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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in Europe, and Science and Social Science Citation Indexwere searched from inception to January 2005 for published and unpublished studies in anylanguage.

2. Undertaking systematic reviews of research on effectiveness: CRD's guidance for carrying out or commissioning reviews - Centre for Reviews and Dissemination, University of York
In this document, the framework for carrying out systematicreviews is described in three stages: planning, reviewing anddisseminating.

3. Improving access to cost-effectiveness information for health care decision making:the NHS Economic Evaluation Database - Centre for Reviews and Dissemination, University of York
It provides details of how studies are identified for inclusion,criteria for inclusion/exclusion of studies, and the guidance that the Project has developed for reportingcritical abstracts of economic evaluations.

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.

5. A systematic review of the interventions for the prevention and treatment of obesity, and the maintenance of weight loss - Centre for Reviews and Dissemination, University of York
This review was commissioned by the Research and Development Division of theDepartment of Health to inform the work of the Nutrition Unit by identifying thecurrent state of knowledge of obesity, and to highlight future research needs.

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.

7. The effectiveness of interventions used in the treatment/management of chronic fatigue syndrome and/or myalgic encephalomyelitis in adults and children - Bagnall, A.; Whiting, P.; Wright, C.; Sowden, A.J.
BACKGROUND:Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) consists of a range of symptoms including fatigue,headaches, sleep disturbances, difficulties with concentration and muscle pain.

8. Predictors of delay in seeking medical help in patients with suspected heart attack, and interventions to reduce delay: A systematic review. - Hewitt, A.K.; Kainth, A.; Pattenden, J.; Sowden, A.; Duffy, S.; Watt, I.; Lewin, R.; Thompson, D.R.
Three differentcomponents are involved: patient decision time, transport time, and hospital time from admission totreatment.

9. Access to the online evidence base: a survey of the Northern and Yorkshire region - Wilson, P.; Glanville, J.; Watt, I.
AIMS: To assess the awareness and use of NHSnet within general practice and to investigate the presence of skills necessary to maximise the benefits of NHSnet connections.

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.

12. Systematic review of the clinical and cost effectiveness of ultrasound in screening for developmental dysplasia of the hip in newborns - Woolacott, N.; Puhan, M.A.; Misso, K.; Steurer, J.; Kleijnen, J.
OBJECTIVEThe objective of this research was to evaluate the effectiveness, clinical impact and costeffectivenessof ultrasound in screening of newborns for developmental dysplasia of the hip(DDH).

13. Diagnostic value of systematic prostate biopsy methods in the investigation for prostate cancer: a systematic review - Eichler, K.; Wilby, J.; Hempel, S.; Myers, L.; Kleijnen, J.
Schemes with 18 and more cores of the 5-region pattern showed the highest cancer yield (RPR 1.48;95%-CI 1.32-1.66).

14. Systematic review of barriers, modifiers and benefits involved in participation in cancer clinical trials - Fayter, D.; McDaid, C.; Ritchie, G.; Stirk, L.; Eastwood, A.
Potentially relevant reviews were identified, data extracted andquality assessed.

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.

16. The Effects on Waiting Times ofExpanding Provider Choice:evidence from a policy experiment - Dawson, D.; Gravelle, H.; Jacobs, R.; Martin, S.; Smith, P.C.
Long waiting times for inpatient treatment in the UK National Health Service have long been asource of great popular and political concern, and therefore a target for policy initiatives.

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).

18. Do the incentive payments in the new NHS contract for primary care reflect likely population health gains? - Fleetcroft, R.; Cookson, R.
Objective: The new contract for primary care in the UK offers fee-for-service payments for awide range of activities in a quality outcomes framework, with payments designed to reflectlikely workload.

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.

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