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Understanding primary care perspectives on supporting women’s health needs: a qualitative study, British Journal of General Practice 2023.  \nMacLean A, Wild C, Hunt K, et al (2023) . Impact of Long Covid on the school experiences of children and young people: a qualitative study BMJ Open 2023.  \nTanvi Rai, Bakita Kasadha, Shema Tariq, Sabrina Keating, Lisa Hinton, Angelina Namiba, Catherine Pope,(2023) Infant feeding as a transgressive practice in the context of HIV in the UK: A qualitative interview study, Women's Studies International Forum, Volume 101, 2023.  \nCervantée E. K. Wild, Maria Inês Gandolfo Conceição, Miho Iwakuma, Sasha Lewis-Jackson, Rie Toyomoto, Alicia Regina Navarro Dias de Souza, Vinita Mahtani-Chugani, Rika Sakuma Sato, Tanvi Rai,(2023) . Perceptions of government guidance and citizen responses during the COVID-19 pandemic: A cross-country analysis, SSM-Qualitative Research in Health, Volume 4, 2023.  \nAnna Dowrick, Rachel Grob, Akiko Sawada, Anne Thier, Christine Holmberg, Rika Sakuma Sato, (2023) . Navigating responsible bio-political citizenship: Cross-country comparison of stigma in Covid-19 illness narratives in Germany, Japan, the UK and the USA, SSM-Qualitative Research in Health.  \nAnna Dowrick, Tanvi Rai, Lisa Hinton, Bella Eacott, Sylvan Baker, Maria Askew, Sue Ziebland, Louise Locock (2023) Health inequalities, ethnic minorities and COVID19: interactive theatre workshop drawing on a qualitative interview study. The Lancet, Volume 400, Supplement 1, 2022, Page S9 .  \nAlice Maclean, Kate Hunt, Ashley Brown, Jane A. Evered, Anna Dowrick, Andrea Fokkens, Rachel Grob, Susan Law, Louise Locock, Michelle Marcinow, Lorraine Smith, Anna Urbanowicz, Nientke Verheij, Cervantee Wild, (2023) . Negotiation of collective and individual candidacy for long Covid healthcare in the early phases of the Covid-19 pandemic: Validated, diverted and rejected candidacy, SSM-Qualitative Research in Health, Volume 3, 2023.  \nSuzanne Sayuri Ii, Hannah Jobling, Kelly Devenney & Sue Ziebland (2022) Connecting worlds: social work educators’ perceptions on the role of lived experience in pedagogic practice, Social Work Education.  \nAnna Dowrick, Tanvi Rai, Lisa Hinton, Bella Eacott, Sylvan Baker, Maria Askew, Sue Ziebland, Louise Locock. (2022) Health inequalities, ethnic minorities and COVID19: interactive theatre workshop drawing on a qualitative interview study. The Lancet, November 2022.  \nKasadha B, Tariq S, Nyatsanza F, Freeman-Romilly N, Namiba A, Rai T. (2021) Stakeholder engagement is essential to maximise the impact of research on infant feeding in the context of HIV. Therapeutic Advances in Infectious Disease. January 2021.  \nMikulak M., Ryan S., Ma R., Martin S., Stewart J., Davidon S., Stepney M. (2021) Health professionals’ identified barriers to trans healthcare: a qualitative interview study, British Journal of General Practice  \nGhio, D., Greenwell, K., Muller, I., Roberts, A., McNiven, A. and Santer, M. (2021), Psychosocial needs of adolescents and young adults with eczema: A secondary analysis of qualitative data to inform a behaviour change intervention. Br. J. Health Psychol., 26.  \nde Vere Hunt IJ, McNiven A, Roberts A, et al (2021)‘Not just a piece of skin in front of you’—a qualitative exploration of the experiences of adolescents with eczema and psoriasis with healthcare professionals BMJ Open 2021.  \nGreenwell K, Ghio D, Muller I, et al (2021) Taking charge of eczema self-management: a qualitative interview study with young people with eczema BMJ Open 2021.  \nMagdalena Mikulak (2021): For whom is ignorance bliss? ignorance, its functions and transformative potential in trans health, Journal of Gender Studies.  \nde Vere Hunt I., McNiven A., McPherson T. 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