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23 Feb 2024: using remote consulting), use tests as triage (e.g. to prioritise referral, to make up for lack of physical examination), and make decisions about investigating and referring for possible cancer.

23 Feb 2024: Through qualitative analysis of final year medical students’ palliative care reflective case reports, we hope to gain a better understanding of how medical students interact with uncertainty, specifically in relation to

23 Feb 2024: Most bladder cancers are diagnosed after a general practitioner (GP) refers for more examinations.

19 Feb 2024: wine glasses people use at home, where most alcohol, including wine, is consumed./p pIn the final line of their report, the researchers acknowledge the seasonal sensitivity to these suggestions: “We ... was funded by a Senior Investigator Award to

23 Feb 2024: other UK population data such as the National Survey of Sexual Attitudes and Lifestyles. ... All components of this study were evaluated together in order to make final conclusions about Google Trends as a primary care research tool.

19 Feb 2024: My B.A was in economics at Peking University./p pThen I studied epidemiology at Yale for my M.S. ... I would also be interested in the economics of rare diseases, like Pompe disease, for example.

23 Feb 2024: allocated to Palliative Care, which now forms a major component of the Cambridge clinical course and is regularly examined in the medical students’ Finals examinations. ... National survey of Hospice at Home services in England: developing a typology

23 Feb 2024: 28-day) prescriptions in patients with chronic conditions: systematic review and economic modelling. ... Sexual Minorities in England Have Poorer Health and Worse Health Care Experiences: A National Survey.

19 Feb 2024: Canada, Germany, Australia and New Zealand./p pIn 2004, the UK’s National Health Service (NHS) implemented the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) in UK family practice. ... We watched and recorded the length of each consultation, including noting

19 Feb 2024: from the University of Cambridge, funded by the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR). ... was funded by a Senior Investigator Award to Theresa Marteau from the National Institute for Health Research./p pemstrongReference/strong/em/p pemZupan, Z

19 Feb 2024: There was little evidence of validation in prospective or ‘real world’ clinical settings, and no research from a health economic or patient and clinician acceptability perspective./p pThe team also identified ... Although the National Health Service

19 Feb 2024: p=30191 This blog was written by Dihini Pilimatalawwe, a final year undergraduate student at the University of Bath studying psychology. ... understandings of subject matter that was initially learned in lecture halls or for a final exam.

23 Feb 2024: He phrased this as ‘political and economic institutions and the control of non-communicable disease and injury in developed countries’. ... I remember that what proved the greatest challenge to my skills during that semester, was the preparation for

19 Feb 2024: More recently there have also been a limited number of competitive NIHR In-Practice Training Fellowships available at national level for GPs who wish to pursue academic training after completing their ... and should have obtained their research doctorate

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. ... understandings of subject matter that was initially learned in lecture halls or for a final exam.

19 Feb 2024: in November 2020, before the UK vaccination programme began./p pFollowing a five-week clerkship (or placement) for final year medical students in the East of England, the team interviewed 10 ... Sheng Tan, Mark Jenkins, a

19 Feb 2024: We live in multiple, overlapping environments—physical, economic, digital, social, cultural, and more. ... Many fields need to come together – behavioural science, economics, political science, philosophy and economic history being just some of

19 Feb 2024: p=30191 This blog was written by Dihini Pilimatalawwe, a final year undergraduate student at the University of Bath studying psychology. ... understandings of subject matter that was initially learned in lecture halls or for a final exam.

19 Feb 2024: It proposes ‘scientific consilience’ or the integration of the two approaches, in order to support local, national and international policy makers, practitioners and politicians to address health inequalities./p pCommissioned by ... less widely

19 Feb 2024: Of these, just over 600 completed the study and were included in the final analysis – 60% were female and the average (mean) age was 38./h5 h5Participants selected drinks from 64 ... pHer work is of particular interest to policymakers and has informed