Division of Rural Health and Wellbeing

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2020
Unsupervised Machine Learning Elicits Patient Archetypes in a Primary Percutaneous Coronary Intervention Service
Iftikhar, A., Bond, R., McGilligan, V., Rjoob, K., Leslie, S. J., Knoery, C., McShane, A. & Peace, A., 6 Feb 2020, p. 1309-1314. 6 p.
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‘Bespoked’ cycling to health in the Highlands: Promoting health, well-being & active travel through an Inverness social enterprise
Bradley, S., 1 Jun 2020, (Unpublished).
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2018
Digital. Remote. Connected. Arts therapies in the North.
Zubala, A., 12 Oct 2018.
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Introducing a Nordoff-Robbins service evaluation tool
Tsiris, G., Spiro, N., Coggins, O. & Zubala, A., 2018.
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2017
Arts therapies’ role in the treatment of depression: Showcasing best research practice in the context of tradition and cultures
Zubala, A. & Karkou, V., 16 Sept 2017.
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Using community engagement and co-design methods to address critical rural health issues
Morton, S. & Munoz, S-A., Jul 2017, (Submitted) p. 166-167. 2 p.
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2016
To prescribe or not to prescribe: Clinical Psychologists’ opinions on task-shifting for PHC practitioners.
De Kock, J. H., 2016, p. 84-85. 2 p.
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2015
Arts therapies for depression: Navigating emotional landscapes through research and practice in Scotland.
Zubala, A., 19 Sept 2015.
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2014
What's Your Grade: Using the 'new normal' to design a tool that could identify participant skill level within the adventure sport industry in rural Scotland
Morton, S., 20 Nov 2014, p. 76-77. 2 p.
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