Social justice in nursing education: A review of the literature von Abu, Victor Kpandemoi, Moorley, Calvin R.

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Stroke among African-Caribbean women: lay beliefs of risks and causes von Moorley, Calvin, Cahill, Sharon, Corcoran, Nova

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Social justice in critical care nursing: Towards a position statement von Moorley, Calvin

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Diffusion of innovation, pre-registration/licence student nurses' use of social media: A reflexive thematic analysis von Cathala, Xabi, Moorley, Calvin

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healthcareCOVID: a national cross-sectional observational study identifying risk factors for developing suspected or confirmed COVID-19 in UK healthcare workers von Kua, Justin, Patel, Reshma, Nurmi, Eveliina, Tian, Sarah, Gill, Harpreet, Wong, Danny J N, Moorley, Calvin, Nepogodiev, Dmitri, Ahmad, Imran, El-Boghdadly, Kariem

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‘Nothing about us without us’: embedding participation in peer review processes von Jackson, Debra, Moorley, Calvin

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Cultural Influences on Mental Health Provision in the Caribbean: How Do Contemporary Perceptions and Beliefs About Persons With Mental Illness Inform Workforce Transformation? von Ocho, Oscar Noel, Moorley, Calvin, Richardson Sheppard, Claudine, Caesar-Greasley, Lu-Ann, Hardy, Sally

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Nursing and Twitter: Creating an online community using hashtags von Moorley, Calvin R., Chinn, Teresa

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Life after Stroke: Coping mechanisms among African Caribbean Women von Moorley, Calvin R., Cahill, Sharon, Corcoran, Nova T.

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Diffusion of social media in nursing education: A scoping review von Cathala, Xabi, Moorley, Calvin

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Using social media for continuous professional development von Moorley, Calvin, Chinn, Teresa

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Editorial: Defining, profiling and locating older people: an inner city Afro-Caribbean experience von Moorley, Calvin R, Corcoran, Nova T

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Developing nursing leadership in social media von Moorley, Calvin, Chinn, Teresa

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A narrative synthesis on healthcare students use and understanding of social media: Implications for practice von Ramage, Colin, Moorley, Calvin

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Person-centred oral hydration care for older people with dementia admitted to acute hospital wards: Empirical research qualitative von Higgins, Shanlee, Baillie, Lesley, Moorley, Calvin, Nolan, Fiona

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Senior nurses’ perceptions of junior nurses’ incident reporting: A qualitative study von Atwal, Anita, Phillip, Miriam, Moorley, Calvin

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Dismantling structural racism: Nursing must not be caught on the wrong side of history von Moorley, Calvin, Darbyshire, Philip, Serrant, Laura, Mohamed, Janine, Ali, Parveen, De Souza, Ruth

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International student nurses' use of social media for learning: A cross sectional survey von Cathala, Xabi, Ocho, Oscar Noel, Watts, Paul Nicholas, Moorley, Calvin

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An exploration of social participation in Caribbean student nurses' use of social media in their learning journey von Cathala, Xabi, Ocho, Oscar Noel, Mcintosh, Nichole, Watts, Paul Nicholas, Moorley, Calvin

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A comparative study on the clinical decision‐making processes of nurse practitioners vs. medical doctors using scenarios in a secondary care environment von Thompson, Stephen, Moorley, Calvin, Barratt, Julian

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