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19 Feb 2024: Updates Research News autoimmune disease lupus Melanie Sloan Mental health patient experience https://www.phpc.cam.ac.uk/pcu/?p=29635 More than half of patients with auto-immune conditions experience ... It is awful living like this…. All just feels

19 Feb 2024: pcu/?p=30297 Ground Picture/Shutterstock Melanie Sloan, University of Cambridge and Rupert Harwood, Swansea University Medical paternalism, where “doctors know best” and patient views and opinions are considered to be ... ac.uk/people/pcu-group/resear

19 Feb 2024: uk/pcu/?p=30191 This blog was written by Dihini Pilimatalawwe, a final year undergraduate student at the University of Bath studying psychology. ... Anticipatory prescribing in community end-of-life care in the UK and Ireland during the COVID-19 pandemic:

19 Feb 2024: ac.uk/pcu/?p=30297 Ground Picture/Shutterstock Melanie Sloan, University of Cambridge and Rupert Harwood, Swansea University Medical paternalism, where “doctors know best” and patient views and opinions are considered ... ac.uk/people/pcu-group/resear

19 Feb 2024: ac.uk/pcu/?p=30297 Ground Picture/Shutterstock Melanie Sloan, University of Cambridge and Rupert Harwood, Swansea University Medical paternalism, where “doctors know best” and patient views and opinions are considered ... ac.uk/people/pcu-group/resear

During the 2020 pandemic, patients with systemic autoimmune rheumatic diseases (including lupus) expressed a strong sense of being endangered from both the virus and the redeployment of medical resources.

May 19, 2020. Digital interventions are effective in helping patients in primary care take the medicines they have been prescribed, according to the first UK study of whether highly tailored text ... with lupus report frequent lengthy time delays between

The new plain-language framework, the For Us (For Unit Safety) framework, was developed through a multi-site ethnographic study and […]. Filed Under:Tagged With:September 21, 2020. Lupus patients – and ... These arise from traumatic diagnostic

This research, led by Melanie Sloan at Cambridge’s Behavioural Science Group, with patients and rheumatologists as collaborators, used a range of methods to explore the impact of the COVID-19 ... This research was part of the wider LISTEN (Listening: