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Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network - SIGN (Remove filter)

Published by Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN), 01 July 2017

(2017) Guideline 150: Caridac rehabilitation - Full guideline. The Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN) develops evidence based clinical practice guidelines for the National Health...

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Published by NIHR Dissemination Centre, 30 August 2018

Expert commentary is provided of a Cochrane review which found a general trend for improvements in inattention, hyperactivity and impulsiveness, especially when cognitive behavioural therapy was...

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Published by NIHR Dissemination Centre, 13 February 2019

Expert commentary is provided for a review of 52 RCTs which found that IBS symptoms improved more with antidepressants vs placebo (43.5% vs 66.0%, RR 0.66, 95% CI 0.57-0.76). The study was felt to...

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Health Foundation (Remove filter)

Published by Health Foundation, 01 December 2015

This guide provides an overview of self-management support and the key components for effective implementation. It is for people with a role where they can implement self-management support, such...

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Published by UCL Institute of Health Equity;Health Foundation, 15 November 2017

This report was commissioned by the Health Foundation and developed in collaboration with New Philanthropy Capital. It provides a wide range of evidence demonstrating the impact of social...

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Published by NHS England;Health Foundation, 24 November 2015

NHS England has conducted a survey of over 1,750 clinicians to understand their support for patient activation. The survey explores clinicians’ attitudes and beliefs, their self-reported...

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National Institute for Health Research - NIHR (Remove filter)

Published by National Institute for Health Research (NIHR), 30 April 2011

The introduction of e-Health has profound consequences for how health services work, not only in terms of patient outcomes but through organisational and service delivery changes. We aim to...

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