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…vironmental adaptations, (3) technological adaptations, and (4) staff education and training programmes. 11 out of 17 included quantitative studies reported significan…

…work and guided by the principles of self-determination theory, joint distance learning is emerging as a beneficial addition to postgraduate pathology …

…alue. This comprehensive view of value can inform the design of telehealth programmes to motivate the engagement of all stakeholders.…

…sk (95% CI 1.002 to 1.006), especially in higher-income groups. OOPE on medicines showed heterogeneous effects: in the lowest income…

…d cancer or end stage organ failure, were randomised to receive nurse led telephonic palliative care (n=639) or specialty outpatient palliative care (n=644).Interve…

… 30%) and renal (n=10, 30%) conditions. The most common aims of supportive care studies related to symptom management (n=12, 36%), decision mak…

…ur washout period will be used for this project to validate the VR-FOG toolbox. This will consist of three blocks (baseline non-VR, VR…

…estyle significantly increases the risk of cancer. In contrast, exercise has been associated with enhanced antitumor immunity and improv…

…years.1 In Scotland, the National Health Service (NHS) provides abortion free at the point of care. However, access to post-20-week gest…

…evaluate the effectiveness, health economics and feasibility of HearChoice.Methods and analysis This online randomised controlled trial wi…

…ee study centres. Patients are randomised to two interventions, yoga and health education. Both interventions include 12 weeks of 90…

…ade students (10–13 years old), their parents and teachers. The PRETA programme is a universal, school-based, multicomponent programm…