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Dean M. Thompson, John Taylor, Deborah A. Hall, Dawn Marie Walker, Mary McMurran, Amanda Casey, David Stockdale, Debbie Featherstone & Derek J. Hoare,
2018, Ear and Hearing, 367-377
Type: article
Catrin Morrissey, Peter E. Langdon, Nicole Geach, Verity Chester, Michael Ferriter, William R. Lindsay, Jane McCarthy, John Devapriam, Dawn Marie Walker, Conor Duggan & Regi Alexander,
2018, BJPsych Open, 3(1), 41-56
Type: review
Annalisa Casarin, Mayuree Tangkiatkumjai & Dawn-Marie Walker,
2018
Type: bookChapter
Mayuree Tangkiatkumjai, Annalisa Casarin, Li-Chia Chen & Dawn-Marie Walker,
2018
Type: book
Dawn-Marie Walker & Mayuree Tangkiatkumjai,
2017
Type: bookChapter
h bergman, Dawn-Marie Walker, a nikolakopoulou, k soares-Weiser & c.e. adams,
2017, Health Technology Assessment, 21(43), 1-218
DOI: 10.3310/hta21430
Type: article
Dawn-Marie Walker,
2017, Nurse Researcher, 1-16
Type: article
John A. Taylor, Deborah A. Hall, Dawn-Marie Walker, Mary McMurran, Amanda Casey, David Stockdale, Debbie Featherstone, Dean M. Thompson, Carol MacDonald & Derek J. Hoare,
2017, Pilot and Feasibility Studies
Type: article
Adele Horobin, Paula Wray, Dawn-Marie Walker, Fred Higton, Stevie Vanhegan, George Brown & Andy Wragg,
2017, Research Involvement and Engagement, 3(7)
Type: article
Roberta Borg, Debra Ugboma, Dawn-Marie Walker & Richard Partridge,
2017, Journal of the Intensive Care Society, 18(3), 184-192
Type: article
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Biography
Dr. Dawn-Marie Walker is a mixed methods researcher, with vast experience of research in mental health. She is particulary interested in health inequalities and place based inequalities. Dawn’s undergraduate degree was in psychology, after which she completed an MSc in statistics and then a PhD looking at the cognitive function in children with psychosis. With a huge amount of experience in conducting health services research, she edited a textbook: An Introduction to Health Services Research (2014). SAGE. She mainly teaches statistics and quantitative research methods at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
Being able to conduct empirical health research is a way of (hopefully) making the world a better place.