Brian Ewart

University of Sunderland, Sunderland, UK

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Matching crimes using burglars' modus operandi: a test of three models

B. W. Ewart,G. C. Oatley,K. Burn

International Journal of Police Science and Management, no. 3 (2005): 160-174

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Criminal networks and spatial density

Giles Oatley,John Zeleznikow,Brian Ewart

ICAIL, pp.246-247, (2005)

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Matching and Predicting Crimes

G. C. Oatley,J. Zeleznikow,B. W. Ewart

(2004)

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Matching Crime Using Burglars''Modus Operandi: A Test of Three Models

Brian. W. Ewart,Giles C. Oatley,Kevin Burn

International Journal of Police Science and Management, (2004)

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Applying the concept of revictimization: Using burglars' behaviour to predict houses at risk of future victimization

B. W. Ewart,G. C. Oatley

International Journal of Police Science and Management, no. 2 (2003): 69-84

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Hypnosis in the alleviation of procedure related pain and distress in paediatric oncology patients

Peter J. Hawkins,Christina Liossi,B. W. Ewart,P. Hatira,V. H. Kosmidis

Contemporary Hypnosis, no. 4 (1998): 199-207

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Monologue or dialogue: Role preferences of patients and GPs within the consultation

B. W. Ewart,C. A. Till

Psychology Health & Medicine, no. 4 (1998): 395-404

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Hypnotherapy for control of anticipatory nausea and vomiting in children with cancer: Preliminary findings

P. J. Hawkins,C. Liossi,B. W. Ewart,P. Hatira,V. H. Kosmidis,M. Varvutsi

psycho‐oncology, no. 2 (1995): 101-106

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