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Denise Howel
Dr Suzanne Moffatt
Dr Katie Haighton
Andrew Bryant
Dr Frauke Becker
et al.		Does domiciliary welfare rights advice improve health-related quality of life in independent-living, socio-economically disadvantaged people aged ≥60 years? Randomised controlled trial, economic and process evaluations in the North East of England.2019
Dr Katie Haighton
Dr Suzanne Moffatt
Denise Howel
Dr Mel Steer
Dr Frauke Becker
et al.		Randomised controlled trial with economic and process evaluations of domiciliary welfare rights advice for socioeconomically disadvantaged older people recruited via primary health care (the Do-Well study)2019
Dr Katie Haighton
Dr Amy O'Donnell
Dr Graeme Wilson
‘I take my tablets with the whiskey’: A qualitative study of alcohol and medication use in mid to later life2018
Dr Katie Haighton
Development of an exergame to deliver a sustained dose of high-intensity training: Formative pilot randomized trial2018
Dr Katie Haighton
Interventions to reduce the negative effects of alcohol consumption in older adults: a systematic review2018
Dr Lorraine McSweeney
Professor Janet Wilson
Dr Scott Wilkes
Dr Katie Haighton
Is Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network guidance for GP management of tonsillitis suitable? A qualitative study2018
Dr Lorraine McSweeney
Dr Suzanne Spence
Dr Wendy Wrieden
Dr Katie Haighton
Parental perceptions of onsite hospital food outlets in a large hospital in the North East of England: A qualitative interview study2018
Dr Lorraine McSweeney
Dr Suzanne Spence
Dr Wendy Wrieden
Dr Katie Haighton
Parental perceptions of on-site hospital food outlets: A qualitative interview study2018
Dr Christopher Snowden
Dr Ellen Lynch
Dr Leah Avery
Craig Gerrand
Dr Eilish Gilvarry
et al.		Preoperative Behavioural Intervention versus standard care to Reduce Drinking before elective orthopaedic Surgery (PRE-OP BIRDS): Protocol for a multicentre pilot randomised controlled trial2018
Dr Amy O'Donnell
Professor Eileen Kaner
Dr Caroline Shaw
Dr Katie Haighton
Primary care physicians' attitudes to the adoption of electronic medical records: a systematic review and evidence synthesis using the clinical adoption framework2018
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