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Most cited papers from Rape Crisis Network Ireland

What are the most cited papers from Rape Crisis Network Ireland?

The most cited paper from Rape Crisis Network Ireland is "Freedom to Speak Up" (Layla Haidrani, 2017), with 17 citations. Next come "Natural Cycles, Birth Control & Ovulation Calc" (15) and "Let’s Talk FGM" (5).

Showing 50 of 75 papers. Every paper with more than 0 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#Paper
1 Freedom to Speak Up Layla Haidrani · Nursing Standard Mar 2017 17
2 Natural Cycles, Birth Control & Ovulation Calc Layla Haidrani · Nursing Standard 29 Mar 2017 15
3 Let’s Talk FGM Layla Haidrani · Nursing Standard 9 Nov 2016 5
4 How to give an effective conference presentation Richard Hatchett · Nursing Standard 7 Oct 2024 3
5 How to undertake effective mouth care and oral assessments Richard Hatchett · Nursing Standard 20 Sep 2021 3
6 Is racism in the NHS being tackled effectively – or is it getting worse? Stephanie Jones-Berry · Nursing Standard 2 Oct 2019 3
7 eRedbook Layla Haidrani · Nursing Standard 26 Apr 2017 2
8 Are we losing the battle with nursing student attrition? Stephanie Jones-Berry · Nursing Standard 4 Sep 2019 2
9 One You Drinks Tracker Layla Haidrani · Nursing Standard 14 Dec 2016 2
10 Buying into a greater product procurement role for nurses Sophie Blakemore · Nursing Management 25 Nov 2015 2
11 The caring touch Clare Lomas · Nursing Older People 29 Oct 2015 2
12 What NICE’s updated sepsis guidance means for you Shruti Sheth Trivedi · Emergency Nurse 30 Apr 2024 1
13 All you need to know about the surge in measles cases Shruti Sheth Trivedi · Nursing Children and Young People 7 Mar 2024 1
14 Using collective leadership to support nurses and enhance patient outcomes Richard J. Hatchett · Nursing Standard 24 Apr 2023 1
15 How to interpret arterial blood gas results Richard J. Hatchett · Nursing Standard 28 Jul 2022 1
16 ‘It was a chance for us to remember why we became health visitors in the first place’ Elaine M. Cole · Primary Health Care 30 May 2022 1
17 BECCA Layla Haidrani · Nursing Standard 31 May 2017 1
18 NHS Quit Smoking Kelly D. Smith · Nursing Management Jul 2015 1
19 Pill Reminder Layla Haidrani · Nursing Standard 17 Aug 2016 1
20 DonorPath Layla Haidrani · Nursing Standard 5 Apr 2017 1
21 COVID-19 vaccine rollout for children aged 12-15 Kat Keogh · Nursing Children and Young People 4 Nov 2021 1
22 Long, hot shifts in PPE – and employer’s obligations to help staff stay hydrated Kimberley Hackett · Nursing Standard 30 Jun 2021 1
23 What’s the attraction of Magnet hospitals? Stephanie Jones-Berry · Nursing Standard 30 Jun 2021 1
24 Wobble rooms and welfare cafés: do you get the support you need at work? John M. Ely · Nursing Standard 3 Mar 2021 1
25 Prison nursing support team transforms care of inmates with learning disabilities Elaine M. Cole · Learning Disability Practice 26 Nov 2020 1
26 The crucial gap in the People Plan’s workforce target Stephanie Jones-Berry · Nursing Standard 31 Jul 2019 1
27 ED team makes end of life care a priority Elaine M. Cole · Emergency Nurse 10 Jul 2019 1
28 Meet the Patient’s Choice Elaine M. Cole · Primary Health Care 25 Jul 2018 1
29 How one nurse’s initiative and dedication helped a vulnerable part of the community Elaine M. Cole · Primary Health Care 25 Jul 2018 1
30 Lack of CPD time putting revalidation in jeopardy John M. Ely · Nursing Standard 6 Jun 2018 1
31 Baby Symptom Checker Layla Haidrani · Nursing Standard 14 Jun 2017 1
32 New government must start listening, say nurse leaders Flavia Munn · Nursing Standard 14 Jun 2017 1
33 Cancer in Children and Young People Layla Haidrani · Nursing Standard 24 May 2017 1
34 Dementia Guide for Carers and Care Providers Layla Haidrani · Nursing Standard 10 May 2017 1
35 Live Wait Times Layla Haidrani · Nursing Management 30 Mar 2017 1
36 Change4Life Be Food Smart Layla Haidrani · Nursing Standard Feb 2017 1
37 Pulmonary Nodule Risk Layla Haidrani · Nursing Standard 11 Jan 2017 1
38 One You Easy Meals Layla Haidrani · Nursing Standard 30 Nov 2016 1
39 Meningitis: Know the Symptoms Layla Haidrani · Emergency Nurse 10 Nov 2016 1
40 Vaccines in Pregnancy: MatImms Layla Haidrani · Nursing Standard 2 Nov 2016 1
41 Breast Check Now Layla Haidrani · Nursing Standard 19 Oct 2016 1
42 Why revalidation, why now? Graham Scott · Nursing Management 3 May 2016 1
43 The best apps designed to make your work and home life easier Anita Kowalczyk, Alistair Mason · Nursing Older People 3 Aug 2026 0
44 Do staff handling chemotherapy medicines get enough protection? Shruti Sheth-Trivedi · Nursing Children and Young People 2 Jul 2026 0
45 Tips on eating well at work from a nurse and TV chef Alistair Mason · Cancer Nursing Practice 29 Jun 2026 0
46 NHS band 5 role reviews – your questions answered Alison Stacey · Nursing Children and Young People 7 May 2026 0
47 3740 Deaf awareness in the UK NHS: identifying challenges and opportunities for change Helen Henshaw, B Parmar, Laura Turton et al. · Age and Ageing Feb 2026 0
48 Why more than half of band 5 vacancies are not advertised Shruti Sheth Trivedi, Alistair Mason · Mental Health Practice 8 Jan 2026 0
49 Sick pay: what are you entitled to? Alistair Mason · Nursing Standard 7 Jan 2026 0
50 Why are half of NHS vacant band 5 nurse jobs not advertised? Shruti Sheth Trivedi, Alistair Mason · Nursing Older People Dec 2025 0

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