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Shirley Pearce

University College London

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Shirley Pearce

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University College London University of East Anglia

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Shirley Pearce is an author at University College London specializing in medicine, pain medicine, and health sciences.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Medicine	7	7	631
2	Health Sciences	4	4	455
3	Nursing	2	2	137
4	Education	1	1	73
5	Public Health	1	1	64

Shirley Pearce

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	Year	Citations
Pain measurement and assessment Shirley Pearce Pain Pain MeasurementPain TherapyPain DisordersAcute PainIssue 4	1984	360
Do chronic pain patients ‘Stroop‘ on pain stimuli? Tamar Pincus, Lindsay Fraser, Shirley Pearce British Journal of Clinical Psychology	1998	105
Investigation of quality of life, mood, pain, disability, and disease status in primary systemic vasculitis Maria Koutantji, E Harrold, Suzanne Lane, Arthritis Care & Research	2003	100
Selective memory for sensory and affective information in chronic pain and depression Lindsey Edwards, Shirley Pearce, Beverly‐Jane Collett, British Journal of Clinical Psychology	1992	74
Case-based learning in cross-professional groups – the development of a pre-registration interprofessional learning programme Susanne Lindqvist, Anna Duncan, Lee Shepstone, Journal of Interprofessional Care Family MedicineInterprofessional LearningEducationAllied Health ProfessionsPrimary Care	2005	73
Pain patients' bias in the interpretation of ambiguous homophones Tamar Pincus, Shirley Pearce, Alisa Perrott British Journal of Medical Psychology	1996	70
Endorsement and memory bias of self‐referential pain stimuli in depressed pain patients Tamar Pincus, Shirley Pearce, Alastair McClelland, British Journal of Clinical Psychology	1995	68
Outpatient cognitive behavioral pain management programs: a randomized comparison of a group-based multidisciplinary versus an individual therapy model11No commercial party having a direct financial interest in the results of the research supporting this article has or will confer a benefit upon the author(s) or upon any organization with which the author(s) is/are associated. Lynne Turner‐Stokes, Feza Erkeller-Yüksel, Anne Miles, Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation PsychotherapyPain TherapyPain DisordersPain MedicineMental Health	2003	67
Development of the ‘Attitudes to Health Professionals Questionnaire’ (AHPQ): A measure to assess interprofessional attitudes Susanne Lindqvist, Anna Duncan, Lee Shepstone, Journal of Interprofessional Care Family MedicineProgram ImplementationAllied Health ProfessionsPrimary CareRevised Ahpq	2005	64
Self‐referential selective memory in pain patients Tamar Pincus, Shirley Pearce, Alastair McClelland, British Journal of Clinical Psychology	1993	55

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