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Dr Natasha Campling started her career as a cancer and palliative care nurse, becoming an academic researcher in 2000. Since then she has worked on a wide range of research studies, most recently SMARTE (Self-Management of Analgesia and Related Treatments at the End of life) funded by the Health Technology Assessment programme of the National Institute of Health Research until September 2016. The study focused on the development and feasibility testing of an intervention to improve the supported self-management of opioids and the related side-effects of nausea, constipation and drowsiness.
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A methodology for evaluating wound care technologies in the context of treatment and care - Grocott, P. and Campling, N. Published:2009Publication:Wounds UKVolume:9, (2)Page Range:27-38
Disconnection: the user voice within the wound dressing supply chain - Campling, N., Grocott, P. and Cowley , S. Published:2008Publication:Journal of Nursing ManagementVolume:16, (2)Page Range:204-213doi:10.1111/j.1365-2834.2007.00818.x
A methodology for a structured survey of the healthcare literature related to medical device users - Campling, N., Grocott, P. and Weir, H. Published:2008Publication:Evaluation: The International Journal of Theory, Research and PracticeVolume:14, (1)Page Range:49-73doi:10.1177/1356389007084676
Quality of life: assessing the impact and benefits of care to patients with fungating wounds - Grocott, P., Browne, Natasha and Cowley, S. Published:2005Publication:Wounds: A Compendium of Clinical Research and PracticeVolume:17, (1)Page Range:8-15