C. Oakley

Most-cited papers

1. Patients' supportive care needs beyond the end of cancer treatment: a prospective, longitudinal survey.

   J. Armes, M. Crowe, L. Colbourne, Helen E. Morgan +6 more

   2007Journal of Clinical Oncology575 citations Open access

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2. The development of the Chemotherapy Symptom Assessment Scale (C-SAS): a scale for the routine clinical assessment of the symptom experiences of patients receiving cytotoxic chemotherapy.

   V. Brown, J. Sitzia, A. Richardson, J. Hughes +2 more

   2001International Journal of Nursing Studies75 citations

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3. Enhancing the experience of carers in the chemotherapy outpatient setting: an exploratory randomised controlled trial to test impact, acceptability and feasibility of a complex intervention co-designed by carers and staff

   Vicki Tsianakas, Glenn Robert, Alison Richardson, R. Verity +4 more

   2015Supportive Care in Cancer55 citations Open access

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4. Informal carers' experiences and needs when supporting patients through chemotherapy: a mixed method study.

   E. Ream, V. Pedersen, C. Oakley, A. Richardson +2 more

   2013European Journal of Cancer Care39 citations

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5. Co-designing a cancer care intervention: reflections of participants and a doctoral researcher on roles and contributions

   M. Tanay, Jocelyn W. Armes, C. Oakley, L. Sage +7 more

   2022Research Involvement and Engagement26 citations Open access

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6. Understanding the support needs of family members of people undergoing chemotherapy: A longitudinal qualitative study.

   E. Ream, A. Richardson, G. Lucas, A. Marcu +3 more

   2020European Journal of Oncology Nursing16 citations Open access

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7. Problem Solving in Patient-Centred and Integrated Cancer Care

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   2018Cancer Nursing Practice14 citations

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8. Advanced practice in the management of extravasation: Lisa Dougherty and Catherine Oakley report how chemotherapy nurses in south London have been trained in the flush-out technique

   L. Dougherty, C. Oakley

   201112 citations

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9. Co‐designing a behavioural intervention for reducing the impact of chemotherapy‐induced peripheral neuropathy symptoms: An evidence‐ and theory‐driven approach

   M. Tanay, J. Armes, C. Oakley, Liz Bryson +9 more

   2021European Journal of Cancer Care11 citations Open access

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10. Sexual rejuvenation and hegemonic masculinity in C.P. Snow’s suppressed novel New Lives for Old (1933)

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    2018Palgrave Communications11 citations Open access

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11. Avoidant conversations about death by clinicians cause delays in reporting of neutropenic sepsis: Grounded theory study

    C. Oakley, Cath Taylor, E. Ream, A. Metcalfe

    2017Psycho-Oncology11 citations Open access

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12. Perceptions of the role of the hospital palliative care team.

    C. Oakley, Kim Pennington, Peter Mulford

    2005Nursing Times11 citations

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13. Patients making potentially life threatening delays in reporting neutropenic sepsis: Grounded theory study.

    C. Oakley, Cath Taylor, E. Ream, A. Metcalfe

    20178 citations

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14. Towards cultural materialism in the medical humanities: the case of blood rejuvenation

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    2017Medical Humanities6 citations Open access

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15. Benefits of a network approach to managing neutropenic sepsis: Catherine Oakley and colleagues describe how the findings of an audit of patients admitted with complications following chemotherapy were used to formulate a protocol to improve patient management

    C. Oakley, Alison Hill, S. Chowdhury

    20106 citations

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16. Vital Forms: Bodily Energy in Medicine and Culture, 1870-1925

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    20165 citations

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17. Development of a patient-held diary for oral chemotherapy

    C. Oakley, Jordyn Johnson, Mark J Deeprose

    20085 citations

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18. 8150 POSTER Patients supportive care needs beyond the end of treatment: a prospective and longitudinal survey

    J. Armes, M. Crowe, L. Colbourne, Helen E. Morgan +5 more

    20074 citations

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19. Can community pharmacy practitioners support patients who take oral anticancer medication? Patients’ needs and views

    M. Dalby, C. Oakley, K. Kantilal

    2019Cancer Nursing Practice3 citations

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20. Peripherally inserted central venous catheters: the experience of a specialist oncology department

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    19973 citations

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21. Should we be using 5-HT3 antagonists as first line antiemetic therapy in cisplatin-based chemotherapy?

    J. Mansi, T. Jeffry Evans, A. Smith, C. Oakley +2 more

    1993Annals of Oncology3 citations Open access

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22. A longitudinal qualitative interview study tounderstand need for support in family members ofpeople having chemotherapy

    J. Finnegan-John, E. Lennan, C. Oakley, A. Richardson +2 more

    20132 citations

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23. Unrecognised and Underprepared: an Exploratory Mixed Method Study of Informal Carers' Experiences of Supporting Someone Through Chemotherapy

    E. Ream, V. Pedersen, C. Oakley, A. Richardson +2 more

    20112 citations

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24. Fighting Cancer with More than Medicine – A History of Macmillan Cancer SupportFighting Cancer with More than Medicine – A History of Macmillan Cancer Support

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    20102 citations

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25. A midwife for women with diabetes.

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    1989Nursing Times2 citations

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26. How can nurses help patients report neutropenic sepsis?

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    2023Cancer Nursing Practice1 citations Open access

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27. Holistic patient-centred care.

    C. Oakley, Rebecca Johl, Natalie Holbery

    2018British Journal of Nursing1 citations

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28. 132INNURSE LED CLINICS: INVOLVEMENT IN PATIENT MANAGEMENT AND FOLLOW UP.

    C. Oakley, M. Flynn, S. Eestila, Simon Chowdhury

    2014Annals of Oncology1 citations Open access

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29. Chemotherapy Symptom Assessment Scale

    V. Brown, J. Sitzia, A. Richardson, J. Hughes +2 more

    20131 citations

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30. Anti Cancer Living: The Six-step Solution to Transform Your Health

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    2019Cancer Nursing Practice0 citations

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31. Sexual rejuvenation and hegemonic masculinity in C.P. Snow’s suppressed novel New Lives for Old (1933)

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    2018Palgrave Communications0 citations Open access

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32. Summary of NICE, Sepsis Trust and RCGP Guidelines on Primary and community care management of sepsis in adults

    D. Kar, A. Carberry, C. Oakley, M. Backhouse

    20170 citations

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33. ‘My challenge is for chemotherapy nurses to take a step back and rethink their role’: Catherine Oakley presents the National Chemotherapy Board Good Practice Guideline for promoting early identification of systemic anti-cancer therapies side effects

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    20160 citations

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34. Understanding the dilemmas inherent in the communication between clinicians, patients and carers about neutropenic sepsis : a grounded theory study

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    20150 citations

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35. "Cancer CNSs are not only cost effective, but also invaluable".

    A. Shewbridge, C. Oakley

    2015Nursing Times0 citations

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36. “Disruptive Energies”: Electrotherapy and Early Fiction Films in Europe and America, 1907–1911

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    20150 citations

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37. 4189 POSTER Using the Flush- out Technique for Managing Vesicant Chemotherapy Extravasations

    L. Dougherty, C. Oakley

    20110 citations

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38. IDENTIFYING PERIPHERALLY INSERTED CENTRAL CATHETER LINE TIP: SAVING TIME FROM INSERTION TO THERAPY

    J. Fisher, C. Oakley

    20110 citations

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39. Fighting cancer with more than medicineFighting Cancer with More than Medicine Paul N Rossi The History Press £25/320pp97807524484420752448447

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    20100 citations

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40. Safety of oral medicines: Point of view

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    20100 citations

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41. Arm massage before chemotherapy: a randomised exploratory trial

    E. Ream, C. Oakley, J. Medina, A. Richardson

    20050 citations

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42. Interactive session. Ambulatory infusional therapy

    C. Oakley, E. Wright

    19990 citations

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43. 1324 The implementation of a home chemotherapy service—a collaborative project between hospital and community

    C. Oakley, J. Mansi

    19950 citations

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