Research Interests
I have 20 years' experience as a social science health services researcher and have performed as a research project leader in academic primary care since 2002. I am leading a programme of research about service user involvement in primary care.
I have extensive experience of quantitative and qualitative research. My research programme is characterised by inter-disciplinary and inter-agency research collaborations, particularly academic-community partnerships.
My recent research programme is distinguished by my pioneering use of innovative participatory research methods to conduct community-engaged research, with marginalised communities, to support the involvement of service users in primary care research and development projects. My work is showing that there is significant congruence between participatory methods and the ideals of user involvement with valuable outcomes for the quality of the empirical data reported in the field, and also for creating meaningful and sustained relationships between academic and community partners. Published and planned papers provide evidence of this.
I have also contributed to my field through my involvement, from the beginning, as an invited member, in an international study group who are developing contemporary social theory − Normalisation Process Theory. This theory is designed to inform and advance the introduction and normalisation of new technologies in routine primary care http://www.normalizationprocess.org/). I have played a key role in operationalising the theory in settings outside the
The international relevance of the research programme on user involvement which I lead was endorsed in 2010 by an EU FP7 award of 2.9 million, for which I am lead. This project will involve service users who are migrants living in
This award builds on my previous successes in research and development funding. I am PI/grant holder for research and development funding of 4,328,070 and co-applicant/collaborator for 2,064,362, giving a total research income of 6,392,432 .
I have a strong record of research outputs with international and national publications, research reports and book chapters. I am committed to dissemination of research at academic conferences.
I am recognised within my discipline as a key resource for capacity building and I have had significant success as a postgraduate research supervisor and as methodological advisor for primary care clinicians and non-clinicians.
CURRENT PROJECTS IN RESEARCH PROGRAMME
I lead a programme of research about user involvement in primary care and manage a series of inter-linked projects about migrant health and e-health that, taken together, explore important issues about using participatory research methods and contemporary social theory in primary care research and development projects.
2011-present
User involvement in the implementation of guidelines and/or training initiatives to support communication in cross cultural primary care settings Principal Investigator. This is an EU FP7 funded project developed in collaboration with local collaborators, the Centre for Participatory Strategies, Galway and with international collaborators in Glasgow, Liverpool, Nijmegen, Vienne and Crete. This project combines participatory learning and action research methodology and contemporary social theory, Normalisation Process Theory, to investigate and support implementation processes.
2010- present
An analysis of user involvement in practice Principal Investigator. This is a HRB funded project developed in collaboration with the Centre for Participatory Strategies, Galway and the HSE National Advocacy Unit, Dublin. This project employs participatory learning and action research methodology and contemporary social theory, Normalisation Process Theory, to analyse user involvement in practice in international settings and community participation in primary care teams in the Irish context.
2008-present
UK Normalisation Process Model International Study Group (led by Prof. Carl May,
COMPLETED PROJECTS
2009-2011 User involvement in the development of guidelines to support communication in cross-cultural general practice consultations Principal Investigator. This was a Health Research Board Partnership Award based on a collaboration with the HSE Social Inclusion Unit and the Centre for Participatory Strategies, Galway. This project used participatory and qualitative research methods to involve migrant service users and other key stakeholders in the production of guidelines for communication in cross-cultural general practice consultations. 2007-2011 Competitive health services in rural and remote regions Partner. This research and development project was funded by the EU Northern Periphery Programme. This project focused on the implementation of e-health services in rural and remote areas. It involved the application, and qualitative evaluation, of an e-Health Implementation Toolkit (e-HIT), developed from the Normalisation Process Model (pre-cursor to Normalisation Process Theory) for which I was lead. 2004-2010 Fellow in Refugee and Asylum Seeker Healthcare Principal Investigator/ Academic Lead. This project was funded by the Primary Care Department, HSE Western Area. It was an innovative, inter-agency post which focused on intercultural health issues in general practice with attention to clinical practice, service development and academic projects (quantitative and qualitative research) and was developed and monitored by the Primary Care Department, HSE Western Area, NUI Galway and the Galway Refugee Support Group. I was academic lead and Steering Group Chair. EU NORFACE Seminar Series: Evidence based policy (led by Prof. Sandra Nutley, Evaluation of uptake of a HSE pilot interpreting service for general practitioners in the Eastern Region Principal Investigator. Funded by the Health Service Executive Social Inclusion Unit. This research was designed to use quantitative and qualitative methods to examine levers and barriers to the uptake of an available pilot interpreting service for general practitioners from the perspectives of general practice staff, migrant community service users and those working in the interpreting sector. I led on the use of NPM in this research. An Evaluation of a Peer Research Model in Primary Care Research: CARe follow-on project Principal Investigator and Researcher. Funded by University College Dublin's Migration and Citizenship Research Initiative. This project was a retrospective, participatory, qualitative evaluation of the experiences of migrant community representatives who had trained and acted as peer researchers for a HRB-funded primary care project about language barriers in general practice. 2006-2007 Telehealthcare for Aranmore Island, Co. Donegal: A Consultation and Development Project Principal Investigator. Funded by the North Western Health Board. This was an action research project, using qualitative methods, designed to involve island-dwelling service users and Health Service Executive managers and service providers in the development of telehealthcare to improve access to health and social care services on a remote island. I was lead on the use of participatory research approaches in this project. 2005-2006 Undergraduate Inter-disciplinary Teaching in the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, NUI CARe: Communication with Asylum Seekers and Refugees. Funded by the Health Research Board, Health Services Research Fellowship Scheme (2002-2005). This inter-agency, action research study used quantitative and qualitative methods to generate data from service providers and service users to examine the impact of language as a barrier to primary care services for refugees and asylum seekers. This was the first use of participatory research using a peer research model in academic primary care in 2002-2004 A review of telemedicine services in the Western and North Western Health Boards Principal Investigator. This was a qualitative evaluation of dormant', live and planned telemedicine services with attention to service providers' and service users' perspectives. I was e-health expert for this project. Virtual Outreach Project A qualitative analysis of the social, organisational and educational issues involved in joint teleconsultations between general practitioners, hospital consultants and patients Research Fellow. This was a qualitative process evaluation of a major randomised controlled trial of joint teleconsultations. The project focused on the experiences and perspectives of service users, general practitioners and consultants (from urban and rural areas) on the use of joint teleconsultations at the primary-secondary care interface. Health Promotion Research Experience
Fieldwork co-ordinator for a quantitative door-to door survey of health and safety issues in the Irish agri-sector undertaken by the Department of Health Promotion, NUI Galway. Responsible for co-ordination of four regional field trips with teams of 10 data collectors for each trip (June-August 1999).
Participation in qualitative data analysis of attitudes to breastfeeding among women from General Medical Scheme and non-General Medical Scheme backgrounds undertaken by the Department of Health Promotion, NUI Galway for the Eastern Health Board.Analysis of focus group data using QSR. NUD.IST software (February-April 1999).
Experienced user of QSR. NUD.IST and QSR. NVivo software for analysis of qualitative data (since 1995).
Dissemination of research findings in the media; Irish and English language radio and television, regional and national newspapers.
ADDITIONAL RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
Methodological advisor for use of participatory research for implementation of structured heart failure services in hospitals and primary care in Co. Galway. Led by Dr. David Weakliam, Consultant in Public Health Medicine, Public Health Department, HSE Area Office, Tullamore, Co. Offaly (November 2008-2009).
Methodological advisor for use of participatory research in e-health initiatives for care and management of diabetes in the community. Led by Dr. Sean Dineen, Senior Lecturer in Medicine, National University of Ireland, Galway; Consultant in Diabetes and Endocrinology, University Hospital Galway (April 2007-September 2007). Methodological advisor and research associate supervisor for a qualitative interview study on non consultant hospital doctors anti microbial prescribing. Led by Professor Martin Cormican, Dept. of Microbiology NUI Galway; Consultant Microbiologist, Methodological advisor, data collection and analysis for a qualitative interview and focus group study about peer learning with second and fifth year medical students. Led by Dr. Liam Glynn, Department of General Practice, NUI Research design and planning for a research needs assessment among primary care providers in the West and North West of Ireland. Led by Dr. Liam Glynn, Department of General Practice, NUI
Co-applicant and qualitative methodological lead for HRB funded combined methods study on patients' views about the use of their medical records in general practice research. Led by Dr.
Teaching Interests
TEACHING STATEMENT
I have extensive teaching experience in the field of General Practice at both undergraduate and postgraduate level.
In addition to the details shown in Table 1, I also have experience of postgraduate thesis supervision (Masters n =11 completed; PhD n=1 completed, n=2 ongoing and n=2 under development). I am reputed to be an accessible teacher who brings clear thinking to, and excellent guidance for, postgraduate research projects.
Table 1: Overview of most frequently taught courses 2002-2011 Course Content Class Size Teaching Methods Evaluations U/G 4MB Communication Skills' Communicationskills training 8-12 Facilitationskills to generate constructive peer-to-peer feedback among students on theirvideoed role plays with simulated patients Internal& external^ U/G 4MB Attitude Awareness' Professionalism 20-25 Facilitationskills to stimulate reflective discussion and debate about impact of sociallabels on personal and professional attitudes using interactive games,activities and role plays Internal& external^ U/G 4MB Breaking Bad News' Communicationskills training 20-25 Facilitationskills to stimulate reflective discussion and debate using students' priorknowledge about breaking bad news and to analyse and practise guidelines fromthe literature using role plays Internal& external P/G Diplomas in Primary Care/ Clinical Primary Care Health Research Methods' Introduction toresearch in primary care and qualitative researchmethods 5-15 Onlinee-moderating and face-to-face workshops, facilitation skills to stimulatereflective discussion and debate about use of qualitative methods in primarycare research plus practical demonstration of qualitative thematic analysis Internal& external^ Masters in Primary Care/Clinical Education Qualitative Research Methods' Advancedqualitative research methods 5-15 Facilitationskills to stimulate discussion during face-to-face workshops usingproblem-based learning and practical examples to explore sampling andrecruitment and data analysis in qualitative research Internal& external^ ^ External evaluations from two sources (i) Discipline of General practice course co-ordinators and (ii) schemes from CELT, NUI Galway e.g. Peer Evaluations, Grouped Scheme Evaluations
Publications
Book Chapters
Republic of Ireland: Biomedicines as ethnomedicines
McClean, S. and Moore, R
(2010)
Republic of Ireland: Biomedicines as ethnomedicines
In Folk Healing And Health Care Practices In Britain And Ireland: Stethoscopes, Wands and Crystals;
Oxford,UK :
Berghahn Books
Peer Reviewed Journals
Community participation in primary care in Ireland: the need for implementation research
McEvoy, R.,MacFarlane, A.
(2013)
Community participation in primary care in Ireland: the need for implementation research
In Primary Health Care Research & Development;
Merlin Park Hospital, Galway, Ireland. :
Health-care access for migrants in Europe
O'Donnell, Catherine,Burns, Nicola,Dowrick, Christopher,Lionis, Christos,MacFarlane, Anne,Team, RESTORE
(2013)
Health-care access for migrants in Europe
In Lancet;
DOI: 10.1016/S0140-6736(13)61666-9
Who are we and where are we going?: 'Non-clinicians' in academic primary care
MacFarlane, A; O'Donnell, K
(2013)
Who are we and where are we going?: 'Non-clinicians' in academic primary care
In Primary Health Care Research and Development ;
Patients' views about the use of their personal information from general practice medical records in health research: a qualitative study in Ireland
Clerkin, P.,Buckley, B. S.,Murphy, A. W.,MacFarlane, A. E.
(2013)
Patients' views about the use of their personal information from general practice medical records in health research: a qualitative study in Ireland
In Family Practice;
DOI: 10.1093/fampra/cms036
Service Users' and Caregivers' Perspectives on Continuity of Care in Out-of-Hours Primary Care
Gallagher, N,MacFarlane, A,Murphy, AW,Freeman, GK,Glynn, LG,Bradley, CP
(2013)
Service Users' and Caregivers' Perspectives on Continuity of Care in Out-of-Hours Primary Care
In Qualitative health research;
DOI: 10.1177/1049732312470521
Who are we and where are we going? Primary care academics in non-clinical posts
MacFarlane, Anne,O'Donnell, Catherine
(2013)
Who are we and where are we going? Primary care academics in non-clinical posts
In Primary Health Care Research & Development;
REsearch into implementation STrategies to support patients of different ORigins and language background in a variety of European primary care settings (RESTORE): study protocol
MacFarlane, A,O'Donnell, C,Mair, F,O'Reilly-de Brun, M,de Brun, T,Spiegel, W,van den Muijsenbergh, M,van Weel-Baumgarten, E,Lionis, C,Burns, N,Gravenhorst, K,Princz, C,Teunissen, E,Mareeuw, FV,Saridaki, A,Papadakaki, M,Vlahadi, M,Dowrick, C
(2012)
REsearch into implementation STrategies to support patients of different ORigins and language background in a variety of European primary care settings (RESTORE): study protocol
In Implementation Science;
DOI: 10.1186/1748-5908-7-111
[ULIR]
A Reflexive Account of Using a Theory-Driven Conceptual Framework in Qualitative Health Research
MacFarlane, A; O'Reilly de
(2012)
A Reflexive Account of Using a Theory-Driven Conceptual Framework in Qualitative Health Research
In Qualitative Health Research;
Using a Theory-Driven Conceptual Framework in Qualitative Health Research
MacFarlane, Anne,O'Reilly-de Brun, Mary
(2012)
Using a Theory-Driven Conceptual Framework in Qualitative Health Research
In Qualitative Health Research;
DOI: 10.1177/1049732311431898
REsearch into implementation STrategies to support patients of different ORigins and language background in a variety of European primary care settings (RESTORE): study protocol
MacFarlane, Anne,O'Donnell, Catherine,Mair, Frances,O'Reilly-de Brun, Mary,de Brun, Tomas,Spiegel, Wolfgang,van den Muijsenbergh, Maria,van Weel-Baumgarten, Evelyn,Lionis, Christos,Burns, Nicola,Gravenhorst, Katja,Princz, Christine,Teunissen, Erik,Mareeuw, Francine van den Driessen,Saridaki, Aristoula,Papadakaki, Maria,Vlahadi, Maria,Dowrick, Christopher
(2012)
REsearch into implementation STrategies to support patients of different ORigins and language background in a variety of European primary care settings (RESTORE): study protocol
In Implementation Science;
DOI: 10.1186/1748-5908-7-111
Evaluating complex interventions and health technologies using normalization process theory: development of a simplified approach and web-enabled toolkit
May, Carl R.,Finch, Tracy,Ballini, Luciana,MacFarlane, Anne,Mair, Frances,Murray, Elizabeth,Treweek, Shaun,Rapley, Tim
(2011)
Evaluating complex interventions and health technologies using normalization process theory: development of a simplified approach and web-enabled toolkit
In BMC Health Services Research;
DOI: 10.1186/1472-6963-11-245
[ULIR]
"I'm worried about what I missed": GP registrars' views on learning needs to deliver effective healthcare to ethnically and culturally diverse patient populations
Pieper, Hans-Olaf,MacFarlane, Anne
(2011)
"I'm worried about what I missed": GP registrars' views on learning needs to deliver effective healthcare to ethnically and culturally diverse patient populations
In Education for Health;
Clinical Science Institute, Galway, Co Galway, Ireland. hopieper@hotmail.com :
The e-health implementation toolkit: qualitative evaluation across four European countries
MacFarlane, Anne,Clerkin, Pauline,Murray, Elizabeth,Heaney, David J.,Wakeling, Mary,Pesola, Ulla-Maija,Waterworth, Eva Lindh,Larsen, Frank,Makiniemi, Minna,Winblad, Ilkka
(2011)
The e-health implementation toolkit: qualitative evaluation across four European countries
In Implementation Science;
DOI: 10.1186/1748-5908-6-122
Public attitudes to the use in research of personal health information from general practitioners' records: a survey of the Irish general public
Buckley, Brian S.,Murphy, Andrew W.,MacFarlane, Anne E.
(2011)
Public attitudes to the use in research of personal health information from general practitioners' records: a survey of the Irish general public
In Journal of Medical Ethics;
DOI: 10.1136/jme.2010.037903
The impact of direct provision accommodation for asylum seekers on organisation and delivery of local primary care and social care services: A case study
Pieper, Hans-Olaf,Clerkin, Pauline,MacFarlane, Anne
(2011)
The impact of direct provision accommodation for asylum seekers on organisation and delivery of local primary care and social care services: A case study
In BMC Family Practice;
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2296-12-32
[ULIR]
An exploration of evidence-based policy in Ireland: health and social inclusion
Kennedy, Patricia,de Brun, Tomas,O'Reilly-de Brun, Mary,MacFarlane, Anne
(2010)
An exploration of evidence-based policy in Ireland: health and social inclusion
In Evidence & Policy;
DOI: 10.1332/174426410X502473
Normalisation process theory: a framework for developing, evaluating and implementing complex interventions
Murray, Elizabeth,Treweek, Shaun,Pope, Catherine,MacFarlane, Anne,Ballini, Luciana,Dowrick, Christopher,Finch, Tracy,Kennedy, Anne,Mair, Frances,O'Donnell, Catherine,Ong, Bie Nio,Rapley, Tim,Rogers, Anne,May, Carl
(2010)
Normalisation process theory: a framework for developing, evaluating and implementing complex interventions
In BMC Medicine;
DOI: 10.1186/1741-7015-8-63
Development of a theory of implementation and integration: Normalization Process Theory
May, Carl R.,Mair, Frances,Finch, Tracy,MacFarlane, Anne,Dowrick, Christopher,Treweek, Shaun,Rapley, Tim,Ballini, Luciana,Ong, Bie Nio,Rogers, Anne,Murray, Elizabeth,Elwyn, Glyn,Legare, France,Gunn, Jane,Montori, Victor M.
(2009)
Development of a theory of implementation and integration: Normalization Process Theory
In Implementation Science;
DOI: 10.1186/1748-5908-4-29
Language barriers in health and social care consultations in the community: A comparative study of responses in Ireland and England
MacFarlane, Anne,Singleton, Carrie,Green, Eileen
(2009)
Language barriers in health and social care consultations in the community: A comparative study of responses in Ireland and England
In Health Policy;
DOI: 10.1016/j.healthpol.2009.03.014
Expanding the value of qualitative theories of illness experience in clinical practice: a grounded theory of secondary heart disease prevention
Ononeze, V.,Murphy, A. W.,MacFarlane, A.,Byrne, M.,Bradley, C.
(2009)
Expanding the value of qualitative theories of illness experience in clinical practice: a grounded theory of secondary heart disease prevention
In Health Education Research;
DOI: 10.1093/her/cyn028
A postal survey of data in general practice on the prevalence of Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) in patients aged 18-65 in one county in the west of Ireland
Finnerty, Fionnuala,Glynn, Liam,Dineen, Brendan,Colfer, Finbarr,MacFarlane, Anne
(2009)
A postal survey of data in general practice on the prevalence of Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) in patients aged 18-65 in one county in the west of Ireland
In BMC Family Practice;
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2296-10-36
Arranging and negotiating the use of informal interpreters in general practice consultations: Experiences of refugees and asylum seekers in the west of Ireland
MacFarlane, Anne,Dzebisova, Zhanna,Karapish, Dmitri,Kovacevic, Bosiljka,Ogbebor, Florence,Okonkwo, Ekaterina
(2009)
Arranging and negotiating the use of informal interpreters in general practice consultations: Experiences of refugees and asylum seekers in the west of Ireland
In Social Science & Medicine;
DOI: 10.1016/j.socscimed.2009.04.022
Research activity and capacity in primary healthcare: The REACH study: A survey
Glynn, Liam G.,O'Riordan, Ciara,MacFarlane, Anne,Newell, John,Iglesias, Alberto A.,Whitford, David,Cantillon, Peter,Murphy, Andrew W.
(2009)
Research activity and capacity in primary healthcare: The REACH study: A survey
In BMC Family Practice;
DOI: 10.1186/1471-2296-10-33
User involvement - Participatory approach works
MacFarlane, Anne,O'Reilly-de Brun, Mary,de Brun, Tomas
(2008)
User involvement - Participatory approach works
In British Medical Journal;
Responses to language barriers in consultations with refugees and asylum seekers: a telephone survey of Irish general practitioners
MacFarlane, Anne,Glynn, Liam G.,Mosinkie, Phillip I.,Murphy, Andrew W.
(2008)
Responses to language barriers in consultations with refugees and asylum seekers: a telephone survey of Irish general practitioners
In BMC Family Practice;
A survey of asylum seekers' general practice service utilisation and morbidity patterns
McMahon, J.,Murphy, A. W.,Cantillon, P.,Avalos, G.,MacFarlane, A.
(2007)
A survey of asylum seekers' general practice service utilisation and morbidity patterns
In Irish Medical Journal;
Department of General Practice, Clinical Science Institute, National University of Ireland, Galway, :
Understanding the implementation of complex interventions in health care: the normalization process model
May, Carl,Finch, Tracy,Mair, Frances,Ballini, Luciana,Dowrick, Christopher,Eccles, Martin,Gask, Linda,MacFarlane, Anne,Murray, Elizabeth,Rapley, Tim,Rogers, Anne,Treweek, Shaun,Wallace, Paul,Anderson, George,Burns, Jo,Heaven, Ben
(2007)
Understanding the implementation of complex interventions in health care: the normalization process model
In BMC Health Services Research;
The complexity of patients' satisfaction with out-of-hours care: A qualitative study
Glynn, L. G.,MacFarlane, A.,Murphy, A. W.
(2007)
The complexity of patients' satisfaction with out-of-hours care: A qualitative study
In European Journal of General Practice;
Ballyvaughan Medical Centre, Ballyvaughan, County Clar, IrelandDepartment of General Practice, Natio :
A qualitative study of communication during joint teleconsultations at the primary-secondary care interface
MacFarlane, Anne,Harrison, Robert,Murray, Elizabeth,Wallace, Paul
(2006)
A qualitative study of communication during joint teleconsultations at the primary-secondary care interface
In Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare;
Helping each other to learn - A process evaluation of peer assisted learning
Glynn, L. G.,MacFarlane, A.,Kelly, M.,Cantillon, P.,Murphy, A. W.
(2006)
Helping each other to learn - A process evaluation of peer assisted learning
In BMC Medical Education;
Department of General Practice, Clinical Science Institute, National University of Ireland, Galway, :
Patients and health professionals' perspectives on the sociocultural influences on secondary cardiac behaviour: a qualitative study of the implications in policy and practice
Ononeze, Victoria,Murphy, Andrew W.,Byrne, Molly,Bradley, Colin,Macfarlane, Anne
(2006)
Patients and health professionals' perspectives on the sociocultural influences on secondary cardiac behaviour: a qualitative study of the implications in policy and practice
In Family Practice;
A qualitative study of the educational potential of joint teleconsultations at the primary-secondary care interface
MacFarlane, Anne,Harrison, Robert,Murray, Elizabeth,Berlin, Anita,Wallace, Paul
(2006)
A qualitative study of the educational potential of joint teleconsultations at the primary-secondary care interface
In Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare;
Telemedicine services in the Republic of Ireland: An evolving policy context
MacFarlane, A,Murphy, AW,Clerkin, P
(2006)
Telemedicine services in the Republic of Ireland: An evolving policy context
In Health Policy;
Patients' perceptions of joint teleconsultations: a qualitative evaluation
Harrison, R,MacFarlane, A,Murray, E,Wallace, P
(2006)
Patients' perceptions of joint teleconsultations: a qualitative evaluation
In Health Expectations;
A qualitative study of factors influencing antimicrobial prescribing by non-consultant hospital doctors
De Souza, Valerie,MacFarlane, Anne,Murphy, Andrew W.,Hanahoe, Belinda,Barber, Andrew,Cormican, Martin
(2006)
A qualitative study of factors influencing antimicrobial prescribing by non-consultant hospital doctors
In Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy;
Role flexibility among telemedicine service providers in the north-west and west of Ireland
MacFarlane, A,Clerkin, P,Murphy, AW
(2005)
Role flexibility among telemedicine service providers in the north-west and west of Ireland
In Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare;
Why do telemedicine systems fail to normalize as stable models of service delivery?
May, C,Harrison, R,MacFarlane, A,Williams, T,Mair, F,Wallace, P
(2003)
Why do telemedicine systems fail to normalize as stable models of service delivery?
In Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare;
Understanding the normalization of telemedicine services through qualitative evaluation
May, C,Harrison, R,Finch, T,MacFarlane, A,Mair, F,Wallace, P,Grp, Telemed Adoption Study
(2003)
Understanding the normalization of telemedicine services through qualitative evaluation
In Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association;
The benefits of a qualitative approach to telemedicine research
MacFarlane, A.,Harrison, R.,Wallace, P.
(2002)
The benefits of a qualitative approach to telemedicine research
In Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare;
Concepts of illness causation and attitudes to health care among older people in the Republic of Ireland
MacFarlane, A,Kelleher, C
(2002)
Concepts of illness causation and attitudes to health care among older people in the Republic of Ireland
In Social Science & Medicine;
Implementation of telemedicine: the problem of evaluation
Harrison, R.,MacFarlane, A.,Wallace, P.
(2002)
Implementation of telemedicine: the problem of evaluation
In Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare;
Contemporary health practices in Ireland: Manual versus non-manual differences
MacFarlane, A,Kelleher, C
(1997)
Contemporary health practices in Ireland: Manual versus non-manual differences
In Irish Medical Journal;
Contemporary Health Practices in the Burren
Murphy, Anne,Kelleher, Cecily
(1995)
Contemporary Health Practices in the Burren
In The Irish Journal of Psychology;
Letters
Health-care access for migrants in Europe
O'Donnell, C,Burns, N,Dowrick, C,Lionis, C,MacFarlane, A
(2013)
Health-care access for migrants in Europe
In Lancet;
DOI: 10.1016/S0140-6736(13)61666-9
