Most cited papers from North Somerset Council

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What are the most cited papers from North Somerset Council?

The most cited paper from North Somerset Council is "Children and Parent Participation in Child Protection Conferences: A Study in One English Local Authority" (Kerry Muench, Clive Diaz, Rebecca L. Wright, 2016), with 65 citations. Next come "Acceptability of digital vending machines to access STI and HIV tests in two UK cities" (19) and "Weight-related bullying in schools: a review of school anti-bullying policies" (10).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Children and Parent Participation in Child Protection Conferences: A Study in One English Local Authority Kerry Muench, Clive Diaz, Rebecca L. Wright · Child Care in Practice Open access	29 Feb 2016	65
2	Acceptability of digital vending machines to access STI and HIV tests in two UK cities Maya Gobin, Syra Dhillon, Joanna May Kesten et al. · Sexually Transmitted Infections Open access	Feb 2024	19
3	Weight-related bullying in schools: a review of school anti-bullying policies Amanda Hughes, Elisabeth Grey, Alice Haigherty et al. · BMC Public Health Open access	30 May 2025	10
4	Does an asset-based community development project promote health and wellbeing? Emily van de Venter, Sabi Redwood · The Lancet	Nov 2016	9
5	Who is accessing community lateral flow device testing and why? Characteristics and motivations of individuals participating in COVID-19 community testing in two English local authority areas Michael Nader Dalili, Jo Long, Emma Wadley et al. · BMC Public Health Open access	25 Mar 2022	8
6	A cohort study investigating a point source outbreak of Clostridium perfringens associated with consumption of roasted meat and gravy at a buffet on Mothering Sunday 2018, South West, England Simon Packer, Jane Day, P.J. Hardman et al. · Food Control	7 Jan 2020	8
7	An evaluation of managed access agreements in England based on stakeholder experience Caroline Farmer, Maxwell S. Barnish, Laura A. Trigg et al. · International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care Open access	2023	7
8	Establishing an SEIR-based framework for local modelling of COVID-19 infections, hospitalisations and deaths Richard M. Wood, Adrian C. Pratt, Ben J. Murch et al. · Health Systems Open access	6 Sep 2021	7
9	Student learning styles and assessment on a family therapy training course George Ware, Elaine O'Donoughue · Journal of Family Therapy	Aug 2005	7
10	Campylobacterinfection associated with consumption of duck liver pâté: a retrospective cohort study in the setting of near universal exposure Nicholas J. Young, Jane Day, F. MONTSHO-HAMMOND et al. · Epidemiology and Infection Open access	19 Aug 2013	5
11	Marital choice, spousal communication, and contraceptive self-efficacy and use among newly married girls in India: Evidence from the UDAYA study Pintu Paul, Ria Saha, Lotus McDougal et al. · Social Science & Medicine Open access	20 Mar 2025	4
12	Qualitative evaluation of digital vending machines to improve access to STI and HIV testing in South West England: using a Person-Based Approach Maya Gobin, Jeremy P. Horwood, Sarah Elizabeth Stockwell et al. · BMJ Open Open access	Jun 2024	4
13	FTIR Measurement of Cellulose Microfibril Angle in Historic Scots Pine Wood and Its Use to Detect Fungal Decay Kate Hudson-McAulay, David Auty, Michael F. Jarvis · Studies in Conservation Open access	Aug 2017	4
14	Valuing Freelancers: Supporting Off Site Practice Assessors to Provide Quality Practice Learning Rachel Hubbard, Gail Kitchin · Social Work Education	7 Oct 2009	4
15	The importance of small steps: making safeguarding personal in North Somerset Kathryn Needham · The Journal of Adult Protection	5 Jun 2015	4
16	Early access schemes for innovative health technologies: the views of international stakeholders Caroline Farmer, Brian Ignatius O’Toole, Maxwell S. Barnish et al. · International Journal of Technology Assessment in Health Care Open access	2023	3
17	A high resolution spatial modelling framework for landscape-level, strategic conservation planning Thomas Foxley, Paul R. Lintott, S. Stonehouse et al. · Ecological Informatics Open access	18 Aug 2025	1
18	Everyone in: hepatitis C screening for rough sleepers accommodated during the COVID-19 pandemic in Somerset, England Katharine Hutchison, Anna Page, S. Diane Hayward · Frontline Gastroenterology Open access	8 Sep 2021	1
19	South West England leadership training survey (2019) S. Diane Hayward, Sophie McGlade, Samantha Cockburn et al. · BMJ Leader	24 Dec 2020	1
20	Why love matters: how affection shapes a baby’s brain (second edition) Will Shield · Educational Psychology in Practice	29 Sep 2015	1
21	Little box of big questions 2 Will Shield · Educational Psychology in Practice	2 Jan 2016	1
22	Aquaculture Production and Management Practices of Farmed Fish in Nigeria Marian Onwude Agbugui, Abel Inobeme, Elizabeth Princess Okhamafe et al. · Fungal biology Book chapter	2025	0
23	Knowledge of Sexual and Reproductive Health Matters Among Girls in India: Does Parent–Adolescent Communication Play a Role? Pintu Paul, Ria Saha Book chapter	2024	0
24	Postgraduate certificate in education (PGCE) as applied to medicine Richard E. Hunt · BMJ	5 Mar 2005	0
25	Implications for providing specialist 30-hours support Rebecca J. Fisk-Hoffman · Early Years Educator	18 May 2017	0
26	Planning support when the funded entitlement arrives Rebecca J. Fisk-Hoffman · Early Years Educator	6 Apr 2017	0
27	Poor little snail trait cards Will Shield · Educational Psychology in Practice	2 Jan 2015	0

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