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Denning, L. print (2001) A personal reflection identifying how the use of a Professional Portfolio helped direct my career development. EDTNA/ERCA Journal (3). pp. 154-155.

Denning, L. print (1996) Varying dialysate sodium concentrations in practice. British Journal of Renal Medicine, 1. pp. 22-24.

Monograph

Born, G. print and Denning, L. print (2011) NHS workforce access and progression projects. Project Report. University of the West of England, Bristol, UK.

Conference or Workshop Item

Denning, L. print (2001) Does he take sugar? In: 1st RCN International Rehabilitation conference, Edinburgh, UK, 25th November, 2001.

Hudson, A. print and Denning, L. print (2001) Does he take sugar? In: 1st RCN International Rehabilitation conference, Edinburgh, UK, 25th November, 2001.

Denning, L. print (2000) Part of training scheme for Roche Pharmaceutical Company employees: The renal patient. In: Roche Pharmaceutical Company, , July, 2000.

Denning, L. print (2000) Clinical supervision in practice. In: EDTNA/ERCA European Conference, Lisbon, Portugal, 29th June, 2000.

Denning, L. print (2000) Introduction of education programme in the renal unit. In: EDTNA/ERCA European Conference, Lisbon, Portugal, 29th June, 2000.

Denning, L. print (2000) Use of evaluation tool to facilitate purchase of new equipment. In: EDTNA/ERCA European Conference, Lisbon, Portugal, 29th June, 2000.

Denning, L. print (2000) Clinical supervision. In: EDTNA/ERCA UK Seminar, York, UK, January, 2000.

Denning, L. print (2000) Use of evaluation tools to facilitate purchase of new equipment. In: EDTNA/ERCA UK Seminar, York, UK, January, 2000.

Denning, L. print (1999) Use of evaluation tool to facilitate purchase of new equipment. In: British Renal Society, UK, October, 1999.

Denning, L. print (1999) Shared governance. In: Celebration of Nursing at Southmead, Bristol, UK, May, 1999.

Other

Smith, D. print, Moore, L. print, Denning, L. print and Bheenuck, S. print (2002) Bloodless Medicine and Surgery: Facilitating Patient Autonomy with a New Standard of Care. UNSPECIFIED.