Papers, and a way to ask them questions.

Aphasia and communication partner training

Supporting communication after acquired brain injury: what partners and clinicians are trained to do, and how people describe receiving it.

11 papers, 10 with an abstract the assistant can read. Newest first.

Severe mental illness and long-term conditions

Self-management, physical health and care for people living with severe mental illness alongside diabetes, heart or respiratory disease.

30 papers, 23 with an abstract the assistant can read. Newest first.

Implementation, process evaluation and practice change

Why interventions work or fail in real services, how wards and clinicians change practice, and the frameworks used to explain both.

19 papers, 17 with an abstract the assistant can read. Newest first.

Behaviour change for health

Tests of behaviour change techniques on smoking, tobacco, alcohol, diet, activity, oral health and medication taking.

35 papers, 29 with an abstract the assistant can read. Newest first.

Co-design, outcome sets and patient involvement

Building interventions and outcome sets with the people who will use them, and what that changes.

10 papers, 9 with an abstract the assistant can read. Newest first.

Clinical pathways, diagnosis and patient experience

How people move through care to a diagnosis and a decision, and what they say about the journey.

10 papers, 8 with an abstract the assistant can read. Newest first.

Autism, functioning and underserved communities

How autistic people and other underserved groups experience health care, and how functioning and needs get assessed.

7 papers, 7 with an abstract the assistant can read. Newest first.

Screening, sleep and everyday health decisions

Invitations to screening, sleep problems and symptom management: what people decide, and what helps.

14 papers, 11 with an abstract the assistant can read. Newest first.

Evidence synthesis and digital research methods

Review, synthesis and dissemination methods, and how research uses digital tools and artificial intelligence.

8 papers, 7 with an abstract the assistant can read. Newest first.

Everything, in one list

Newest first. A short note on what the list is, and is not: it holds papers, reviews, conference abstracts, preprints, a thesis, two datasets and three study registrations. Some are the same paper recorded twice in different venues; those appear once, under the fullest record.