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Dr Kate Hackett
Dr Dennis Lendrem
Dr Clare Abley
Exploring medicines reconciliation in the emergency assessment unit: staff perceptions and actual waiting times.2020
Dr Ewan Hunter
Dr David Price
Dr Ina Schim van der Loeff
Dr Ken Baker
Dr Dennis Lendrem
et al.		First experience of COVID-19 screening of health-care workers in England2020
Dr Jessica Tarn
Dr Dennis Lendrem
Professor John Isaacs
In search of pathobiological endotypes: a systems approach to early rheumatoid arthritis2020
Dr Ken Baker
Benjamin Thompson
Dr Dennis Lendrem
Adam Scadeng
Dr Arthur Pratt
et al.		Lack of association between clinical and ultrasound measures of disease activity in rheumatoid arthritis remission2020
Dr Dennis Lendrem
Dr Clare Lendrem
Dr Arthur Pratt
Professor John Isaacs
Professor David Jones
et al.		Schrödinger's pipeline and the outsourcing of pharmaceutical innovation2020
Emmanuella Traianos
Dr James Locke
Dr Dennis Lendrem
Ben Hargreaves
Dr Jessica Tarn
et al.		Serum CXCL13 levels are associated with lymphoma risk and lymphoma occurrence in primary Sjögren’s syndrome2020
Dr Clare Lendrem
Dr Dennis Lendrem
Dr Arthur Pratt
Najib Naamane
Dr Peter McMeekin
et al.		Between a ROC and a hard place: Teaching prevalence plots to understand real world biomarker performance in the clinic2019
Dr Harold Fellermann
Dr Benjamin Shirt-Ediss
Dr Jurek Kozyra
Matt Linsley
Dr Dennis Lendrem
et al.		Design of experiments and the virtual PCR simulator: An online game for pharmaceutical scientists and biotechnologists2019
Dr Amy Anderson
Dr Nicola Maney
Dr Dennis Lendrem
Julie Diboll
Dr Philip Brown
et al.		Expression of STAT3-regulated genes in circulating CD4+ T cells discriminates rheumatoid arthritis independently of clinical parameters in early arthritis2019
Kristen Davies
Dr Kamran Mirza
Dr Jessica Tarn
Dr Nadia Howard-Tripp
Dr Dennis Lendrem
et al.		Fatigue in primary Sjögren’s syndrome (pSS) is associated with lower levels of proinflammatory cytokines: a validation study2019
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