Author

Patricia Lacey

Institution: UK Health Security Agency

Observed institutions: Public Health England, UK Health Security Agency

ORCID: 0000-0001-8821-3366

Observed ORCID: 0000-0001-8821-3366

OpenAlex ID: A5000587441

Measuring the impact of information skills training: a survey of health libraries in E ngland

2014 · Stephen Ayre, John Barbrook, et al. · Health Information & Libraries Journal · 27

Google is goodish: An information literacy course designed to teach users why Google may not always be the best place to search for evidence

2021 · Patricia Lacey · Health Information & Libraries Journal · 6

Exploring the potential of artificial intelligence usage in the knowledge and evidence services of a public health body: A working group approach

2025 · Zalaya Simmons, Charlotte Bruce, et al. · IFLA Journal · 2

Robotic hysterectomy: an umbrella review and regional access in the Midlands, UK – Is there inequity?

2026 · Tareq Al Saoudi, Trisha Kanani, et al. · European Journal of Obstetrics & Gynecology and Reproductive Biology

Reply to Editorial Comment: Comparing Robot-Assisted Surgery Outcomes in Urology With Those From Open and Laparoscopic Techniques: A Systematic Review

2025 · Shaun McGill, Trisha Kanani, et al. · JU Open Plus

1 Establishing the evidence base for ‘multiple site single service’ (MSSS) models of care

2019 · Matthew Day, David Bagguley, et al. · Poster

The life of each child who has suffered abuse or neglect is critically affected by both the incident itself and the response of those who intervene. Judges, as community leaders, can be the catalysts that bring the community and professionals together to ensure that the court experience is a successful one for children and youth. - Judge J. Dean Lewis, Editor

2007 · Barbara Ryan, Safe Horizon, et al.

A comparison of methods of administering modified pull-ups for girls

1969 · Patricia Lacey · ScholarWorks (Central Washington University)

Works count: 9

Citation count: 39

H-index: 3

I10-index: 1