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Research archive - Results
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Holmström, I. and Rosenqvist, U.
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A study investigating the effect of an experienced-based specialist course on the extent to which physicians use a...
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Bultman, D.C. and Svarstad, B. L.
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A randomised controlled trial evaluating the impact of a checklist designed to stimulate active patient participation in...
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Skelton JR, Wearn A, Hobbs FDR
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This study explores the two contrasting ways of thinking about metaphors and their use by doctors and patients. The first regards...
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Nichol MB, Venturini F, Sung JCY
Dr MB Nichol, Department of Pharmaceutical Economics and Policy, School of Pharmacy, University of Southern...
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To develop and test an evaluation tool To assess the methodological rigour of published research on patient compliance.
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Man-Son-Hing M, Laupacis A, O’Connor A, Biggs J, Drake E, Yetisir E, Hart RG
Dr M Man-Son-Hing, Geriatric Assessment Unit, Ottawa Hospital, Civic...
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To determine whether use of an audiobooklet (AB) decision aid explaining the results of a clinical trial affected patients’ decision-making process...
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Varma S, McElnay J, Hughes C
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This study sought to explore patients’ perspectives on heart failure including locus of control, lifestyle and medication issues....
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Caress, A-L., Luker, K., Woodcock, A., Beaver, K.
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A qualitative study examining adult asthma patients’ preferred decision-making roles, rationale for these preferences and perceived facilitators and...
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Reilly J, Kremer J
Dr J Reilly, School of Psychology, The Queen’s University of Belfast, Belfast BT7 1NN, Northern Ireland
[email protected]
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to examine women’s own perceptions of premenstrual syndrome
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Kadam U, Croft P, McLeod J, Hutchinson M
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The objective of this study was to explore patients’ perceptions of health care needs in anxiety and depression.
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Ogden, J., Ambrose, L., Khadra, A., Manthri, S., Symons, L., Vass, A., and Williams, M.
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A quantitative study investigating the relationship between patients’ and GPs’ preferences about the patient centredness of consultations.
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