Identifying, understanding and stopping low-value safety practices – Dr Daisy Halligan (2023)

How do healthcare staff respond to and use online patient feedback to inform improvements to the quality and safety of care in a hospital setting?  – Dr Lauren Ramsey (2020)

Evaluating video-reflexive ethnography as a tool for improving teamwork and communication in acute maternity handover – Dr Siobhan McHugh (2020)

Preoperative Alcohol and Other Substance Use: Risk Analysis and Intervention Development Research – Dr Luke Budworth (2019)

Patients at the centre of design to improve the quality of care; exploring the experience-based co-design approach within the NHS – Dr Liz Tomlin (2018)

Is there a role for patients and their relatives in monitoring, detecting and escalating clinical deterioration in hospital? – Dr Abigail Albutt (2018)

Exploring the Associations between General Practitioners’ Levels of Wellbeing, Burnout, and Patient Safety – Dr Louise Hall (2018)

Learning from positive deviants to improve the quality and safety of healthcare – Dr Ruth Baxter (2016)

Using socio-technical thinking to explore the implementation of Electronic Patient Records into NHS secondary care organisations – Dr Arabella Clarke (2015)

Intergroup communication and strategies to improve intergroup contact: The specific case of nurses and doctors – Dr Marta Santillo (2015)

An examination of the medicines reconciliation process and the involvement of patients and healthcare professionals across a regional healthcare economy, within the United Kingdom – Dr Rachel Urban (2014)

Opening the ‘black box’ of patient safety: the impact of the nursing work environment, job and individual characteristics – Dr Gemma Louch (2014)

Preventing falls in older adults: Understanding postural instability to improve fall assessment and prevention – Dr Anna Rossiter (2014)

Affective and cognitive influences on decision making in healthcare – Dr Jane Heyhoe (2013)

The quality and safety of healthcare provided to hospital inpatients who are placed on clinically inappropriate wards – Dr Lucy Goulding (2011)

Coping with medical error: the case of the health professional – Dr Reema Sirriyeh (2011)