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Paul C. Snelling
Paul C. Snelling
Principal Lecturer, University of Worcester
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Student nurse absenteeism in higher education: An argument against enforced attendance
M Lipscomb, PC Snelling
Nurse education today 30 (6), 573-578, 2010
422010
saying something interesting about responsibility for health
Snelling
Nursing Philosophy, 2012
322012
Challenging the moral status of blood donation
PC Snelling
Health Care Analysis 22, 340-365, 2014
282014
Consequences count: against absolutism at the end of life
PC Snelling
Journal of advanced nursing 46 (4), 350-357, 2004
272004
The metaethics of nursing codes of ethics and conduct
PC Snelling
Nursing Philosophy 17 (4), 229-249, 2016
252016
Ethical and professional concerns in research utilisation: intentional rounding in the United Kingdom
PC Snelling
Nursing Ethics 20 (7), 784-797, 2013
252013
Researching student absence: Methodological challenges and ethical issues
P Young, S Yates, C Rickaby, P Snelling, M Lipscomb, L Lockyer
Nurse education today 30 (4), 291-295, 2010
212010
Becoming a nurse: Fundamentals of professional practice for nursing
D Sellman, P Snelling
Taylor & Francis, 2016
202016
Time spent studying on a pre-registration nursing programme module: an exploratory study and implications for regulation
PC Snelling, M Lipscomb, L Lockyer, S Yates, P Young
Nurse Education Today 30 (8), 713-719, 2010
192010
Can the revised UK code direct practice?
PC Snelling
Nursing ethics 24 (4), 392-407, 2017
172017
Intentional rounding: a critique of the evidence.
P Snelling
Nursing Times 109 (20), 19-21, 2013
152013
Who can blame who for what and how in responsibility for health?
PC Snelling
Nursing philosophy 16 (1), 3-18, 2015
142015
Nursing management of people experiencing homelessness at the end of life
WA Webb, T Mitchell, B Nyatanga, P Snelling
Nursing Standard (2014+) 32 (27), 53, 2018
132018
Life's hard and then you die: the end-of-life priorities of people experiencing homelessness in the UK
WA Webb, T Mitchell, P Snelling, B Nyatanga
International Journal of Palliative Nursing 26 (3), 120-132, 2020
112020
Academic freedom, analysis, and the Code of Professional Conduct
PC Snelling, M Lipscomb
Nurse education today 24 (8), 615-621, 2004
112004
What’s wrong with tombstoning and what does this tell us about responsibility for health?
PC Snelling
Public Health Ethics 7 (2), 144-157, 2014
92014
Moral content and assignment marking: An exploratory study
M Lipscomb, PC Snelling
Nurse Education Today 26 (6), 457-464, 2006
92006
Value Dissonance in Nursing: Making Sense of Disparate Literature (guest editorial)
M Lipscomb, P Snelling
Nurse Education Today 30 (7), 595-597, 2010
82010
42’Who cares and what matters?’: exploring end of life priorities of homeless adults in the uk
WA Webb, T Mitchell, B Nyatanga, P Snelling
BMJ Supportive & Palliative Care 7 (3), A363-A363, 2017
52017
Confidentiality and public interest disclosure: A framework to evaluate UK healthcare professional regulatory guidance
P Snelling, O Quick
Medical Law International 22 (1), 3-32, 2022
42022
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