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Most cited papers from Bournville College

What are the most cited papers from Bournville College?

The most cited paper from Bournville College is "Defining Quality" (Lee Pak Ting Harvey, Diana Green, 1993), with 1,275 citations. Next come "A best evidence systematic review of interprofessional education: BEME Guide no. 9" (1,182) and "Towards an Integrative Model of Small Firm Internationalisation" (671).

Showing 50 of 62 papers. Every paper with more than 30 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#Paper
1 Defining Quality Lee Pak Ting Harvey, Diana Green · Assessment & Evaluation in Higher Education 1993 1,275
2 A best evidence systematic review of interprofessional education: BEME Guide no. 9 Marilyn Hammick, Della Freeth, Ivan Koppel et al. · Medical Teacher Review 2007 1,182
3 Towards an Integrative Model of Small Firm Internationalisation Jim Bell, Rod B. McNaughton, Stephen C. Young et al. · Journal of International Entrepreneurship 23 Sep 2003 671
4 Negotiating the Past: The making of memory In South Africa Dominic Head · African Affairs Apr 1999 500
5 Small Firm Internationalization and Business Strategy Jim Bell, Dave Crick, Stephen C. Young · International Small Business Journal Researching Entrepreneurship Feb 2004 449
6 Using the fun toolkit and other survey methods to gather opinions in child computer interaction Janet C. Read, Stuart MacFarlane Conference paper 7 Jun 2006 426
7 The Calculation of Heat Release Energy from Engine Cylinder Pressure Data Michael F. J. Brunt, Harjit Rai, Andrew L. Emtage · SAE technical papers on CD-ROM/SAE technical paper series Conference paper 23 Feb 1998 235
8 Strategic Planning in Higher Education Tony Conway, Stephen A. MacKay, David A. Yorke · International Journal of Educational Management Dec 1994 221
9 Transforming Work Experience in Higher Education Alison Blackwell, Lindsey Bowes, Lee Pak Ting Harvey et al. · British Educational Research Journal Jun 2001 210
10 Virtual Teams and the Rise of e-Entrepreneurship in Europe Harry Z. Matlay, Paul Westhead · International Small Business Journal Researching Entrepreneurship Open access 11 May 2005 204
11 Understanding Power and Powerlessness Jerry Tew · Journal of Social Work Apr 2006 195
12 Reflections on working with critical action learning Clare Rigg, Kiran Trehan · Action Learning Research and Practice Sep 2004 150
13 Knowledge management in small firms John Sparrow · Knowledge and Process Management 2001 126
14 A Question of Access: An exploration of the factors that influence the health of young males aged 15 to 19 living in Corby and their use of health care services Christine Richardson, Fatemeh Rabiee · Health Education Journal Mar 2001 123
15 No gender in cyberspace? Lynn Martin, Len Tiu Wright · International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour & Research Apr 2005 112
16 The Cell Wall Composition and Distribution of Free Mycolic Acids in Named Strains of Coryneform Bacteria and in Isolates from Various Natural Sources Ronald M. Keddie, G. L. CURE · Journal of Applied Bacteriology Apr 1977 111
17 The ‘Policy Cycle’: A Ball by Ball Account Richard G. Hatcher, Barry Troyna · Journal of Education Policy Apr 1994 96
18 WebCorp: an integrated system for web text search Antoinette Renouf, Andrew Kehoe, Jayeeta Banerjee Book chapter 2007 95
19 ‘Loss of self’: a psychosocial study of the quality of life of adults with diabetic foot ulceration Kathryn Kinmond, Paula McGee, Stephen C. L. Gough et al. · Journal of Tissue Viability 2003 81
20 Privatization and sponsorship: the re‐agenting of the school system in England Richard G. Hatcher · Journal of Education Policy 29 Aug 2006 76
21 Vocational education and training in Britain: a small business perspective Harry Z. Matlay · Education + Training Feb 1999 75
22 Ethnic entrepreneurship in comparative perspective Annie Phizacklea, Monder Ram · International Journal of Entrepreneurial Behaviour & Research Apr 1995 74
23 Incubation policy and practice: building practitioner and professional capability Paul D Hannon · Journal of Small Business and Enterprise Development Mar 2005 73
24 The Decision to Discontinue Exporting: SMEs in Two U.K. Trade Sectors Dave Crick · Journal of Small Business Management 2002 71
25 Being Your Own Boss: Ethnic Minority Entrepreneurs in Comparative Perspective Annie Phizacklea, Monder Ram · Work Employment and Society Jun 1996 68
26 Sunlight therapy and solar architecture Richard A. Hobday · Medical History Open access Oct 1997 67
27 Incomplete holism in pre‐registration nurse education: the position of the biological sciences Nigel Wynne, Stuart Brand, Roy C. Smith · Journal of Advanced Nursing Sep 1997 67
28 Academic Middle Management in Higher Education: A game of hide and seek? Nick Hancock, David E. Hellawell · Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management May 2003 66
29 Technological and organisational change in small‐ to medium‐sized manufacturing companies Gloria Lee, David Bennett, Ian K. Oakes · International Journal of Operations & Production Management May 2000 66
30 Image and Substance: The Management of Performance as Rhetoric or Reality? Martin L. Bowles, GRANT COATES · Personnel Review Feb 1993 62
31 `You'll Think We're Always Bitching': Jackie Guendouzi · Discourse Studies Feb 2001 61
32 Twentieth-century suburbs: a morphological approach Peter J. Larkham · URBAN DESIGN International Dec 2001 51
33 An Analysis of Offending by Young People Looked After by Local Authorities Iain T. Darker, Harriet Ward, Laura Caulfield · Youth Justice 22 Jul 2008 51
34 Tracing lexical productivity and creativity in the British media: The Chavs and the Chav-Nots Antoinette Renouf · Studies in functional and structural linguistics, SFSL Book chapterOpen access 6 Nov 2007 50
35 Hookah smoking Rashid Gatrad, Adam Gatrad, Aziz Sheikh · BMJ Open access 5 Jul 2007 46
36 Determinants of outcome in the pathways through care for children hearing voices Sandra Escher, Mervyn Morris, Alex Buiks et al. · International Journal of Social Welfare Jul 2004 46
37 Connectives in Free Indirect Style: Continuity or Shift? Violeta Sotirova · Language and Literature International Journal of Stylistics Aug 2004 43
38 Mentoring: Towards a Professional Friendship Coral Elizabeth Gardiner · Mentoring & Tutoring Partnership in Learning Jun 1998 43
39 African‐Caribbeans in business Monder Ram, David Deakins · Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies 1996 43
40 ‘Keeping Quiet’ or ‘Going Nuts’: Some Emerging Strategies Used by Young Black People in Custody at a Time of Childhood Being Re‐constructed David P. Wilson · The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice 19 Nov 2003 42
41 Design, Ecology, Technology: A Historiographical Review Pauline Madge · Journal of Design History 1993 42
42 Day hospice care–a review of the literature Debbie Spencer, Lilian E Daniels · Palliative Medicine Jun 1998 41
43 Equipment donation to developing countries Abdul Rashid Gatrad, S. Gatrad, Abdul Rashid Gatrad · Anaesthesia 12 Oct 2007 40
44 The business practices of small Chinese restaurants in the UK: an exploratory investigation Shiv Chaudhry, Dave Crick · Strategic Change 2004 40
45 Individualised care from the orthopaedic and trauma patients’ perspective: An international comparative survey Riitta Suhonen, Agneta Berg, Ewa Idvall et al. · International Journal of Nursing Studies 6 Mar 2008 39
46 How HMP Grendon ‘Works’ in the Words of Those Undergoing Therapy David P. Wilson, Steven McCabe · The Howard Journal of Criminal Justice Jul 2002 39
47 Classification of different knowledge management development approaches of SMEs John Sparrow · Knowledge Management Research & Practice Aug 2005 37
48 Student satisfaction Lee Pak Ting Harvey · New Review of Academic Librarianship 1995 36
49 Political Economy and the Response to Socialism in Britain, 1870–1914 John W Mason · The Historical Journal Sep 1980 36
50 Templates for change with supply chain rationalization Gloria L. Lee, Ian K. Oakes · International Journal of Operations & Production Management Feb 1996 35

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