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Stephen Dye

No evidence for left superior temporal dysfunction in asymptomatic schizophrenia and bipolar disorder: PET study of verbal fluency
1999 · Stephen Dye, Sean Spence, et al. · The British Journal of Psychiatry · 54
Intravenous drug misuse among prison inmates: implications for spread of HIV.
1991 · S Dye, C Isaacs · BMJ · 47
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Use of psychotropic medication in seven English psychiatric intensive care units
2010 · Steve Brown, Navjyoat Chhina, et al. · The Psychiatrist · 24
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Supervised community treatment: 2-year follow-up study in Suffolk
2012 · Stephen Dye, Srinivas Dannaram, et al. · The Psychiatrist · 18
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The pharmacological management of acute behavioural disturbance: Data from a clinical audit conducted in UK mental health services
2018 · Carol Paton, Clive E Adams, et al. · Journal of Psychopharmacology · 17
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The psychiatric intensive care unit: A prospective survey of patient demographics and outcomes at seven English PICUs
2008 · Steve Brown, Navjyoat Chhina, et al. · Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care · 15
Police liaison and section 136: Comparison of two different approaches
2017 · Oliver Jenkins, Stephen Dye, et al. · BJPsych Bulletin · 14
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Assessment of physical monitoring following rapid tranquillisation: a national survey
2012 · Benjamin Loynes, James Innes, et al. · Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care · 14
‘Locked rehabilitation’: a need for clarification
2016 · Stephen Dye, Lucy Smyth, et al. · BJPsych Bulletin · 13
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Seclusion and restraint usage in seven English psychiatric intensive care units (PICUs)
2009 · Stephen Dye, Steve Brown, et al. · Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care · 12
The National Psychiatric Intensive Care Governance Network 2004–2005
2005 · Stephen Dye, Andy Johnston, et al. · Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care · 12
Physical health monitoring after rapid tranquillisation: clinical practice in UK mental health services
2019 · Carol Paton, Clive E. Adams, et al. · Therapeutic Advances in Psychopharmacology · 9
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National Survey of Psychiatric Intensive Care, Low Secure and Locked Rehabilitation Services: NHS patient characteristics
2021 · Stephen M Pereira, Lucy M Walker, et al. · Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care · 7
Can amount and duration of seclusion be reduced in psychiatric intensive care units by agreeing SMART goals with patients?
2017 · Khalifa Elzubeir, Stephen Dye · Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care · 7
After the standards…a gaping cavity filled by Clinical Governance?
2005 · Stephen Dye, Andy Johnston · Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care · 7
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A national survey of psychiatric intensive care, low secure and locked rehabilitation units
2021 · Stephen Maxim Pereira, Lucy Walker, et al. · Mental Health Practice · 6
Can mental health clusters be replaced by patient typing?
2017 · Stephen Dye · British Journal of Healthcare Management · 6
Patient journeys within psychiatric intensive care: payments by results versus lean pathways development
2013 · Thomas Kearney, Stephen Dye, et al. · Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care · 6
Introduction of the Brøset Violence Checklist on a PICU
2020 · Rahna Theruvath-Chalil, John Davies, et al. · Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care · 4
Lean thinking and more: Development of patient needs types in psychiatric intensive care
2009 · Thomas Kearney, Stephen Dye · Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care · 4
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Remediation of neuropsychological impairments with clozapine
1997 · Ann M Mortimer, Stephen Dye · Schizophrenia Research · 4
Clusters, garlands or bouquets?
2013 · Stephen Dye · Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care · 2
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Psychiatric intensive care accreditation: The development of AIMS-PICU
2010 · Stephen Dye, Matthew Page, et al. · Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care · 2
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Are national standards really national? A survey of seven PICUs
2009 · Stephen Dye, Navjyoat Chhina, et al. · Journal of Psychiatric Intensive Care · 2
A positron emission tomography (PET) study of verbal fluency in well controlled schizophrenia and bipolar disorder
1998 · S.M. Dye, S.A. Spence, et al. · Schizophrenia Research · 2
Works count: 42
Citation count: 317
H-index: 11
I10-index: 11
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