British Journal of Clinical Governance

0.3(top 100%)

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124(top 100%)

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731(top 50%)

citations

13(top 50%)

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0.3(top 100%)

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127

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753

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23(top 50%)

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#	Title	Journal	Year	Citations
1	Consumer involvement in health research: fact or fiction?	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2002	58
2	The nature of hospital prescribing errors	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2002	56
3	Clinical governance: its origins and its foundations	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	51
4	Evaluation of an orthopaedic screening service in primary care	British Journal of Clinical Governance	1999	48
5	The care pathway: a tool to enhance clinical governance	British Journal of Clinical Governance	1999	25
6	Improving health care through professional behaviour change: introducing a framework for identifying behaviour change strategies	British Journal of Clinical Governance	1999	23
7	Barriers to clinical guidelines: the need for concerted action	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2001	23
8	The role of information technology in enhancing patient satisfaction	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2001	22
9	Is Clinical Pathology Accreditation worth it? A survey of CPA‐accredited laboratories	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	20
10	A clinical librarian can support clinical governance	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2001	18
11	Comparison of clinical indicators for performance measurement of health care quality: a cautionary note	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	17
12	Clinical governance development needs in health service staff	British Journal of Clinical Governance	1999	16
13	Management of nasal trauma – widespread misuse of radiographs	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	16
14	Patient education and emergency room visits	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	13
15	Anaesthetists’ records of pre‐operative assessment	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	13
16	Clinical governance and clinical documentation: still a long way to go?	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	12
17	The superiority of action research?	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2002	12
18	A national audit to monitor and promote the uptake of clinical guidelines on the management of diabetes in pregnancy	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	11
19	Investigating intervention strategies to increase the appropriate use of benzodiazepines in elderly medical in‐patients	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2001	10
20	Incomplete excision of basal cell carcinomas: an audit	British Journal of Clinical Governance	1999	9
21	Case study of an inter‐professional and inter‐organisational programme to adapt, implement and evaluate clinical guidelines in secondary care	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	9
22	A case for involving children/young people in clinical audit	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2002	9
23	Consent and clinical governance: improving standards and skills	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	8
24	Clinical governance as a restructuring of quality assurance processes: shifting the focus from corporate to clinical action	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2001	8
25	The magic matrix of clinical governance	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2002	8
26	Criteria for determining optimal time of discharge after total hip replacement	British Journal of Clinical Governance	1999	7
27	Reviewing a service – discovering the unwritten rules	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	7
28	Clinical governance and education: the views of clinical governance leads in the south west of England	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2002	7
29	Implementing clinical governance – results of a year’s programme of semi‐structured visits to assess the development of clinical governance in West Midlands Trusts	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2002	7
30	Erratum	British Journal of Clinical Governance	1999	6
31	A strategic approach to falls prevention	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	6
32	Survey of medical directors’ views and use of the Cochrane Library	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2001	6
33	Inter‐professional learning in primary care: lessons from an action‐learning programme	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2002	6
34	Evaluation informed management and clinical governance	British Journal of Clinical Governance	1999	5
35	Quality of health and medical information on the Internet	British Journal of Clinical Governance	1999	5
36	Information requirements for clinical governance	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	5
37	Benchmarking in rehabilitation: comparing physiotherapy services	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	5
38	Case management: a controlled evaluation of persons with diabetes	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	5
39	Audit on prescription of long‐term oxygen treatment	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	5
40	Risk management in practice: how are we managing?	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2000	5
41	Clinical governance in primary care: from blind‐eye to no‐blame culture in one short leap?	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2001	5
42	Progress in clinical governance: findings from the first NPCRDC National Tracker survey of Primary Care Groups/Trusts	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2001	5
43	Critical appraisal and hierarchies of the evidence	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2001	5
44	Advantages and disadvantages of evidence from clinical trials	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2001	5
45	Putting governance into research and development	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2002	5
46	Transitions of care: the next major quality improvement challenge	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2002	5
47	The contribution of the wound care nurse in developing a diabetic foot clinic	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2002	5
48	Evaluating processes for evidence‐based health care in the National Health Service	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2002	5
49	Developing strategic leadership of clinical governance through a programme for NHS boards	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2002	5
50	Involving users, improving services: the example of cancer	British Journal of Clinical Governance	2002	5

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