Charles Normand

The NHS: If it doesn't work, leave it alone
Nursing Times Research 2002 7: 4-5. [PDF] [References]  

Sally Wyke and Helena Chesser

Developing research in primary care: The Scottish approach
Nursing Times Research 2002 7: 6. [PDF]  

Allyson MVcCollam and Sane Hopton

Organisation of care: Primary care organizational responses to mental health needs
Nursing Times Research 2002 7: 7-18. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Tom Tait, Anette Beattie, and Suzi Dejnega

Service co-ordination: A successful model for the delivery of multi-professional services to children with complex needs
Nursing Times Research 2002 7: 19-32. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Sydney Salmo

Commentary: Pushing out the boundaries of care with new models for service delivery
Nursing Times Research 2002 7: 33-34. [PDF] [References]  

William Lauder

Factorial survey methods: A valuable but under-utilised research method in nursing research?
Nursing Times Research 2002 7: 35-43. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

John Charlton

Review: Factorial survey methods: A valuable but under-utilised research method in nursing research?
Nursing Times Research 2002 7: 44-45. [PDF] [References]  

Fiona Ross, Susan Vernon, and Elizabeth Smith

Mapping research in primary care nursing: Current activity and future priorities
Nursing Times Research 2002 7: 46-57. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Pauline Pearson

Review: Mapping research in primary care nursing: Current activity and future priorities
Nursing Times Research 2002 7: 58-59. [PDF]  

Karen Cox

The hopes of the dying: Examining patients' experience of participation in early phase cancer clinical trials
Nursing Times Research 2002 7: 60-73. [Abstract] [PDF] [References]  

Gina Copp

Review: The hopes of the dying: Examining patients' experience of participation in early phase cancer clinical trials
Nursing Times Research 2002 7: 74. [PDF]  

Authors In This Issue
Nursing Times Research 2002 7: 76-77. [PDF]  

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