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- Paul Little, Hazel A Everitt, +5 authors Sarah Payne
- BMJ
- 2001
OBJECTIVE
To measure patients' perceptions of patient centredness and the relation of these perceptions to outcomes.
DESIGN
Observational study using questionnaires.
SETTING
Three general… (More)
- Paul Little, Hazel A Everitt, +5 authors Sheila Payne
- BMJ
- 2001
OBJECTIVE
To identify patient's preferences for patient centred consultation in general practice.
DESIGN
Questionnaire study.
SETTING
Consecutive patients in the waiting room of three doctors'… (More)
- Rosa Lau, Fiona Stevenson, +9 authors Elizabeth Murray
- Implementation science : IS
- 2016
BACKGROUND
This study is to identify, summarise and synthesise literature on the causes of the evidence to practice gap for complex interventions in primary care.
DESIGN
This study is a systematic… (More)
- Hazel A Everitt, Paul Little
- Family practice
- 2002
OBJECTIVE
To determine GPs' diagnosis and management of acute infective conjunctivitis (AIC)-one of the commonest but least researched acute infections seen in primary care.
METHODS
A postal… (More)
- Hazel A Everitt, Satinder Kumar, Paul Little
- The British journal of general practice : the…
- 2003
BACKGROUND
Acute infective conjunctivitis is a self-limiting condition that commonly presents to primary care. Patients' understanding of conjunctivitis, their reasons for attendance, and their… (More)
- Rosa Lau, Fiona Stevenson, +9 authors Elizabeth Murray
- BMJ open
- 2015
OBJECTIVE
To identify, summarise and synthesise available literature on the effectiveness of implementation strategies for optimising implementation of complex interventions in primary care.
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- Hazel A Everitt, Rona Moss-Morris, +5 authors Paul Little
- BMC gastroenterology
- 2010
BACKGROUND
IBS affects 10-22% of the UK population. Abdominal pain, bloating and altered bowel habit affect quality of life, social functioning and time off work. Current GP treatment relies on a… (More)
- Alice Sibelli, Trudie Chalder, Hazel A Everitt, Paul Workman, Sula S Windgassen, Rona Moss-Morris
- Psychological medicine
- 2016
BACKGROUND
It is well established that people with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) have higher levels of anxiety and depression compared with controls. However, the role of these as risk factors is… (More)
- Brjánn Ljótsson, Jeffrey M. Lackner, +4 authors Hazel A Everitt
- Journal of medical Internet research
- 2013
BACKGROUND
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has been shown to have positive effects on the management of irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) symptoms. A factorial pilot randomized placebo-controlled… (More)
- Hazel A Everitt, Rona Moss-Morris, +5 authors Paul Little
- BMC gastroenterology
- 2013
BACKGROUND
Many patients with IBS suffer on-going symptoms. The evidence base is poor for IBS drugs but they are widely prescribed and advised in Guidelines. Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) can… (More)