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Most cited papers from Brighter (Sweden)

What are the most cited papers from Brighter (Sweden)?

The most cited paper from Brighter (Sweden) is "A Cross-Sectional Study Analyzing Predictors of Perceived Stress Among Elementary School Teachers During the COVID-19 Pandemic" (Nivedhitha Parthasarathy, Fangyu Li, Feng Zhang et al., 2022), with 10 citations. Next come "Membership growth at a time of union decline" (10) and "Using animal assisted therapy with children" (4).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 A Cross-Sectional Study Analyzing Predictors of Perceived Stress Among Elementary School Teachers During the COVID-19 Pandemic Nivedhitha Parthasarathy, Fangyu Li, Feng Zhang et al. · Workplace Health & Safety Apr 2022 10
2 Membership growth at a time of union decline Carl Parker, James Rees · Transfer European Review of Labour and Research 28 Oct 2013 10
3 Using animal assisted therapy with children Frances Weston · British Journal of School Nursing Sep 2010 4
4 University-Community Relationships in the Development of a Geriatric Interdisciplinary Team Training Certificate E. Ayn Welleford, Iris A. Parham, Constance L. Coogle et al. · Journal of Applied Gerontology 20 Apr 2005 2
5 Optimising the welfare of equids on box rest: thinking outside the box Kayna Prescott · UK-Vet Equine 2 Nov 2022 1
6 Heading in the right direction P. B. Felgett · Astronomy & Geophysics Apr 2003 1
7 Teachers’ perceptions of culturally responsive personalised learning Teresa M. Ober, Blair A. Lehman, Reginald M. Gooch et al. · Teachers and Teaching 24 Jun 2026 0
8 Leveraging Measures of Students’ Prior Knowledge and Lived Experiences Toward More Personalized Culturally Responsive Assessment Jesse R. Sparks, Teresa M. Ober, Blair A. Lehman · Practical assessment, research & evaluation Open access 29 Jan 2026 0
9 Reducing risk for chronic disease: evaluation of a collective community approach to sustainable evidence-based health programming Katherine B. Oestman, Ruth Rechis, Pamela A. Williams-Piehota et al. · Research Square PreprintOpen access 22 Feb 2023 0
10 Actiste diabetes management as a service innovation – impact on everyday life – Swedish patients experience assessed by validated MedTech20 questionnaire Adrian Hugh Heald, Elisabeth Malm, Ghassan Darwiche et al. · Cardiovascular Endocrinology & Metabolism Open access 7 Feb 2022 0
11 Brighter Smiles in 2021 Joanne Trevelyan · Dental Nursing 2 Jan 2021 0
12 Adult wellbeing: why it matters and how we achieve it Sonia Mainstone-Cotton · Early Years Educator 29 Jan 2018 0
13 Talking to young children about mental health Sonia Mainstone-Cotton · Early Years Educator 11 Oct 2017 0
14 We need to take care of ourselves to help children Sonia Mainstone-Cotton · Early Years Educator 29 Jul 2017 0
15 Boost mental health with your best nurturing nature Sonia Mainstone-Cotton · Early Years Educator 7 Jul 2017 0
16 Electronic publishing and freedom of information in science P. B. Fellgett · Astronomy & Geophysics Oct 1998 0
17 Eddington, likelihood and stellar parallaxes E. P. B. Fellgett · Astronomy & Geophysics Dec 2001 0
18 A reminiscence of the Cavendish Laboratory Peter Berners Fellgett · Notes and Records the Royal Society Journal of the History of Science 31 Jan 1992 0

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