P. Wilkie

Most-cited papers

1. Culture and behaviour in the English National Health Service: overview of lessons from a large multimethod study

   M. Dixon-Woods, R. Baker, Kathryn Charles, J. Dawson +9 more

   2013BMJ Quality & Safety479 citations Open access

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2. Patient reporting of suspected adverse drug reactions: a review of published literature and international experience.

   A. Blenkinsopp, P. Wilkie, M. Wang, P. Routledge

   2007British Journal of Clinical Pharmacology339 citations Open access

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3. Taking medicines: concordance is not compliance

   David Dickinson, P. Wilkie, M. Harris

   1999British medical journal64 citations Open access

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4. Ethical issues in urology: the patient's perspective.

   P. Wilkie

   1995British Journal of Urology63 citations

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5. Ethical issues in qualitative research in palliative care

   P. Wilkie

   1997Palliative Medicine52 citations

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6. Patient-centred care: a call to action for wound management.

   E. Lindsay, R. Renyi, P. Wilkie, F. Valle +4 more

   2017Journal of Wound Care50 citations

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7. Role of laboratory medicine in collaborative healthcare

   I. Watson, P. Wilkie, Amir Hannan, G. Beastall

   2018Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine31 citations Open access

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8. Prescribing at the hospital-general practice interface. II: Impact of hospital outpatient dispensing policies in England on general practitioners and hospital consultants.

   B. Sibbald, P. Wilkie, J. Raftery, S. Anderson +1 more

   1992British medical journal30 citations Open access

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9. Self- and other-awareness of the risk of HIV/AIDS in people with haemophilia and implications for behavioural change.

   I. Marková, P. Wilkie, S. Naji, C. Forbes

   1990Social Science & Medicine (1967)28 citations

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10. Responsiveness of primary care services: development of a patient-report measure – qualitative study and initial quantitative pilot testing

    C. Tarrant, E. Angell, R. Baker, M. Boulton +5 more

    201415 citations Open access

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11. Prescribing at the hospital-general practice interface. I: Hospital outpatient dispensing policies in England.

    P. Wilkie, B. Sibbald, J. Raftery, S. Anderson +1 more

    1992British medical journal15 citations Open access

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12. Daily living problems of people with haemophilia and HIV infection: implications for counselling

    P. Wilkie, I. Marková, S. Naji, C. Forbes

    1990International journal of rehabilitation research. Internationale Zeitschrift fur Rehabilitationsforschung. Revue internationale de recherches de readaptation12 citations

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13. Really putting patients first: ensuring significant involvement for patients in healthcare decision making.

    P. Wilkie

    2015The British journal of general practice : the journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners10 citations Open access

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14. Reflective Helping in HIV And AIDS

    C. Anderson, P. Wilkie

    19918 citations

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15. Patient participation groups in general practice: building better partnerships.

    P. Wilkie

    2016The British journal of general practice : the journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners7 citations Open access

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16. Patient perspectives on telephone triage in general practice.

    D. Gray, P. Wilkie

    2015The Lancet6 citations

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17. Developing and piloting the questionnaires (pilots 1 and 2)

    C. Tarrant, E. Angell, R. Baker, M. Boulton +5 more

    20145 citations

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18. Adult Polycystic Kidney Disease: Diagnosis Presentation and Genetic Implications

    P. Wilkie

    1992Scottish Medical Journal5 citations

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19. Patient views on understanding laboratory results

    P. Wilkie

    2018Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine4 citations Open access

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20. Patient perspectives on telephone first system

    D. Pereira Gray, P. Wilkie

    2017British medical journal3 citations

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21. Telephone triage for new GP consultations.

    P. Wilkie, D. Gray

    2016The British journal of general practice : the journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners3 citations Open access

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22. National Association for Patient Participation (NAPP) replies to article on patient participation groups in general practice

    P. Wilkie, P. Devlin

    2016British medical journal3 citations

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23. Commentary: Signs of action on the long path to user involvement

    P. Wilkie

    19993 citations

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24. Counselling in HIV Infection

    P. Wilkie

    1987Scottish Medical Journal3 citations

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25. Adult polycystic kidney disease: a study of medical and social problems.

    P. Wilkie, I. Marková, C. Forbes, A. Kennedy

    1985Health bulletin3 citations

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26. Research news Forschungsnachrichten Nouvelles de recherches: Consumers' attitudes towards genetic counselling in adult polycystic disease of the kidney

    P. Wilkie, I. Marková, C. Forbes, A. Kennedy

    19853 citations

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27. Quality in general practice: patients and continuity of care

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    20032 citations

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28. Genetic counselling and adult polycystic kidney disease: patients' knowledge, perceptions and understanding

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    19922 citations

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29. Nurses as patients. Heart to heart.

    P. Wilkie

    1989Nursing Standard2 citations

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30. Patient participation in primary care: Why is it important?

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    2018InnovAiT: Education and inspiration for general practice1 citations

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31. Does the patient always benefit

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    20181 citations

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32. Data analysis: descriptive statistics (stage 3)

    C. Tarrant, E. Angell, R. Baker, M. Boulton +5 more

    20141 citations

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33. Shifting interventions from specialist to general practitioner is not new. But how realistic is it?

    P. Wilkie

    2013Quality in Primary Care1 citations

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34. Some challenges in team working.

    P. Wilkie

    2008Quality in Primary Care1 citations

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35. Quality of care of the elderly towards the end of life.

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    2008Quality in Primary Care1 citations

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36. A question of trust: the introduction of a national electronic patient record

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    20041 citations

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37. Experiencing care of the elderly in the community: a learning curve for carers

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    20031 citations

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38. Haemophilia, AIDS and HIV: Some Social and Ethical Considerations

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    19901 citations

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39. Life assurance, HIV seropositivity and haemophilia.

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    1987Scottish Medical Journal1 citations

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40. Psychological and ethical implications of HIV screening

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    19871 citations

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41. General practice - the integrating discipline.

    P. Wilkie

    2023The British journal of general practice : the journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners0 citations Open access

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42. Mary ‘Mollie’ McBride (1931–2013)

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    2018100 Notable Names from General Practice0 citations

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43. Staff interviews topic guides (stage 1)

    C. Tarrant, E. Angell, R. Baker, M. Boulton +5 more

    20140 citations

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44. Patient interviews topic guide (stage 1)

    C. Tarrant, E. Angell, R. Baker, M. Boulton +5 more

    20140 citations

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45. Cognitive interviews topic guides (stage 2, pilot 2)

    C. Tarrant, E. Angell, R. Baker, M. Boulton +5 more

    20140 citations

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46. Search strategy for literature review

    C. Tarrant, E. Angell, R. Baker, M. Boulton +5 more

    20140 citations

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47. Patient focus groups topic guide (stage 1)

    C. Tarrant, E. Angell, R. Baker, M. Boulton +5 more

    20140 citations

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48. Final versions of the Easy Read questionnaires (general practitioner, pharmacy, walk-in centre)

    C. Tarrant, E. Angell, R. Baker, M. Boulton +5 more

    20140 citations

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49. Final versions of the questionnaires (general practitioner, pharmacy, walk-in centre)

    C. Tarrant, E. Angell, R. Baker, M. Boulton +5 more

    20140 citations

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50. Testing the questionnaires (pilot 3) and accessing the views of diverse groups substudy

    C. Tarrant, E. Angell, R. Baker, M. Boulton +5 more

    20140 citations

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