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Most cited papers from Carnegie UK Trust

What are the most cited papers from Carnegie UK Trust?

The most cited paper from Carnegie UK Trust is "Co-production: a kind revolution" (Sophie H. Staniszewska, Gary James Hickey, Pippa Coutts et al., 2022), with 54 citations. Next come "‘A New Deal for Children?’ – what happened next: a cross-national study of transferring early childhood services into education" (15) and "Opportunistic screening for genital Chlamydia trachomatis infection and partner follow-up in family planning clinics in three Scottish cities" (12).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 Co-production: a kind revolution Sophie H. Staniszewska, Gary James Hickey, Pippa Coutts et al. · Research Involvement and Engagement Open access 5 Feb 2022 54
2 ‘A New Deal for Children?’ – what happened next: a cross-national study of transferring early childhood services into education Bronwen J. Cohen, Peter D. Moss, Pat Petrie et al. · Early Years Journal of International Research and Development 19 Aug 2018 15
3 Opportunistic screening for genital Chlamydia trachomatis infection and partner follow-up in family planning clinics in three Scottish cities Ahilya Noone, Aileen Spiers, Gwen Allardice et al. · Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care Open access Apr 2004 12
4 Wales: Wellbeing as Sustainable Development Jennifer L. Wallace Book chapterOpen access 5 Dec 2018 7
5 Understanding Wellbeing and Devolution in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland Jennifer L. Wallace Book chapterOpen access 5 Dec 2018 7
6 The future’s bright but the future’s local – the rise of hyperlocal journalism in the United Kingdom Dougľas R. White, Lauren Pennycook, W. G. Perrin et al. · Journal of Applied Journalism & Media Studies Mar 2017 7
7 Scotland: Wellbeing as Performance Management Jennifer L. Wallace Book chapterOpen access 5 Dec 2018 4
8 Introduction Jennifer L. Wallace Book chapterOpen access 5 Dec 2018 2
9 Impact of Ultra-widefield Imaging on Understanding the Pathophysiology of Peripheral Retinal Degeneration Kristen D. Brown, Dana Keane, Lauren Turner et al. · Medical Research Archives Open access 2024 1
10 Conclusions and Reflections Jennifer L. Wallace Book chapterOpen access 5 Dec 2018 1
11 Mellifluous John M. Hobson · Occupational Medicine Aug 2015 0
12 Northern Ireland: Wellbeing as a Vision Jennifer L. Wallace Book chapterOpen access 5 Dec 2018 0
13 Cross-Jurisdictional Analysis Jennifer L. Wallace Book chapterOpen access 5 Dec 2018 0

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