Maureen Gillman

What's in a Name? The Implications of Diagnosis for People with Learning Difficulties and their Family Carers

Maureen Gillman, Bob Heyman, John Swain · Disability & Society · 2000 · 122 citations

Humanity And Medicine, Family Medicine, Disability +20

Public Research, Private Concerns: Ethical issues in the use of open-ended interviews with people who have learning difficulties

John Swain, Bob Heyman, Maureen Gillman · Disability & Society · 1998 · 97 citations

Open-ended Interview Research, Education, Research Ethics +17

Life History or ‘Case’ History: The objectification of people with learning difficulties through the tyranny of professional discourses

Maureen Gillman, John Swain, Bob Heyman · Disability & Society · 1997 · 94 citations

Case Records, Disability, Education +20

‘<i>Providing a Link with the Real World</i>’: Learning from the Student Experience of Service User and Carer Involvement in Social Work Education

Julie Irvine, Jeanie Molyneux, Maureen Gillman · Social Work Education · 2014 · 68 citations

Education, Social Work Policy, Social Work Practice +18

A Risk Management Dilemma: How day centre staff understand challenging behaviour

Bob Heyman, John Swain, Maureen Gillman · Disability & Society · 1998 · 17 citations

Crisis Management, Qualitative Study, Organizational Behavior +16