society for the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning, UK.

Giddings, Lindsay (2023). Making writing a visible dimension of professional social work practice. In: The BASW UK Annual Conference 2023, 13 Jun 2023, Aston University, Birmingham.

Giddings, Lindsay (2023). Writing your life: Developing social workers’ writing skills. In: The Social Work Show, 2 Oct 2023, Manchester, UK.

Giddings, Lindsay (2023). Fake it until you make it? Developing a SoTL identity. In: ISSOTL23: Context Matters, 8-11 Nov 2023, Utrecht, Netherlands.

Haider, Sharif (2023). The Impact of Terrorism Policies on Health and Social Care Practitioners in the UK. In: Baikady, Rajendra; Sajid, S. M.; Przeperski, Jaroslaw; Nadesan, Varoshini; Islam, M. Rezaul and Gao, Jianguo eds. The Palgrave Handbook of Global Social Problems. Palgrave Macmillan.

Hamill, Bronagh; Boyle, Shirley and McFadden, Paula (2023). The impact of mentoring interventions to support newly qualified social workers during the COVID-19 pandemic in Northern Ireland. European Social Work Research, 1(3) pp. 329–344.

Hanley, Joe (2023). More of memes than schemes: Networked propogation in children's social care. In: Sen, Robin and Kerr, Christian eds. The Future of Children's Care: Critical Perspectives on Children's Services Reform. Bristol, UK: Policy Press, pp. 38–59.

Hanley, Joe; Dominelli, Lena; Ismail, Nashwa; Raja, Mariam; Pierre, Rebekah; Stratulis, Maris and Moorghen, Gavin (2023). Piloting free continuing professional development (CPD) resources to support social workers involved in disasters. British Association of Social Workers (BASW), Birmingham.

Hanley, Joe and Kerr, C (2023). Same game, same players, different fields: Social work education in crisis. In: Ellis, V ed. Teacher Education in Crisis: The state, the market and universities in England. London: Bloomsbury Academic, pp. 75–98.

Higgs, Alison (2023). [Book review]: Anti-Racist Educational Leadership and Policy: Addressing Racism in Public Education by Sarah Diem and Anjalé D. Welton. Management in Education (Early access).

Pacini, Adele; Vseteckova, Jitka and Haider, Sharif (2023). The Effects of Mindfulness-Based Interventions on Couples in Later Life. A Mixed Methods Systematic Review. Clinical Gerontologist, 46(3) pp. 315–329.

Rogers, Justin and Ali, Mariya (2023). The seeds of reform; the evolution of the alternative care system in the Maldives. Institutionalised Children Explorations and Beyond, 10(2) pp. 154–163.

Rogers, Justin; Karunan, Victor; Ketnim, Pryn and Saeli, Aphisara (2023). ‘Doing family’ in adversity: Findings from a qualitative study exploring family practices in alternative care settings in Thailand. Children & Society, 37(6) pp. 1754–1773.

Simpson, J. E.; Haider, S. and Giddings, L. (2023). Development of a virtual reality simulation for practitioners. Social Work Education; The International Journal [Early Access].

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Duffy, Joe; Cameron, Colin; Casey, Helen; Beresford, Peter and McLaughlin, Hugh (2022). Service User Involvement and COVID-19—An Afterthought? The British Journal of Social Work, 52(4) pp. 2384–2402.

Ferguson, Gillian (2022). The importance of workplace learning for social workers. Institute for Research and Innovation in Social Services, Glasgow, Scotland.

Haider, Sharif (2022). Sensitive Research in Social Work. Palgrave Macmillan.

Hanley, Joe (2022). Left behind: exploring how mainstream social work students see themselves compared to the ‘best and brightest’. Social Work Education, 41(4) pp. 497–513.

Hanley, Joe (2022). Better together: comprehensive social work education in England. Critical and Radical Social Work, 10(1) pp. 127–143.

Hanley, Joe (2022). [Book review]Writing skills for social work students by Bella Ross. Journal of Social Work, 22(5) pp. 1315–1316.

Hanley, Joe (2022). [Book Review] Ethics and risk management in online and distance social work by Frederic Reamer. Journal of Social Work, 22(6) pp. 1453–1454.

Hanley, Joe (2022). Social Work England: A regulator worthy of our collective dissent. Aotearoa New Zealand Social Work, 34(3) pp. 48–60.

Rogers, Justin; Karunan, Victor; Ketnim, Pryn and Saeli, Aphisara (2022). Sharing Their Narratives: A research project exploring children's and families' experiences of alternative care in Thailand. Online Report.

Rogers, Justin and Thomas, Ian (2022). Twenty suicides of care experienced people in custody: A scoping review of the Ombudsman’s fatal incident reports for care experienced people who died in custodial settings between 2004 and 2020. Prison Service Journal, 258 pp. 25–31.

Stevens, Emma; Price, Liz and Walker, Liz (2022). “Just because people are old, just because they're ill…” dignity matters in district nursing. The Journal of Adult Protection, 24(1) pp. 3–14.

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Carr, Sam; Rogers, Justin and Hickman, Caroline (2021). Reflections on a community-based participatory research project with unaccompanied asylum-seeking children. In: Montero-Sieburth, Martha; Mas Giralt, Rosa; Garcia-Arojna, Noemi and Eguren, Joaquín eds. Family Practices in Migration: Everyday Lives and Relationships. Routledge, pp. 192–208.

Giddings, Lindsay (2021). [Book Review] Making the most of your social work placement by Paula Beesley. Journal of Social Work, 21(3) pp. 625–627.

Hanley, J; Bald, C; Kerr, C; Sen, R and Webb, C (2021). The Interdependence of Independence: A Network Map of Children’s Services. Network Ethnography.

Hanley, Joe (2021). ‘The best and the brightest’: widening participation and social justice in contemporary English social work education. European Journal of Social Work, 24(3) pp. 505–514.

Hanley, Joe (2021). Team-based learning in social work law education: a practitioner enquiry. Social Work Education, 40(8) pp. 1038–1050.

Hanley, Joe (2021). [Book Review] Steve Rogowski Social Work: The Rise and Fall of a Profession? Critical Social Policy, 41(1) pp. 156–157.

Hanley, Joe (2021). [Book Review] Michael Lavalette (Ed.), What is the future of social work?. Journal of Social Work, 21(4) pp. 988–989.

Hanley, Joe (2021). Networks of power and counterpower in social work with children and families in England. Critical Social Policy, 42(3)

Hanley, Joe; De Luca-Ruane, Alissa and Moth, Rich (2021). Why we are worried about the ‘Independent’ Review of Children’s Social Care in England – and why we think you should be too. Critical and Radical Social Work, 9(2) pp. 301–306.

Hanley, Joe; McGrath-Brookes, Michael and Higgins, Martyn (2021). Dismantling the Blueprint: Buurtzorg in English child protection social work. European Journal of Social Work, 24(6) pp. 990–1000.

Higgs, Alison (2021). The England degree apprenticeship: a lens to consider the national and international context of social work education. Social Work Education, 41(4) pp. 660–674.

Lombardozzi, Lorena; Copperman, Jeanette and Auma, Carolyn (2021). Food poverty and urban struggles during COVID-19: the social reproduction of unequal London and the false narrative about the ‘pandemic-led crisis’. OU, Milton Keynes.

McCormick, Michael (2021). Employability: identity and student agency. Postgraduate Research Poster Competition, The Open University.

McCormick, Michael; Meade, Rosie and Tunnah, Edward (2021). Employability framework and personal development planning: closing the loop. In: Employability: breaking the mould (Norton, Stuart and Dalrymple, Roger eds.), Advance HE, pp. 67–75.

McGrath-Brookes, Michael; Hanley, Joe and Higgins, Martyn (2021). A Fisher-eye lens on social work reform. Journal of Social Work, 21(5) pp. 1261–1277.

Rawles, Joanna (2021). How social work students develop the skill of professional judgement: Implications for practice educators. Journal of Practice Teaching and Learning, 17(3) pp. 10–30.

Rogers, Dr Justin Mark and Ali, Dr Mariya (2021). ‘It's so much better than contact’: A qualitative study exploring children and young people's experiences of a sibling camp in the United Kingdom. Child & Family Social Work, 26(1) pp. 61–69.

Rogers, Justin; Whitelaw, Robert; Karunan, Victor and Ketnim, Pryn (2021). Children’s experiences of alternative care in mainland Southeast Asia – A scoping review of literature. Children and Youth Services Review, 120

Stevens, Emma (2021). Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards for adults in hospitals and/or care homes. ClinicalSkills.net.

Stevens, Emma; Price, Elizabeth and Walker, Elizabeth (2021). Making the mundane remarkable: an ethnography of the ‘dignity encounter’ in community district nursing. Ageing and Society, 43(4)

Stevens, Emma; Price, Elizabeth and Walker, Liz (2021). Dressings and dignity in community nursing. British Journal of Community Nursing, 26(11) pp. 526–531.

Turner, Wendy; Hallawell, Bob and Haider, Sharif (2021). Simulation: informing and enhancing curriculum in Health, Wellbeing and Social Care. The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK.

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Copperman, Jeanette and Malies, Steven (2020). ‘The soul of the community’: two practitioners reflect on history, place and community in two community-based practices from 1980 to 1995: St Hilda’s Community Centre in Bethnal Green and Waterloo Action Centre in Waterloo, South London. In: Gal, John; Köngeter, Stefan and Vicary, Sarah eds. The Settlement House Movement Revisited A Transnational History. Bristol: Bristol University Press.

Haider, Sharif (2020). Equality and Human Rights. In: Future of Care, 3 Mar 2020, London.

Hanley, Joe (2020). [Book Review] The politics of children’s services reform: Re-examining two decades of policy change by Carl Purcell (2020). Critical and Radical Social Work, 8(2) pp. 293–294.

Hanley, Joe (2020). The negative impact of student evaluations on higher education research. In: Luo, Y.; Saengkhattiya, T.; Bonful, L; Yu, W.; Li, L.; Fazal, N.; Ahmed, H. and Watts, M. eds. The Voice of Educators and Education Students. London: Brunel University, pp. 178–184.

Mendes, Philip and Rogers, Justin (2020). Young People Transitioning from Out-of-Home Care: What are the Lessons from Extended Care Programmes in the USA and England for Australia? The British Journal of Social Work, 50(5) pp. 1513–1530.

Rawles, Joanna (2020). Critical Thinking and Reflective Practice. In: Parker, Jonathan ed. Introducing Social Work. London: Sage, pp. 102–112.

Rogers, Justin M and Karunan, Victor (2020). Is the deinstitutionalisation of alternative care a ‘wicked problem’? A qualitative study exploring the perceptions of child welfare practitioners and policy actors in Thailand. International Social Work, 63(5) pp. 626–639.

Rogers, Justin Mark and Cheung, Johnson Chun-Sing (2020). Civic Crowdfunding for Social Work Research: Opportunities, Challenges and Strategies. The British Journal of Social Work, 51(7) pp. 2782–2801.

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Ang, Jen and Copperman, Jeanette (2019). How we can help vulnerable EU citizens living in the UK. Professional Social Work Magazine.

Giddings, Lindsay (2019). Top tips for newly qualified social workers. In Community Care Community Care.

Giddings, Lindsay (2019). Understanding why children’s social workers stay – an interpretative phenomenological analysis. Reflections on the pilot study. In: JSWEC 2019, 9-10 Sep 2019, Manchester.

Haider, Sharif (2019). Despite the importance of giving advice in social work, we rarely talk about this skill. In Community Care Community Care.

McCormick, Mick and Daniels, Leanne (2019). Developing an Institutional Employability Strategy – Supporting Diverse Student Cohorts. In: 9th Pan-Commonwealth Forum on Open Learning - Innovations for Quality Education and Lifelong Learning (PCF9), 9-13 Sep 2019, Edinburgh.

Rogers, Justin (2019). [Book Review] The Child’s World (third edition): The Essential Guide to Assessing Vulnerable Children, Young People and their Families, Jan Horwath and Dendy Platt. The British Journal of Social Work, 49(7) pp. 2007–2008.

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Barnes, Fiona; Cole, Sue and Nix, Ingrid (2018). Supporting and Enabling Scholarship: Developing and Sharing Expertise in Online Learning and Teaching. Journal of Perspectives in Applied Academic Practice, 6(1) pp. 66–74.

Copperman, Jeanette (2018). [Book Review] Everyday Parenting with Security and Love: Using PACE to Provide Foundations for Attachment by Kim S. Golding. The British Journal of Social Work, 48(8) pp. 2403–2405.

Haider, Sharif (2018). ‘Horses for courses’: Conflict management in Social Work. COMPASS, 2018

Higgs, Alison and Hafford-Letchfield, Trish (2018). ‘At What Cost? the Impact of UK Long-term Care Funding Policies on Social Work Practice with Older People’: A Literature Review. Ethics and Social Welfare, 12(3) pp. 229–243.

Rogers, Justin (2018). Preserving and memorialising relationships: exploring young people’s experiences of foster care through the lens of social capital. Adoption & Fostering, 42(2) pp. 176–188.

Rogers, Justin; Carr, Sam and Hickman, Caroline (2018). Mutual benefits: The lessons learned from a community based participatory research project with unaccompanied asylum-seeking children and foster carers. Children and Youth Services Review, 92 pp. 105–113.

Vicary, Sarah; Copperman, Jeanette and Higgs, Alison (2018). Social work education through distance learning: the challenges and opportunities. Social Work Education; The International Journal, 37(6) pp. 685–690.

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Copperman, Jeanette (2017). Documenting Women's Health Activism in the UK from the 1970s. Bulletin of the Social Work History Network, 4(1) pp. 12–19.

Haider, Sharif (2017). ‘How hard can it be’ - managing conflict in an interprofessional discharge team in England. In: MIRDEC-6th, International Academic Conference on Social Sciences (Global Meeting of Social Science Community) Social Sciences, Multidisciplinary, Economics, Business and Finance Studies, 27-29 November 2017, Lisbon, Portugal., 27-29 Nov 2017, Lisbon, Portugal.

Hanley, Joe (2017). [Book review] Dawn Brooker and Isabelle Latham , Person-centred Dementia Care: Making Services Better with the VIPS Framework, Jessica Kingsley Publishing, London, 2016. Ageing and Society, 37(8) pp. 1743–1744.

Rogers, Justin (2017). ‘Different’ and ‘Devalued’: Managing the Stigma of Foster-Care with the Benefit of Peer Support. The British Journal of Social Work, 47(4) pp. 1078–1093.

Rogers, Justin (2017). Eco-maps and photo-elicitation: Reflections on the use of visual methods in social work research with children and young people. Journal of Applied Youth Studies, 1(4) pp. 59–74.

Rogers, Justin M. (2017). Memorial. Quality in Ageing and Older Adults, 18(1) pp. 81–82.

Simpson, Jennifer Evyonne; Bardsley, Janet; Haider, Sharif; Bayley, Kenneth; Brown, Gill; Harrington-Vail, Amanda and Dale-Emberton, Ann (2017). Taking advantage of dissonance: a CPD framework. Journal of Children's Services, 12(1) pp. 1–15.

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Harrington-Vail, Amanda; Simpson, Jenny; Haider, Sharif; Bardsley, Janet; Brown, Gill; Bayley, Kenneth and Dale-Emberton, Ann (2016). Addressing the needs of the children’s integrated workforce: A method for developing collaborative practice through joint learning. Journal of Playwork Practice, 3(2) pp. 107–124.

Higgs, Alison and Martin, Anne (2016). Teaching ethics for social work: whose values? In: Joint Social Work Education and Research Conference (JSWEC) 2016, 15 Jul 2016.

McCormick, Michael (2016). [Book Review] Malcolm Golightley, Social work and mental health. Journal of Social Work, 16(1) pp. 124–125.

Nix, Ingrid and Hall, Marion (2016). Collecting Questionnaire and Interview Data: Evaluating Approaches to Developing Digital Literacy Skills. SAGE Research Methods Cases, SAGE Publications Ltd, London, UK.

Rawles, Joanna (2016). Developing Social Work Professional Judgment Skills: Enhancing Learning in Practice by Researching Learning in Practice. Journal of Teaching in Social Work, 36(1) pp. 102–122.

Simpson, J.; Bayley, K.; Haider, S.; Bardsley, J.; Brown, G.; Dale-Emberton, A. and Harrington-Vail, A. (2016). Developing a CPD Framework in a time of organisational cultural conflict. Organisational Studies and Innovation Review, 2(2) pp. 64–70.

Simpson, Jenny; Bardsley, Janet; Bayley, Kenneth; Haider, Sharif; Brown, Gill; Dale-Emberton, Ann and Harrington-Vail, Amanda (2016). Developing a CPD Framework in a time of organizational cultural conflict. In: MBAcademy International Business Conference, 15-17 Apr 2016, Brunel University, London.

Simpson, Jenny; Marsh, Glynis; Haider, Sharif; Bardsley, Janet; Bayley, Kenneth; Brown, Gill; Harrington-Vail, Amanda and Dale-Emberton, Ann (2016). Taking advantage of dissonance: the development of a CPD model for a children’s integrated service. In: European Business and Management Conference, 7-10 Jul 2016, Brighton, England.

Williams, Timothy P and Rogers, Justin (2016). Rejecting ‘the child’, embracing ‘childhood’: Conceptual and methodological considerations for social work research with young people. International Social Work, 59(6) pp. 734–744.

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Haider, Sharif (2015). Critical Reflection in Online Forums: techniques and tips for tutors. The Open University.

Higgs, Alison (2015). Effective Feedback in Blended learning. In: Conference Proceedings: The Future of Education, libreiauniversitaria.it, Padova.

Higgs, Alison (2015). Social justice. In: Bell, Linda and Hafford-Letchfield, Trish eds. Ethics, Values And Social Work Practice. Maidenhead: Open University Press, pp. 112–121.

Higgs, Alison (2015). Social justice. In: Bell, Linda and Hafford-Letchfield, Trish eds. Ethics, Values And Social Work Practice. Maidenhead: Open University Press, pp. 112–121.

Higgs, Alison; McCormick, Mick and Sieminski, Sandy (2015). Changing identities changing contexts: the roles and identities of expert patients, service users and volunteer school governors. In: JSWEC Joint Social Work Education and Research Conference 2015: Social work education and research across boundaries, 15-17 Jul 2015, Open University, Milton Keynes.

Higgs, Alison and Twomey, Mary (2015). Editorial. Ethics and Social Welfare, 9(3) pp. 223–224.

Lomax, Robert and Nix, Ingrid (2015). Social media and social work students: the boundaries just got more complicated. In: Joint Social Work Education Conference (JSWEC 2015), 15-17 Jul 2015, The Open University, Milton Keynes.

Rawles, Joanna (2015). Whose students are they anyway? The Journal of Practice Teaching and Learning, 11(3) pp. 59–78.

Simpson, Jenny; Bardsley, Janet; Bayley, Kenneth and Haider, Sharif (2015). Developing a model of CPD for a children’s integrated workforce. In: National Children and Adult Services Conference, 14-16 Oct 2015, Bournemouth.

Simpson, Jenny; Haider, Sharif; Bardsley, Janet and Bayley, Kenneth (2015). Gathering perspectives on CPD. In: JSWEC 2015, 15-17 Jul 2015, Open University, Milton Keynes.

Stevens, Emma and Cook, Katie (2015). Safeguarding vulnerable adults: learning from the reflective assignments of pre-registration students in the adult field of nursing practice. The Journal of Adult Protection, 17(1) pp. 31–40.

Stevens, Emma L. (2015). How does leadership contribute to safeguarding vulnerable adults within healthcare organisations? A review of the literature. The Journal of Adult Protection, 17(4) pp. 258–272.

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Carr, Sarah and Copperman, Jeanette (2014). 'Scoping interest in creating a publicly facing digital archive of women's activism in mental health in the UK': Report of workshop held in 2014 at the OU London. The Open University.

Hanley, Joe and Marsland, David (2014). Unhappy anniversary? The Journal of Adult Protection, 16(2) pp. 104–112.

Rawles, Joanna (2014). The 'Missing Bit' - Emotional Intelligence as Counterbalance to Managerialism. In: Hessle, Sven ed. Global Social Transformation and Social Action: The Role of Social Workers. Social Work - Social Development, III. Ashgate, pp. 178–182.

Rogers, Justin M. (2014). Fostering and adoption. In: Teater, Barbra ed. Contemporary Social Work Practice: A Handbook for Students. Maidenhead: Open University Press, pp. 27–39.

Stevens, Emma and Hebblewhite, Gillian (2014). Empowering adults under the Mental Capacity Act. Learning Disability Practice, 17(8) pp. 16–20.

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Domac, Sezer and Haider, Sharif (2013). Interagency safeguarding adults training for protection and prevention. Journal of interprofessional care, 27(6) pp. 520–522.

Hall, Marion; Nix, Ingrid and Baker, Kirsty (2013). Student experiences and perceptions of digital literacy skills development: engaging learners by design? Electronic Journal of e-Learning, 11(3) pp. 207–225.

Stevens, Emma (2013). Safeguarding vulnerable adults: exploring the challenges to best practice across multi‐agency settings. The Journal of Adult Protection, 15(2) pp. 85–95.

Stevens, Emma (2013). The Mental Capacity Act 2005: considerations for nursing practice. Nursing Standard, 28(2) pp. 35–39.

Stevens, Emma (2013). Conducting interviews with failing students. Nursing Times, 109(8) pp. 22–24.

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Hall, Marion; Nix, Ingrid and Baker, Kirsty (2012). Are learner perceptions of digital literacy skills teaching affected by demographic factors? In: The Seventh International Blended Learning Conference: “Reflecting on Our Achievements - What's Next for Technology-Enhanced Learning and Teaching?”, 13-14 Jun 2012, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, UK.

Hall, Marion; Nix, Ingrid and Baker, Kirsty (2012). "Why should I?" Engaging learners in digital literacy skills development. In: Proceedings of the 11th European Conference on e-Learning, University of Groningen, The Netherlands, 26-27 October 2012 (ed. by H. Belduis), 26-27 Oct 2012, Groningen, The Netherlands.

Higgs, Alison (2012). E-learning, ethics and 'non-traditional' students: space to think aloud. Ethics and Social Welfare, 6(4) pp. 386–402.

Nix, Ingrid; Hall, Marion and Baker, Kirsty (2012). “What do I need?” – evaluating learner perceptions of digital literacy skills development to inform enhancements to learning design. In: International Blended Learning Conference 2012, 13-14 Jun 2012, University of Hertfordshire, Hatfield, Herts., UK.

Nix, Ingrid; Hall, Marion and Baker, Kirsty (2012). “Why bother?” Learner perceptions of digital literacy skills development - learning design implications. In: 11th European Conference on e-Learning ECEL- 2012, 26-27 Oct 2012, University of Groningen, The Netherlands.

Rogers, Justin (2012). Anti-Oppressive Social Work Research: Reflections on Power in the Creation of Knowledge. Social Work Education, 31(7) pp. 866–879.

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Maluccio, Anthony N.; Canali, Cinzia; Vecchiato, Tiziano; Lightburn, Anita; Aldgate, Jane and Rose, Wendy eds. (2011). Improving Outcomes for Children and Families: Finding and Using International Evidence. Child Welfare Outcomes. London: Jessica Kingsley.

Copperman, Jeanette (2011). Have you heard?...reflections on the Kerr/Haslam Inquiry. In: Dunk-West, Priscilla and Hafford-Lechfield, Trish eds. Sexual Identities and Sexuality in Social Work: Research and Reflections from Women in the Field. Surrey, UK: Ashgate, pp. 89–104.

Gosling, Clari and Nix, Ingrid (2011). Supported open learning: developing an integrated information literacy strategy online. In: Mackey, Thomas P. and Jacobson, Trudi E. eds. Teaching Information Literacy Online. New York: Neal Schuman, pp. 91–108.

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Nix, Ingrid and Wyllie, Ali (2011). Exploring design features to enhance computer-based assessment: learners’ views on using a confidence indicator tool and computer-based feedback. British Journal of Educational Technology, 42(1) pp. 101–112.

Seden, Janet and McCormick, Mick (2011). Caring for yourself, being managed and professional development. In: Seden, Janet; Matthews, Sarah; McCormick, Michael and Morgan, Alun eds. Professional Development in Social Work: Complex Issues in Practice. Abingdon: Routledge, pp. 171–177.

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Higgs, Alison (2010). The ethics of e-learning: exploiting the potential benefits, avoiding harm and thinking about intent. In: ICERI 2010 (International Conference of Education, Research and Innovation), 15-17 Nov 2010, Madrid, Spain.

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Nix, Ingrid (2010). Technology-enhanced learning for social work education and practice. In: Seden, Janet; Matthews, Sarah; McCormick, Mick and Morgan, Alun eds. Professional Development in Social Work: Complex Issues in Practice. Post-qualifying Social Work. Abingdon, UK and New York, USA: Routledge, pp. 150–156.

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Reynolds, Jill; Muston, Rosemary; Heller, Tom; Leach, Jonathan; McCormick, Michael; Wallcraft, Jan and Walsh, Mark eds. (2009). Mental health still matters. Basingstoke: Palgrave.

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Morgan, Alun and Fraser, Sandy (2009). Looked after young people and their social work managers: a study of contrasting experiences of using computer-assisted-self-interviewing (A-CASI). British Journal of Social Work, 40(2) pp. 445–461.

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Nix, Ingrid; Cooper, Barry; Davis, Roger and McCormick, Michael (2009). Prepared for Practice? Exploring and Evaluating the First Six Months of Post-qualified Practice in Social Work. The Open University, Milton Keynes, UK.

Rose, Wendy; Aldgate, Jane; McIntosh, Miranda and Hunter, Helen (2009). High risk children with challenging behaviour : changing directions for them and their families. Child and Family Social Work, 14(2) pp. 178–188.

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Copperman, Jeanette and Newton, Paul D. (2007). Linking social work agency perspectives on interprofessional education into a school of nursing and midwifery. Journal of Interprofessional Care, 21(2) pp. 141–154.

Rose, Wendy and Aldgate, Jane (2007). Changing directions for children with challenging behaviour and their families: evaluation of Children 1st directions projects. Children 1st, Glasgow, UK.

Rose, Wendy; Aldgate, Jane and Barnes, Julie (2007). From policy visions to practice realities: the pivotal role of service managers in implementation. In: Aldgate, Jane; Healy, Lynne; Malcolm, Barris; Pine, Barbara; Rose, Wendy and Seden, Janet eds. Enhancing social work management: Theory and best practice from the UK and USA. London, UK: Jessica Kingsley Publishers, pp. 263–289.

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Copperman, Jeanette and Knowles, Karen (2006). Developing women only and gender sensitive practices in inpatient wards: current issues and challenges. Journal of Adult Protection, 8(2) pp. 15–30.

Happer, Helen; McCreadie, Joanna and Aldgate, Jane (2006). Celebrating success: what helps looked after children succeed. Edinburgh, UK: Social Work Inspection Agency.

Reeves, Jane (2006). 'You've got to keep your head on': A study of the stories young male service users tell about the transition to fatherhood. PhD thesis The Open University.

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Aldgate, Jane (2002). Measuring outcomes in short-term fostering services. In: Canali, Cinzia; Maluccio, Anthony N. and Vecchiato, Tiziano eds. Evaluation in child and family services: comparative client and program perspectives. Modern applications of social work. New York, USA: Aldine de Gruyter, pp. 67–85.

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Aldgate, Jane and Stratham, Jane (2001). The Children Act now: messages from research. London, UK: Stationery Office.

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