Wallbank, S. (2013). Maintaining professional resilience through group restorative supervision. Community Practitioner, 86, 23-25.
Wallbank, S., & Buttigieg, M. (2013). Health Visting leadership e-module. Journal of Health Visiting.
Wallbank, S. (2013). Reflecting on leadership and the model of restorative supervision, Journal of Health Visiting, 1, 173-176.
Wallbank, S., Proctor,S. (2013). Compassionate care: A view on the Francis report. Journal of Health Visiting, 1,3.
Proctor, S., Wallbank., S., & Dhaliwal, J. (2013). What compassionate care means. HSJ comment piece. February 2013.
Wallbank, S. (2013). Recognising stressors and using restorative supervision to support a healthier maternity workforce. Evidence Based Midwifery,
Wallbank,S., & Roberston.N. (2013). Predictors of staff stress in response to professionally experienced miscarriage, stillbirth and neonatal loss. International Journal of Nursing,
Wallbank,S., & Woods, G. (2012). A healthier health visiting workforce: findings from the Restorative Supervision Programme. Community Practitioner. 85(11): 20–23.
Wallbank, S. (2012). Health Visitors’ needs – National perspectives from the Restorative clinical supervision programme. Community Practitioner, 85, 26-29.
Wallbank, S., & Hatton, S. (2011). Evaluation of Clinical Supervision delivered to Health Visitors and School Nurses. Community Practitioner. 2011; 84(7): 21-5.
Wallbank,S., & Robertson, N. (2010). Midwife and Nurse responses to Miscarriage, Stillbirth and Neonatal Death. Evidence-based Midwifery,6, 100-106.
Wallbank, S. (2010). Effectiveness of individual clinical supervision for midwives and doctors in stress reduction: findings from a pilot study. Evidence-based Midwifery, 8.28-34.
Wallbank, S. (2007). Staff responses to professionally experienced miscarriage, stilbirth and neonatal loss (Doctoral Thesis). University of Leicester: Leicester.
Books:
Clinical Supervision in the Medical Profession: Structured reflective practice. Open University Press.
