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1. Sleep Disturbance, Mental Health, Wellbeing and Educational Impact in UK University Students: A Mixed Methods Study

2. A Role‐Needs Framework: Rethinking Support for Informal Caregivers for Alzheimer's Across the Global South and Global North.

3. Exploring the Experiences of Living With the Post‐COVID Syndrome: A Qualitative Study.

4. Self-Care and Entrepreneurism: An Ethnography of Soft Skills Development for Higher Education Staff

5. Study protocol for a pragmatic randomised controlled trial of comparing enhanced acceptance and commitment therapy plus (+) added to usual aftercare versus usual aftercare only, in patients living with or beyond cancer: SUrvivors' Rehabilitation Evaluation after CANcer (SURECAN) trial

6. A meta-ethnography investigating relational influences on mental health and cancer-related health care interventions for racially minoritised people in the UK.

7. Battles over 'unruly bodies': Practitioners' interpretations of eating disorders and the utility of psychiatric labelling.

8. The interactive dimensions of encounters in HIV care: From trauma to relational traumatic growth.

9. Exploring the lived experience of Long Covid in black and minority ethnic groups in the UK: Protocol for qualitative interviews and art-based methods.

10. 'We're welcomed into people's homes every day' versus 'we're the people that come and arrest you': The relational production of masculinities and vulnerabilities among male first responders.

11. Measuring quality of life in people living with and beyond cancer in the UK.

12. Barriers and facilitators to engagement with artificial intelligence (AI)-based chatbots for sexual and reproductive health advice: a qualitative analysis.

13. Sick of the Sick Role: Narratives of What "Recovery" Means to People With CFS/ME.

14. How men step back – and recover – from suicide attempts: A relational and gendered account.

15. 'Momma bear wants to protect': Vicarious parenting in practitioners working with disturbed and traumatised children.

16. The Changing Narratives of Death, Dying, and HIV in the United Kingdom.

17. Guided graded Exercise Self-help for chronic fatigue syndrome: patient experiences and perceptions.

18. Depression at work, authenticity in question: Experiencing, concealing and revealing.

19. Strategies for improving mental health and wellbeing used by older people living with HIV: a qualitative investigation.

20. Care, Control, and the Electroconvulsive Therapy Ritual: Making Sense of Polarized Patient Narratives.

21. Influences on GP coping and resilience: a qualitative study in primary care.

22. New Ways of Being a Man.

23. How do we improve men's mental health via primary care? An evaluation of the Atlas Men's Well-being Pilot Programme for stressed/distressed men.

24. Vital scientific puzzle or lived uncertainty? Professional and lived approaches to the uncertainties of ageing with HIV.

25. ‘I was so done in that I just recognized it very plainly, “You need to do something”’: Men’s narratives of struggle, distress and turning to meditation.

26. Patient outcomes and experiences of an acupuncture and self-care service for persistent low back pain in the NHS: a mixed methods approach.

27. Understanding depression through a 'coming out' framework.

28. Like a prayer: the role of spirituality and religion for people living with HIV in the UK.

29. Positive prevention: Contemporary issues facing HIV positive people negotiating sex in the UK

30. Men Developing Emotional Intelligence Through Meditation? Integrating Narrative, Cognitive and Electroencephalography (EEG) Evidence.

31. Evaluating an interactive acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) workshop delivered to trained therapists working with cancer patients in the United Kingdom: a mixed methods approach.

32. HIV-related stigma in the UK then and now: to what extent are we on track to eliminate stigma? A qualitative investigation.

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