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Debbie's interests span a number of areas around pro-social and pro-environmental behaviour. She has interests in environmental sustainability, habits, behaviour change, ageing, and the health and well-being of NHS staff. As a researcher she is experienced in mixed methods, and has conducted qualitative research as well as experimental research, both in the field, and in laboratory settings.
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National Health Programs
Medicine & Life Sciences
job demand
Social Sciences
physiotherapist
Social Sciences
pension
Social Sciences
employee
Social Sciences
health service
Social Sciences
working life
Social Sciences
retirement
Social Sciences
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Research Output 2006 2020
Self-preservation comes at a cost – why British NHS Paramedics might be choosing a healthier, but poorer, retirement
Roy, D., Weyman, A. & Nolan, P., 21 Jan 2020, In : Sage Open Medicine. 8 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Open Access
File
retirement
personnel
health service
pension
costs
One-way pendulum? – Staff retention in the NHS: Determining the relative salience of recognised drivers of early exit
Weyman, A., Roy, D. & Nolan, P., 11 Dec 2019, In : International Journal of Workplace Health Management. p. 45-60 16 p., 1753-8351 .Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Open Access
File
National Health Programs
Labor Unions
Health Manpower
Matched-Pair Analysis
Health
2
Citations
(Scopus)
22
Downloads
(Pure)
A qualitative study into the prospect of working longer for physiotherapists in the United Kingdom's National Health Service
Roy, D., Weyman, A., George, A. & Hudson-Sharp, N., 31 Aug 2018, In : Ageing & Society. 38, 8, p. 1693-1714 22 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Open Access
File
physiotherapist
job demand
Physical Therapists
working life
National Health Programs
Cracks in the wall: Habit discontinuities as vehicles for behaviour change
Verplanken, B., Roy, D. & Whitmarsh, L., 31 Oct 2018, The psychology of habit. Verplanken, B. (ed.). p. 189-205 17 p.Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Chapter
Discontinuity
Habit
Behavior change
Mood
Information processing
Overlooked Voices: The Relationship Between Job-demands, Satisfaction and Commitment of NHS Scientists and Technicians
Roy, D. & Weyman, A., 15 May 2018.Research output: Contribution to conference › Paper
Job Satisfaction
National Health Programs
Medicine
Privatization
Budgets