Most cited papers from Woking Community Hospital

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What are the most cited papers from Woking Community Hospital?

The most cited paper from Woking Community Hospital is "Lung Cancer in Radon-Exposed Miners and Estimation of Risk From Indoor Exposure" (Jay H. Lubin, J. D. Boice, Christer Edling et al., 1995), with 401 citations. Next come "A comparison of treatment with dithranol and calcipotriol on the clinical severity and quality of life in patients with psoriasis" (59) and "Use of high-fidelity simulation to improve communication skills regarding death and dying: a qualitative study" (48).

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Showing 50 of 65 papers. Every paper with more than 1 citations is listed.

Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
#	Paper
1	Lung Cancer in Radon-Exposed Miners and Estimation of Risk From Indoor Exposure Jay H. Lubin, J. D. Boice, Christer Edling et al. · JNCI Journal of the National Cancer Institute	7 Jun 1995	401
2	A comparison of treatment with dithranol and calcipotriol on the clinical severity and quality of life in patients with psoriasis Wall, Poyner, Menday · British Journal of Dermatology	Dec 1998	59
3	Use of high-fidelity simulation to improve communication skills regarding death and dying: a qualitative study Amy J. Hawkins, Kate M. Tredgett · BMJ Supportive & Palliative Care	17 Jun 2016	48
4	Fault-Tolerant Encryption for Space Applications R. Narmatha Banu, Tanya Vladimirova · IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems Open access	2009	48
5	The Impact of Inhaler Device Regimen in Patients with Asthma or COPD Omar S. Usmani, Anthony James Hickey, Deniz Guranlioglu et al. · The Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology In Practice Open access	24 Apr 2021	47
6	ON RUNNING MEANS AND METEOROLOGICAL CYCLES William James Burroughs · Weather	Mar 1978	40
7	Political risk management Douglas Foster · Long Range Planning	Apr 1977	37
8	Towards an understanding of holistic education in the middle years of education J. Laurence Hare · Journal of Research in International Education	Dec 2006	36
9	How did compulsory personal therapy during counselling training influence personal and professional development? Carmen Von Haenisch · Counselling and Psychotherapy Research	24 May 2010	34
10	R.D. Lawrence and the Formation of the Diabetic Association J.G.L. Jackson · Diabetic Medicine	1996	28
11	Land Use Strategies in the Mara Ecosystem: A Spatial Analysis Linking Socio-Economic Data with Landscape Variables David M. Thompson, Suzanne Serneels, Éric F. Lambin Book chapter	2002	23
12	Rinderpest — an old and worldwide story Paul-Pierre Pastoret, Kazuya Yamanouchi, Uwe Mueller-Doblies et al. · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter	2006	20
13	The misuse/abuse of antihistamine antiemetic medication (cyclizine) by cancer patients FAGD Dennis R. Bailey, Andrew Neil Davies · Palliative Medicine	21 Aug 2008	20
14	Developing, implementing and evaluating an end of life care intervention Anna Cox, Anne Arber, Fiona Bailey et al. · Nursing Older People	31 Jan 2017	18
15	Good concordance between patients and their non-professional carers about factors associated with a ‘good death’ and other important end-of-life decisions Andrew Neil Davies, Jennifer Todd, Fiona Bailey et al. · BMJ Supportive & Palliative Care	17 May 2016	16
16	Planning and politics: The British experience 1960–1976 Erick E. Bates · Long Range Planning	Aug 1978	13
17	WINTER LANDSCAPES AND CLIMATIC CHANGE William James Burroughs · Weather	Dec 1981	13
18	Managing pain in advanced cancer settings: an expert guidance and conversation tool Barry Gerard Quinn, Diana Lüftner, Mario Di Palma et al. · Cancer Nursing Practice	7 Dec 2017	12
19	Early and Acute Complications and the Principles of HSCT Nursing Care Elisabeth Wallhult, Barry Gerard Quinn Book chapterOpen access	22 Nov 2017	11
20	Does the advance of science mean secularisation? DAVID J. MARTIN · Scottish Journal of Theology	17 Jan 2008	11
21	Appraising the evidence for practice: what do nurses need? Anne Mulhall, Caroline M. Alexander, Andrée le May · Journal of Clinical Effectiveness	Feb 1998	11
22	Towards the global eradication of rinderpest Mark M. Rweymamu, P. L. Roeder, William P. Taylor · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter	2006	11
23	THE WATER DIMER: A METEOROLOGICALLY IMPORTANT MOLECULAR SPECIES William James Burroughs · Weather	Jun 1979	10
24	Towards a better understanding of temporary threshold shift of hearing K. R. Maslen · Applied Acoustics	Jul 1981	10
25	Rinderpest in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries P. L. Roeder, William P. Taylor, Mark M. Rweyemamu · Elsevier eBooks Book chapter	2006	10
26	Use of spreadsheets for demonstrating the solutions of simple differential equations John Kenneth Severn · Physics Education	Nov 1999	8
27	Late Effects and Long-Term Follow-Up Michelle O. Kenyon, John Murray, Barry Gerard Quinn et al. Book chapterOpen access	22 Nov 2017	7
28	RESUSCITATION OF THE NEWBORN Lionel G. Higgins · BJOG An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology	Apr 1951	7
29	Origin and development of the UK Voluntary Register for Public Health Specialists Fiona M. Sim, Jenny Griffiths · Public Health	13 Apr 2007	7
30	QUASI‐CYCLES IN METEOROLOGY William James Burroughs · Weather	Jun 1980	6
31	Examination of the immunoglobulin classes involved in the serological response of pregnant sheep toAspergillus fumigatus M.J. Corbel, Carol A. Day · Medical Mycology	1978	6
32	The formation of the medical and scientific section of the British Diabetic Association J.G.L. Jackson · Diabetic Medicine	Oct 1997	5
33	Affordable and Sustainable Energy in the Borough of Woking in the United Kingdom John P. Thorp, Lara Curran · Bulletin of Science Technology & Society	13 Mar 2009	5
34	Autonomous Attack—Opportunity or Spectre? Bill Boothby · T.M.C. Asser Press eBooks Book chapter	15 Nov 2014	5
35	Comparative performance of tuberculin and defined-antigen cocktails for detecting bovine tuberculosis in BCG-vaccinated cattle in natural settings Abebe Fromsa et al. · Scientific Reports Open access	6 Feb 2025	4
36	NON‐DIRECTED ALTRUISTIC KIDNEY DONATION: A DONOR PERSPECTIVE Paul van den Bosch · Journal of Renal Care	20 Mar 2014	4
37	Facing the environmental challenge Janice Morphet · Planning Practice and Research	1993	4
38	Innovation in minimal access surgery: changing the culture? Jeremy Torquil Wright · Gynecological Surgery Open access	20 May 2005	4
39	Governance of academic medicine should be with public trustees Mary G. Baker, B.S. Singhal, Matthew Menken · BMJ Open access	30 Sep 2004	4
40	Interstitial Water Composition and Geochemistry of Deep Gulf Coast Shales and Sandstones M. F. Osmaston · AAPG Bulletin	Apr 1975	4
41	Delimitation Markers in the Book of Numbers David J. Clark Book chapter	2005	3
42	The Legal Challenges of New Technologies: An Overview William H. Boothby · T.M.C. Asser Press eBooks Book chapter	23 Dec 2013	3
43	Intrinsic Motivation: The Science of Commitment Nik Kinley, Shlomo Ben‐Hur Book chapter	2023	2
44	Response Nigel Edwards · Future Hospital Journal Open access	Oct 2014	2
45	Death: a social disadvantage? How one hospice is addressing inequality at end of life Clare Lawrance · Primary Health Care	6 Nov 2019	2
46	112 Challenges of clinical coding: an audit of the accuracy of primary diagnosis coding in a specialist palliative care unit Katie Taylor, Sinead Henderson · Poster presentations Conference paperOpen access	Mar 2019	2
47	SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE CLIMATE IN BRITAIN DURING THE 13TH AND 14TH CENTURIES William James Burroughs · Weather	May 1981	2
48	A practice-based evaluation of a liquid barrier film Nicola Harding · International Journal of Palliative Nursing	May 2002	2
49	A case study on the use of ray tracing in removing the effect of near-surface layer and its impact on reservoir imaging Hazim Hameed Al-Dabagh, Khaled Khabbush · The Leading Edge	Aug 2007	2
50	Training in minimal access gynaecological surgery Jeremy Torquil Wright · Gynecological Surgery	3 Feb 2005	2

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