White Rose Research Online (3.210 recursos) Este es el repositorio institucional de tres universidades del Reino Unido (York, Leeds y Sheffield), creado con el apoyo de SHERPA. Proporciona acceso a los artículos de investigación de las instituciones.
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1. Systematic review of interventions to increaseparticipation of cancer patients in randomisedcontrolled trials - McDaid, C.; Hodges, Z.; Fayter, D.; Stirk, L.; Eastwood, A. MethodsFifteen electronic databases including MEDLINE, EMBASE, PsycINFO, and System forInformation and Grey Literature in Europe, and Science and Social Science Citation Indexwere searched from inception to January 2005 for published and unpublished studies in anylanguage.
4. A pilot study of 'Informed Choice' leaflets on positions in labour and routine ultrasound - Centre for Reviews and Dissemination, University of York The Midwives's Information and Resource Service (MIDIRS) and the Centre for Reviews and Dissemination (CRD) have developed a set of 'Informed Choice' leaflets for pregnant women and for professionals which they wish to evaluate.
6. Fluoridation of Drinking Water: a systematic review of its efficacy and safety - McDonagh, M.; Whiting, P.; Bradley, M.; Cooper, J.; Sutton, A.; Chestnutt, I.; Misso, K.; Wilson, P.; Treasure, E.; Kleijnen, J. Overall, the aim has been to assess the evidence on the positive and negative effects of populationwide drinking water fluoridation strategies to prevent caries.
10. Scoping review of sabotage and/or tampering in the NHS - Bagnall, A.; Wilby, J.; Glanville, J.; Sowden, A. A scoping review on sabotage or tampering (within the NHS) with intent to injure was commissionedby the National Patient Safety Agency (NPSA).
11. A systematic review of cancer waiting time audits - Lewis, R.; Collins, R.; Flynn, A.; Dean, M.E.; Myers, L.; Wilson, P.; Eastwood, A. OBJECTIVE: To assess the implementation and effectiveness of the two-week waiting timepolicy for cancer referrals and to inform a review of the cancer referral guidelines by NICE.
15. Systematic review of interventions to increase participation of cancer patients in randomised controlled trials - McDaid, C.; Hodges, Z.; Fayter, D.; Stirk, L.; Eastwood, A. METHODSFifteen electronic databases including MEDLINE, EMBASE, PsycINFO, and System forInformation and Grey Literature in Europe, and Science and Social Science Citation Indexwere searched from inception to January 2005 for published and unpublished studies in anylanguage.
17. Description of the benefit catalogue, England - Mason, A.R.; Smith, P.C. [FIRST PARAGRAPHS]The legal framework, within which the National Health Service (NHS) operates, impacts on all sixcategories of the International Classification for Health Accounts (ICHA).
19. The value of implementation and the value of information: combined and uneven development - Fenwick, E.; Claxton, K.; Sculpher, M. Aim: In a budget constrained healthcare system the decision to invest in strategies toimprove the implementation of cost-effective technologies must be made alongside decisionsregarding investment in the technologies themselves and investment in further research.
20. Developing new approaches to measuring NHS outputs and productivity - Dawson, D.; Gravelle, H.; O'Mahony, M.; Street, A.; Weale, M.; Castelli, A.; Jacobs, R.; Kind, P.; Loveridge, P.; Martin, S.; Stevens, P.; Stokes, L. [FIRST PARAGRAPHS]In March 2004 the Department of Health commissioned a research team from theCentre for Health Economics at the University of York and the National Institute forEconomic and Social Research to develop new approaches to measuring NHS outputsand productivity.