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1. Ager, A; O'May, F
   Issues in the definition and implementation of "best practice" for staff delivery of interventions for challenging behaviour
   JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL & DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITY
   
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2. Gentry, M; Iceton, J; Milne, D
   Managing challenging behaviour in the community: methods and results of interactive staff training
   HEALTH & SOCIAL CARE IN THE COMMUNITY
   
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3. Hyman, R; Oliver, C
   Causal explanations, concern and optimism regarding self-injurious behaviour displayed by individuals with Cornelia de Lange syndrome: the parents' perspective
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4. Adams, D; Allen, D
   Assessing the need for reactive behaviour management strategies in children with intellectual disability and severe challenging behaviour
   JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY RESEARCH
   
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5. Stanley, B; Standen, PJ
   Effect of unexpected outcomes and causal attributions on key workers' expectancies of goal attainment
   JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY RESEARCH
   
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6. Hatton, C; Emerson, E; Rivers, M; Mason, H; Swarbrick, R; Mason, L; Kiernan, C; Reeves, D; Alborz, A
   Factors associated with intended staff turnover and job search behaviour in services for people with intellectual disability
   JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY RESEARCH
   
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7. Thompson, J
   Difficult behaviour in drug-misusing and non-drug-misusing patients in general practice - a comparison
   BRITISH JOURNAL OF GENERAL PRACTICE
   
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8. Mansell, J; Elliott, T
   Staff members' prediction of consequences for their work in residential settings
   AMERICAN JOURNAL ON MENTAL RETARDATION
   
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9. Mitchell, G; Hastings, RP
   Coping, burnout, and emotion in staff working in community services for people with challenging behaviors
   AMERICAN JOURNAL ON MENTAL RETARDATION
   
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10. Barrowclough, C; Haddock, G; Lowens, I; Connor, A; Pidliswyj, J; Tracey, N
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    SCHIZOPHRENIA BULLETIN
    
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11. Nagatomo, I; Akasaki, Y; Tominaga, M; Hashiguchi, W; Uchida, M; Takigawa, M
    Abnormal behavior of residents in a long-term care facility and the associated stress of care staff members
    ARCHIVES OF GERONTOLOGY AND GERIATRICS
    
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12. Moxon, S; Lyne, K; Sinclair, I; Young, P; Kirk, C
    Mental health in residential homes: a role for care staff
    AGEING AND SOCIETY
    
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13. Cole, RP; Scott, S; Skelton-Robinson, M
    The effect of challenging behaviour, and staff support, on the psychological wellbeing of staff working with older adults
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14. Moniz-Cook, E; Woods, R; Gardiner, E
    Staff factors associated with perception of behaviour as 'challenging' in residential and nursing homes
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15. Baker, PA; Bissmire, D
    A pilot study of the use of physical intervention in the crisis managementof people with intellectual disabilities who present challenging behaviour
    JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH IN INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES
    
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16. Malin, NA
    Evaluating clinical supervision in community homes and teams serving adults with learning disabilities
    JOURNAL OF ADVANCED NURSING
    
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17. Allen, D; Tynan, H
    Responding to aggressive behavior: Impact of training on staff members' knowledge and confidence
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18. Hatton, C; Rivers, M; Emerson, E; Kiernan, C; Reeves, D; Alborz, A; Mason, H; Mason, L
    Staff characteristics, working conditions and outcomes amongst staff in services for people with intellectual disabilities
    JOURNAL OF APPLIED RESEARCH IN INTELLECTUAL DISABILITIES
    
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19. Murray, GC; Sinclair, B; Kidd, GR; Quigley, A; McKenzie, K
    The relationship between staff sickness levels and client assault levels in a health service unit for people with an intellectual disability and severely challenging behaviour
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20. Hatton, C; Emerson, E; Rivers, M; Mason, H; Mason, L; Swarbrick, R; Kiernan, C; Reeves, D; Alborz, A
    Factors associated with staff stress and work satisfaction in services forpeople with intellectual disability
    JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY RESEARCH
    
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21. Hatton, C; Rivers, M; Mason, H; Mason, L; Emerson, E; Kiernan, C; Reeves, D; Alborz, A
    Organizational culture and staff outcomes in services for people with intellectual disabilities
    JOURNAL OF INTELLECTUAL DISABILITY RESEARCH
    
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22. Hatton, C; Rivers, M; Mason, H; Mason, L; Kiernan, C; Emerson, E; Alborz, A; Reeves, D
    Staff stressors and staff outcomes in services for adults with intellectual disabilities: The Staff Stressor Questionnaire
    RESEARCH IN DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES
    
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23. Huberman, WL; O'Brien, RM
    Improving therapist and patient performance in chronic psychiatric group homes through goal-setting, feedback, and positive reinforcement
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24. Larson, SA; Hewitt, A; Anderson, L
    Staff recruitment challenges and interventions in agencies supporting people with developmental disabilities
    MENTAL RETARDATION
    
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25. Ratzel, R
    Organizational defects
    GYNAKOLOGE
    
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26. HATTON C; EMERSON E
    BRIEF REPORT - ORGANIZATIONAL PREDICTORS OF ACTUAL STAFF TURNOVER IN A SERVICE FOR PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE DISABILITIES
    JARID. Journal of applied research in intellectual disabilities
    
    C. Hatton e E. Emerson, "BRIEF REPORT - ORGANIZATIONAL PREDICTORS OF ACTUAL STAFF TURNOVER IN A SERVICE FOR PEOPLE WITH MULTIPLE DISABILITIES", JARID. Journal of applied research in intellectual disabilities, 11(2), 1998, pp. 166-171
27. REID DH; GREEN CW; PARSONS MB
    A COMPARISON OF SUPPORTED WORK VERSUS CENTER-BASED PROGRAM SERVICES ON SELECTED OUTCOMES FOR INDIVIDUALS WITH MULTIPLE SEVERE DISABILITIES
    Journal of the Association for the Severely Handicapped
    
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28. Baker, DJ
    Outcomes of behavior support training to an agency providing residential and vocational support to persons with developmental disabilities
    JOURNAL OF THE ASSOCIATION FOR PERSONS WITH SEVERE HANDICAPS
    
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29. TYLER P; CUSHWAY D
    STRESS AND WELL-BEING IN HEALTH-CARE STAFF - THE ROLE OF NEGATIVE AFFECTIVITY, AND PERCEPTIONS OF JOB DEMAND AND DISCRETION
    Stress medicine
    
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30. ROSE J; JONES F; FLETCHER B
    THE IMPACT OF A STRESS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM ON STAFF WELL-BEING AND PERFORMANCE AT WORK
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31. STURMEY P
    HISTORY AND CONTRIBUTION OF ORGANIZATIONAL-BEHAVIOR MANAGEMENT TO SERVICES FOR PERSONS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL-DISABILITIES
    Journal of organizational behavior management
    
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32. HARCHIK AE; CAMPBELL AR
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33. CHUNG MC; CORBETT J
    THE BURNOUT OF NURSING STAFF WORKING WITH CHALLENGING BEHAVIOR CLIENTS IN HOSPITAL-BASED BUNGALOWS AND A COMMUNITY UNIT
    International journal of nursing studies
    
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34. HASTINGS RP; REED TS; WATTS MJ
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    JARID. Journal of applied research in intellectual disabilities
    
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35. HASTINGS RP
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36. SKJOLDEBRAND J; GAHNBERG L
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    Swedish dental journal
    
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38. HASTINGS RP
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    Clinical psychology review
    
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39. BAILLON S; SCOTHERN G; NEVILLE PG; BOYLE A
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41. HENRY D; KEYS C; BALCAZAR F; JOPP D
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    Medecine et maladies infectieuses
    
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45. GREEN CW; REID DH
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    Journal of developmental and physical disabilities
    
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51. HATTON C; EMERSON E
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