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InFORM: Improving Care for People Who Frequently Call 999: Co-Production of Guidance Through an Observational Study Using Routine Linked Data and Mixed Methods

International Journal of Population Data Science

2019

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Pros and Cons of Using Anonymised Linked Routine Data to Improve Efficiency of Randomised Controlled Trials in Healthcare: Experience in Primary and Emergency Care

International Journal of Population Data Science

2019

English

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Publications by Ashrafunessa Khanom

InFORM: Improving Care for People Who Frequently Call 999: Co-Production of Guidance Through an Observational Study Using Routine Linked Data and Mixed Methods

Pros and Cons of Using Anonymised Linked Routine Data to Improve Efficiency of Randomised Controlled Trials in Healthcare: Experience in Primary and Emergency Care

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Patient Characteristics Associated With Measurement of Routine Diabetes Care: An Observational Study

Transitions to Palliative Care for Older People in Acute Hospitals: A Mixed-Methods Study

The Care of Dying People in Nursing Homes and Intensive Care Units: A Qualitative Mixed-Methods Study

‘Primary Care Sensitive’ Situations That Result in an Ambulance Attendance: A Conversation Analytic Study of UK Emergency ‘999’ Call Recordings

Birth Weight Charts for a Chinese Population: An Observational Study of Routine Newborn Weight Data From Chongqing

Consistency of Self-Reported Drug Use Events in a Mixed Methods Study of People Who Inject Drugs

Barriers and Facilitators of Hepatitis C Screening Among People Who Inject Drugs: A Multi-City, Mixed-Methods Study

Purchases of Prescription Drugs Before an Alcohol-Related Death: A Ten-Year Follow-Up Study Using Linked Routine Data

Transitioning of Older Australian Women Into and Through the Long-Term Care System: A Cohort Study Using Linked Data