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Research archive - Results
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UMDS MSc in General Practice Teaching Group
Dr J Ogden, Department of General Practice, UMDS, London University, 5 Lambeth Walk, London SE11 6SP
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To describe and contrast GPs' and patients' models of depression and to assess the effect of personal experience of depression.
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Nathan A, Goodyer L, Lovejoy A, Rashid A.
Mr A Nathan, Department of Pharmacy, King’s College London, Manresa Road, London SW3 6LX
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To determine whether US-style ‘Brown bag’ medication reviews could be transferred to British primary care; to assess the effects of such reviews on...
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Schilder AJ, Kennedy C, Goldstone IL, Ogden R, Hogg RS, O’Shaughnessy
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This study set out to characterise the relationship between identity and health care experiences among HIV positive sexual minority...
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Malcolm, S. E., Ng, J. J., Rosen, R. K. and Stone, V. E.
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A qualitative study examining the attitudes and beliefs of HIV patients with excellent adherence compared to those with suboptimal...
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Ford, S., Schofield, T. and Hope, T.
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A quantitative study examining patients’ preferences for information and decision-making in general practice consultations.
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Murphy, D. A., Johnston Roberts, K., Hoffman, D., Molina, A. and Lu, M. C.
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A primarily qualitative study investigating the barriers to adherence and adherence strategies of monolingual Spanish-speaking...
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Chewning, B. and Wiederholt, J. B.
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A discussion paper on the implications of the concordance model for research on communication between cancer patients and health care professionals...
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Jenkins, L., Britten, N., Stevenson, F., Barber, N. and Bradley, C.
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A quantitative study examining communication between patients and GPs about medicines and the impact on medication problems.
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Stevenson, F.
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A qualitative study examining GPs’ attitudes towards shared decision-making.
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Russell, S., Daly, J., Hughes, E. and op’t Hoog, C.
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A discussion article about the nursing literature on compliance and a new approach based on a social model of health.
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