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Attridge, N, Eccleston, C, Noonan, D, Wainwright, E and Keogh, E (2017) 'Headache impairs attentional performance: a conceptual replication and extension.' The Journal of Pain, 18 (1). pp. 29-41.
Jordan, A and Eccleston, C (2008) 'A review of the current status of measurement of the impact of adolescent chronic pain.' The Journal of Pain, 9 (4,2).
Jordan, A and Eccleston, C (2006) 'A systematic review of measurement instruments used with parents of adolescents experiencing chronic pain.' The Journal of Pain, 7 (4, sup). p. 82.
Jordan, A, Eccleston, C and Crombez, G (2005) 'Adolescent chronic pain: a systematic review of measurement instruments.' The Journal of Pain, 6 (3, sup). p. 68.
Jordan, A, Eccleston, C, McCracken, L, Connell, H, Clinch, J, Sourbut, C and Sleed, M (2004) 'Other psychological approaches: a qualitative investigation of parents' experiences of caring for an adolescent with chronic pain.' The Journal of Pain, 5 (3, sup). p. 97.
Jordan, A, Eccleston, C, McCracken, L, Sleed, M, Connell, H, Clinch, J and Sourbut, C (2005) 'Development and psychometric evaluation of the Bath Adolescent Pain Questionnaire (BAPQ).' The Journal of Pain, 6 (3, sup). p. 68.
Keogh, E, Attridge, N, Walsh, J, Bartlett, J, Francis, R, Bultitude, J.H and Eccleston, C (2021) 'Attentional biases towards body expressions of pain in men and women.' The Journal of Pain. doi: 10.1016/j.jpain.2021.06.003
McCracken, L.M, Boichat, C and Eccleston, C (2012) 'Training for General Practitioners in opioid prescribing for chronic pain Based on practice guidelines: a randomized pilot and feasibility trial.' The Journal of Pain, 13 (1). pp. 32-40.
Mounce, C, Keogh, E and Eccleston, C (2010) 'A principal components analysis of negative affect-related constructs relevant to pain: evidence for a three component structure.' The Journal of Pain, 11 (8). pp. 710-717.
Sleed, M, Eccleston, C, Beecham, J, Knapp, M and Jordan, A (2005) 'Developing a methodology and instrument for collecting economic-related data in an adolescent chronic pain population.' The Journal of Pain, 6 (3, sup). p. 86.