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Most cited papers from Community Network Services

What are the most cited papers from Community Network Services?

The most cited paper from Community Network Services is "‘It's a lonely old world’: Developing a multidimensional understanding of loneliness in farming" (Rebecca Wheeler, Matt Lobley, Jude McCann et al., 2022), with 66 citations. Next come "Everyday experiences of inclusion in Primary resourced provision: the voices of autistic pupils and their teachers" (36) and "Electronic data interchange (EDI) in port operations" (19).

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1 ‘It's a lonely old world’: Developing a multidimensional understanding of loneliness in farming Rebecca Wheeler, Matt Lobley, Jude McCann et al. · Sociologia Ruralis Open access 9 Sep 2022 66
2 Everyday experiences of inclusion in Primary resourced provision: the voices of autistic pupils and their teachers Amber N. Warren, Kate Buckingham, Sarah Parsons · European Journal of Special Needs Education Open access 20 Oct 2020 36
3 Electronic data interchange (EDI) in port operations Sue Garstone · Logistics Information Management Apr 1995 19
4 Awareness within local authorities in England of autism spectrum diagnoses of looked‐after children Sarah Parsons, Alice McCullen, Tracey Emery et al. · British Educational Research Journal Open access 15 Oct 2018 13
5 Developing the emotion regulation skills of autistic pupils in educational settings: A systematic literature review Joanne Bennett, Sarah Parsons, Hanna Kovshoff · Journal of Research in Special Educational Needs ReviewOpen access 30 Jan 2024 7
6 Using ‘I am’ Digital Stories to facilitate autistic young people to have a voice in their transition to adulthood Stephanie Lewis‐Dagnell, Louisa Burden, Kirsty Marsden et al. · Journal of Research in Special Educational Needs Open access 18 Aug 2023 5
7 ‘They are always in the top of our mind’: Designated Teachers' views on supporting care experienced children in England Lynn De La Fosse, Sarah Parsons, Hanna Kovshoff · Children & Society Open access 26 Apr 2023 4
8 ‘Bridging the gap’: exploring shared decision-making with autistic young people within an NHS Learning Disability and Autism Keyworker Programme in England Emily S Ellington, Sarah Parsons, Hanna Kovshoff · BMC Health Services Research Open access 2 Feb 2026 2
9 Enabling Dominic's voice and participation through the cocreation of an ‘I am’ Digital Story for supporting his post‐19 transition from special school to adult social care Cleo Barron, Sarah Parsons, Hanna Kovshoff · British Journal of Learning Disabilities Open access 14 Feb 2024 2
10 Conversations With Mother: Healing the Wounds of Psychological Trauma Msw Frank Kokorowski · Reflections: Narratives of Professional Helping (Click on Current or Archives; Registration Optional) 2006 1
11 The Role of Language in Shaping Cultural Perceptions Within Healthcare and Supporting Neurodivergent People's Well‐being and Access to Care: Focus on Autistic Experiences Ben Potts, C. J. Parish, Nmesoma Francisca Ukaji et al. · Journal of Medical Radiation Sciences Open access 19 May 2026 0
12 Supporting transitions to special school: Co‐constructing virtual tours to share important knowledge about school sites and practices Sarah Parsons, Asha Ward, Rebecca J. Ward et al. · British Journal of Special Education Open access 11 Sep 2025 0
13 ‘When We Were Doing That [Coding Club] . . . I Just Couldn’t Wait for Friday’: Creating Space for Agency and Fun Within School-Based Research and Design Verity Ward, Ben Crump, Sarah J. Parsons et al. · Sociological Research Online Open access 31 Jul 2025 0
14 “Dropping the B-Bomb”: Families’ experiences of communication and support on the Epilepsy Surgery Pathway Hanna Kovshoff, Judith Bruce-Golding, Sarah Parsons et al. PreprintOpen access 28 May 2025 0

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