APEx Events
Upcoming Seminars
25th October Barney Dunn
Title: TBC
Room JS07 Smeall Building 12:00 - 14:00
2023 - hybrid
Wednesday 20th September 2023
Professor Chris Fox, Professor of Clinical Psychiatry, University of Exeter
Optimising Person-Centred Care: Addressing Sleep Disturbance in People Living With Dementia and Mild Cognitive Impairment
5th July
Dr Sarah Price, Senior Research Fellow, University of Exeter
Title: COVID-19 and recorded cancer incidence in the Clinical Practice Research Datalink: an interrupted time series analysis
Dr Sarah Moore, GP and Wellcome funded doctoral fellow, University of Exeter
Can we determine risk of cancer more accurately in symptomatic patients?
Wednesday 14th June 2023
Professor John Campbell - Professor of General Practice and Primary Care
Title: BRACE BRACE! Randomised trial of BCG vaccine to protect against Covid-19 in health workers.
Friday 12th May 2023
Professor Sheree Smith, PhD Director, Lung, Sleep and Heart Health Research Network, School of Nursing and Midwifery, Western Sydney University, Australia
Title: What are we really measuring with well validated, responsive and reproducible self-report quality of life measures in interventional studies?
Wednesday 17th May 2023
Professor Rupert Payne
Title: Too many medicines? Musings on prescribing in primary care.
Wed 15th March 2023
Professor Gary Abel, Dr Luke Mounce, Dr Bianca Wiering
“Initial findings from the SPOtting Cancer among Comorbidities (SPOCC) programme: mapping the disadvantages of multimorbidity in the cancer diagnostic process”
Wed 22nd Feb 2023
Dr Jo Butterworth
"Devlopment of a new shared decision-making intervention 'VOLITION' for older people living with multiple long-term conditions and GPs"
Thurs 2nd Feb 2023
Professor Umesh Kadam
Going Back to the Future: Evolving holism of multiplicity
2022 - hybrid
Wed 9th Nov 2022
Professor Krasimira Tsaneva-Atanasova
Personalised modelling for Precision Healthcare
Wed 12th Oct 2022
Professor Richard Neal
Innovations and interventions for detecting cancer earlier
Wed 28th Sept 2022
Professor Helen Dawes
Precision rehabilitation in primary care research: past, present, future
APEx SPCR Launch Event - Sandy Park - June 2022
Wed 30th March 2022
Professor Chema Valderas
Using patient/reported indicators of health system performance: development of the OECD PaRIS Survey for people with chronic conditions
SW SAPC 2022 - MARCH 10TH AND 11TH MARCH - HOSTED BY APEX ONLINE
Wed 16th February 2022
Dr Tani Martins
Exploring ethnic differences in primary care diagnosis of cancer
Dr Rosina Cross
Delivery fidelity of the REACT (REtirement in ACTion) physical activity and behaviour maintenance intervention for community dwelling older people with mobility limitations
Wed 26th January 2022
Professor Sallie Lamb
Preventing falls – what works?
2021 - online
Wed 17th November 2021
Dr Bethan Treadgold
Parents and carers’ views and experiences of eczema in the online world: a mixed-methods exploration (PhD)
Dr Jane Masoli
Blood pressure in older people and evidence for a post-hypertension syndrome
Wed 20th October 2021
Dr Anne-Marie Russell
Research capability and capacity: update on the NIHR 70@70 programme & Supported self-management in Interstitial Lung Disease
Wed 22nd September 2021
Dr Georgina Fletcher & Prof John Campbell
Whistle stop tour of the SPCR
Wed 23rd June 2021
Professor Sarah Dean
Promoting Adherence to Pelvic Floor Muscle Exercises for the prevention and treatment of incontinence – what could be done in primary care to support pelvic floor health for women across their life-course
Wed 12th May 2021
Dr Sam van Beurden
D:REACH-HF - Digitally adapting effective home-based cardiac rehabilitation for people living with heart failure
Dr Jess Bollen
REACT: Retirement in ACTion: A randomised controlled trial of a community-based physical activity intervention to prevent mobility-related disability for retired older people
Wed 24th March 2021
Dr Sam Merriel
Magnetic resonance imaging for prostate cancer diagnosis in primary care
Dr Sarah Moore
The impact of reducing referral thresholds for urgent cancer investigation in England
Wed 17th Feb 2021
Dr Chris Clark
Inter-arm blood pressure difference: what have we learnt over 25 years?
2020 - online
Wed 18th Nov
Prof David Halpin
Consultant Physician & Honorary Professor of Respiratory Medicine at The University of Exeter
“Reflections on 40 years in Research: From mice to NICE and beyond”
Wed 8th July
Dr Gary Abel
Senior Lecturer & Statistician
Primary Care, UEMS
The SPOtting Cancer among Comorbidities (SPOCC) programme.
Supporting clinical decision making in patients with symptoms of cancer and pre-existing conditions.
Wednesday 11 March
JS07 - Lunch, 12:30-13:00
EMS G18 - Seminar, 13:00-14:30
Professor Albert Mulley, MD, MPP & Margaret Mulley, Dartmouth Institute, New Hampshire, USA
"Primary care as the foundation for sustainable health systems: Making choices matter for health and wellbeing."
Wednesday 15 January
JS07
13.00-14.00
Professor Sue Richards, Professor of Primary Care Research, Leeds Institute of Health Sciences
"A primary care response to frailty: mind the (evidence) gap"
2019
Wednesday 11 December
JS07 Smeall
12.30 for 13.00-14.00
A new initiative: three journal articles up for discussion
1. Zeraatkar et al led by Dr Chris Clark
2. Minchin et al led by Professor John Campbell
3. Bohren et al led by Dr Emma Pitchforth
Wednesday 27 November
JS07 Smeall
12.30 for 13.00-14.00 Flyer JB GD Nov 19
Dr Jo Butterworth, NIHR Doctoral Research Fellow, UEMS
"Interventions for involving older patients with multimorbidity in decision-making during primary care consultations: A Cochrane systematic review" Abstract JB
AND
Grace Dibben, PhD student, UEMS
"Cardiac rehabilitation and physical activity levels in heart failure" Abstract GD
Wednesday 16 October
JS07 Smeall
13.00-14.00 Flyer CH Oct 19
Professor Claire Hulme, Professor of Health Economics, University of Exeter Medical School
"Challenges for economic evaluation when doing research with people with learning disabilities: The OK Diabetes Study" Abstract CH
Wednesday 18 Sept
JS07 Smeall
13.00-14.00 Flyer Stubbs
Dr Brendon Stubbs, Head of Physiotherapy, South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation trust and a clinical lecturer at the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience (IoPPN), King's College London Biog BS
"Physical activity and serious mental health conditions: evidence, mechanisms and implementation"
Monday 3 June
JS07 Smeall
13.00-14.00
Dr Zelalem Mengistu, Assistant Professor of Obstetrics & Gynaecology and Urogynaecologist, University of Gondar, Ethiopia
AND
Dr Emma Pitchforth, Senior Lecturer and Senior Research Fellow in Primary Care, CMH
"Women’s health in Ethiopia: doing more for women with pelvic floor disorders" Flyer ZMEP
Wednesday 15 May
JS07 Smeall, 14.00-15.00
Joint seminar with Exeter Clinical Trials Unit from 2.00-3.00 with refreshments from 1.30pm
Dr Ben Darlow, Department of Primary Health Care and General Practice, University of Otago, Wellington New Zealand
"The Low Back Pain in General Practice randomised trial and implementation study"
Wednesday 3 April
10.00-11.00
JS07 Smeall Flyer 3/4
Dr Mieke Rijken, Senior Researcher, Netherlands Institute for Health Services Research (NIVEL)
"Identifying persons with multimorbidity who are most in need of proactive person-centred care in general practice"
Tuesday 2 April 2019
2.00-3.00
JS07 Smeall Flyer CRUK
Dr Elizabeth Smethurst, Research Funding Manager, Early Detection Research, Cancer Research UK
"Early detection research at Cancer Research UK" Seminar slides
Wednesday 20 March
13.00-14.00
JS07 Smeall Flyer 20/3
Dr Sarah Walker, Research Fellow, UEMS
“Exercise Training for Chronic Heart Failure (ExTraMATCH II): Our experience of performing an Individual Participant Data Meta-Analysis”
AND Ellie Williams, BCLinSci student, UEMS
“Completing a systematic review summarising screening tools used to predict physical frailty in adults aged 65 years and over. A dissertation project”
Friday 8 February
13.00-14.00
JS07 Smeall Flyer RMcM
Professor Richard McManus, Professor of Primary Care Research, University of Oxford
“Should clinicians measure blood pressure in 2019?” Abstract McManus
Tuesday 22 January
13.00-14.00
G18 St Luke's Flyer 22 Jan
Professor Helen Stokes-Lampard, Chair of the Royal College of General Practitioners
A future vision for general practice Abstract HSL
2018
Wednesday 28 November
13.00-14.00 - joint seminar
JS07 Smeall Flyer 28 Nov
Judit Konya, Academic Clinical Fellow UEMS
Exploring the role of peer-led group-based interventions in the care of adult sexual abuse survivors
and Sinead McDonagh, Research Fellow UEMS
To beet or not to beet? That is the question - a brief review of dietary nitrate as a potential ergogenic and therapeutic aid
Wednesday 31 October
13.00-14.00
JS07 Smeall Flyer 31 Oct
Professor Willie Hamilton, Professor of Primary Care Diagnostics (DISCO), and Dr Raff Calitri, Trial Manager, UEMS
"Cancer diagnostic trials in primary care - ECASS and ERICA" Abstract 31 Oct 18
Wednesday 26 September
JS07 Smeall Building
Workshop: Measuring patient safety in general practice: the NIHR Patient Safety Toolkit Project and related initiatives Patient Safety flyer Co-organised by APEx, SW AHSN and RCGP Tamar Faculty
Registration and coffee 08.40 Workshop programme
Wednesday 26 September
JS07 Smeall
13.00-14.00 Flyer AA
Professor Tony Avery, Dean and Head of School of Medicine, University of Nottingham
"Making a difference with your research: towards improving patient safety in primary care"
Thursday 5 July 2018
Barbara Starfield Lecture, Professor Jeannie Haggerty
"Continuity of care and the new normal of multimorbidity in primary care: appreciating and extending Barbara Starfield’s notion of longitudinal person-focused care"
Watch the video.
Professor Haggerty’s domain of research is the measure of patient experience of patient-centred healthcare and measurement of access and continuity, and how these measures relate to changes in organisational and professional practices.
Professor Haggerty recalls that Barbara Starfield proposed that while continuity of care is an attribute of good healthcare, it is uniquely expressed and valued in primary care as person-focused care over time, or longitudinality. So continuity in primary care has become virtually synonymous with establishing a therapeutic relationship with the patient and is often indicated by the extent to which a patient concentrates care in their GP. However, as it has become the norm for older adults to have two or more chronic conditions, so being seen by multiple clinicians and having multiple treatment plans has also become the norm. Her talk will summarise research on what patients say about the challenge of managing multiple conditions and seeing multiple providers and present why and how we need to expand the notion of continuity of care to include other clinicians, while underlying the value of person-focused care over time.
Wednesday 27 June
JS07 Smeall Building, St Luke's Exeter
10.30-11.30
Professor David Thompson, Professor of Nursing, Queen's University Belfast Bio DRT
Psychosocial interventions in cardiovascular disease Abstract DRT
Wednesday 20 June
JS07, Smeall Building, St Luke's Exeter (video conferencing to F083 Knowledge Spa)
13.00-14.00 Flyer JS
Dr Jane Smith, Senior Lecturer in Primary Care, UEMS
Dr Leon Poltawski and Rachel Winder, Research Fellows for ARRISA-UK study, UEMS
The At-Risk Registers Intergrated into primary care to Stop Asthma crises in the UK (ARRISA-UK) trial: progress and plans for future work
Wednesday 9 May
JS07, Smeall Building, St Luke's Exeter (video conferencing to F083 Knowledge Spa)
13.00-14.00 Flyer CD
Professor Chris Dickens, Professor of Psychological Medicine, UEMS
Why do people with long-term conditions get depression: unpicking the neurocognitive mechanisms Abstract CD
Wednesday 4 April 2018
JS07, Smeall Building, St Luke's Exeter (video conferencing to F083 Knowledge Spa)
13.00-14.00 Flyer DK
Dr David Kessler, Reader in Primary Care, Bristol Medical School
A randomised trial of the addition of mirtazipine for patients with depression in primary care who have not responded to antidepressant treatment Abstract DK
Wednesday 21 March 2018
JS07, Smeall Building, St Luke's Exeter (NO VC to Truro)
13.00-14.00 Flyer LM & AP
Dr Luke Mounce, UEMS Research Fellow (DISCO)
SPOtting Cancer among comorbidities (SPOC): do pre-existing conditions delay diagnosis of cancer? Abstract LM
&
Antoinette Davey, Researcher and PhD student (HSPRG)
Time-dependent variation for PRO measurements in patients with chronic health conditions: a systematic scoping review Abstract AD
Wednesday 21 February 2018
JS07 Smeall Building, St Luke's Exeter
13.00-14.00 Flyer EP
Dr Emma Pitchforth, Senior Research Fellow in Primary Care, UEMS
Community-based social innovations for healthy ageing: evidence from middle income countries Abstract EP
Wednesday 10 January 2018
JS07, Smeall Building, St Luke's Exeter (with video link to F083)
13.00-14.00 Flyer TM
Tim Malone (1), Niall Macleod (2), Andrew Gunther (3)
1. NHS Research Fellow, RD&E; 2. GP, Exeter; 3. Senior Planning & Public Health Officer, Torbay Council. All NHS England/Public Health England Sustainability and Health Ambassadors for Devon
"It's the sustainability, stupid!" - why health and social care need a new snowclone to survive
2017
Wednesday 6 December 2017
JS07, Smeall Building, St Luke's Exeter (with video link to F083)
13.00-14.00 pm Flyer Ford
Dr Joe Ford, Postdoctoral Research Associate, UEMS with Professor Rose McCabe and Professor Katrina Wyatt, UEMS Bio Ford
Mental health in GP/patient consultations Abstract Ford
Wednesday 15 November 2017 13.00-14.00
JS07 Smeall Flyer 15 Nov
Dr Tim Holt PhD MRCP FRCGP, Senior Clinical Research Fellow, University of Oxford Biog TH
Overcoming barriers to anticoagulant uptake in atrial fibrillation: lessons from the AURAS-AF trial
Wednesday 18 October 2017 13.00-14.00
JS07 Smeall
Sam van Beurden, UEMS Researcher
The ImpulsePal: An app a day keeps the cravings at bay
and
Jeff Lambert, UEMS Researcher
The pilot evaluation of a web-based intervention for physical activity and depression Abstract JL
Friday 29 September 2017
13.30-14.30
JS07 Smeall Flyer RL
Dr Richard Lehman, Honorary Senior Research Fellow, University of Birmingham Bio RL
Sharing Medicine Abstract RL
Friday 15 September 2017
13.00-14.00
JS07, Smeall
Alison Marsh, Resarch Programme Manager, Clinical Innovation and Research, Royal College of General Practitioners
Wednesday 14 June 2017
12.00-13.00
JS07, Smeall
Jaheeda Gangannagaripalli, Researcher, Health Services & Policy Research, UEMS Biog
Exploring the safety of an electronic prescribing system in an Intensive Care Unit: A mixed methods approach Abstract JG
&
Jonathan Evans MRCS, MD Student, Health Services & Policy Research, UEMS & Orthopaedic Registrar J Evans biog
Optimising Interventional Treatment of Tennis Elbow J Evans abstract
Wednesday 24 May 2017
13.00-14.00
JS07 Flyer JC
Professor John Campbell, Professor of General Practice and Primary Care, UEMS & Director of APEx Biog JC
Calling time on the consultation Abstract JC
Wednesday 26 April 2017
13.00-14.00
NC12 Flyer
Professor Clive Ballard, Pro-Vice-Chancellor and Executive Dean
Dementia: Prevention, Treatment and Care Abstract Flyer
Wednesday 15 March 2017
13.00-14.00 Flyer SLP
Assoc Prof Philip Evans, Dr Kate Sidaway-Lee and Sir Denis Pereira Gray, St Leonard's Research Practice, Exeter Biogs SLP
Continuity - is it the key to care? Abstract SLP
Wednesday 22 February 2017
13.00-14.00 Flyer
Assoc Prof Colin Greaves and Dr Jane Smith, UEMS researchers Biogs
The Community-based Prevention of Diabetes (ComPoD) randomised, waiting list controlled trial of a voluntary sector-led diabetes prevention programme Abstract
Wednesday 18 January 2017 Flyer2
13.30-14.30
Dr Rupert Payne, Consultant Senior Lecturer in Primary Care, University of Bristol
Polypharmacy - a necessary evil? Biog & abstract
18 January 2018
Professor Amanda Howe OBE
"Evidence, advocacy and resourcing – can global general practice meet the challenge of universal health coverage?"
Professor Amanda Howe delivered her Starfield Lecture on . She used her global experience as President of WONCA to reflect on the need both for updated evidence on the impacts of investment in primary care, and the need to use smart arguments to persuade governments to invest in the modern medical workforce for effective health care. The lecture was video recorded. Flyer
Professor Howe trained in Cambridge, London and then Sheffield (1973-1980). Following vocational training, she developed both her GP and academic careers in Sheffield before moving to become the inaugural Chair in Primary Care in the foundation team for the new Norwich Medical School at the University of East Anglia in 2001. She was Course Director during the GMC accreditation process for the new course from 2004-2008, then was also an RCGP Officer 2009-2015. In 2013 she was elected to the Executive of the World Organization of Family Doctors , where she is now President (2016-2018, see www.globalfamilydoctor.com ), while retaining academic and clinical general practice. The last role has brought her into strategic involvement with many major policy units worldwide, including the Robert Graham Center where she has been a keynote speaker for two ‘Starfield Summits’. In April 2018 she was apointed Chair of the International Advisory Group on Primary Health Care for Universal Health Coverage.
2016
Starfield Lecture, Professor Martin Roland CBE
"The Future of Primary Care"
Professor Roland trained in Medicine at the University of Oxford. Following vocational training, he worked in London and Cambridge before moving to the Chair in General Practice in the University of Manchester in 1992. He moved to the inaugural Chair of Health Services Research in the University of Cambridge in 2009. Professor Roland was a practising GP from 1979 to 2014.
In 2015, Professor Martin Roland chaired a government commission to identify models of primary care that would meet the future needs of the NHS. In this lecture he described how British general practice could once again become the envy of the world.
Wednesday 14 Dec 2016
13.00-14.00 Flyer
Dr David Llewellyn, UEMS Biog
Identifying patients with dementia: from clinical judgement and simple tests to precision medicine Abstract
Wednesday 30 November 2016
13.00-15.30 Flyer
Professor Marc N Elliott PhD, Senior Principal Researcher, RAND & Dr Gary Abel PhD, Senior Lecturer, UEMS Biogs
"Handling patient survey data in healthcare - massaging the data or sound practice?"
Wednesday 16 November 2016
13.00-14.00 Flyer
Dr Leon Poltawski and Associate Professor Colin Greaves, UEMS Biogs CG LP
Getting to grips with the psychology of weight management: lessons learned from developing and delivering the SkiM (Skills for weight loss and Maintenance) intervention Abstract
Wednesday 9 November 2016
13.00-14.00 Flyer
Dr Gary Abel, UEMS Biog
Diagnostic activity indicators for cancer in primary care Abstract
Wednesday 2 November 2016
10.00-11.30
Dr Tove A Hanssen, Honorary Research Fellow, Complex Inverventions Research Group, UEMS
Patient-Reported Outcomes (PROs) in clinical trials - an introduction
Wednesday 12 October 2016
1.00-2.00
Providing psychological care in cardiac rehabilitation settings: a tale of two halves. Findings from an updated Cochrane review, and NIHR HTA funded pilot study ‘CADENCE’
Wednesday 14 September 2016
1.30-2.30 Flyer
Professor Paul Little, Professor of Primary Care Research, University of Southampton Biog
Nepal, Ivan Illich, and flesh-eating killer bugs: the journey of a clinical researcher
Wednesday 22 June 2016
10.30-11.30 Flyer
Dr Ian Porter Biog
"Using Patient-Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) for the routine management of multimorbidity in primary care: results of a feasibility study" Abstract
&
Dr Charlotte Bramwell
"Multimorbidity - models of care" Bio CB
Thursday 2 June 2016
12.30-13.30
Dr Evan Kontopantelis
"Primary Care Databases: challenges with analysing electronic health records"
Friday 29 April 2016
13.00 Flyer
Dr Alex Harding Bio AH
"How do medical students learn technical proficiency on hospital placements? The role of learning networks" Abstract AH
Wednesday 20 April 2016
13.00 Flyer
Dr Joanne Reeve Biog
"OPTIcare - applying a science of generalism to tackling problematic polypharmacy" Abstract
Wednesday 6 April 2016
13.00 Flyer - Gibbons
"Transforming patient-reported outcome assessment: the role of adaptive tests and tailored feedback" Abstract CG
Wednesday 23 March 2016
13.00
Amy Backhouse Biog
"Key components in models of community-based interventions coordinating care in dementia: a mixed studies systematic review" Abstract
&
Sarah Price Biog
"The Clinical Practice Research Datalink: how much symptom information is lost in the free text" Abstract
24 February 2016
13.00 Flyer
"Patient feedback: useful in transforming primary care?" Abstract
Wednesday 20 January 2016
13.00 Flyer
"Integrating service design, evaluation and research: a strategy to improve person centred coordinated care" Abstract
2015
Wednesday 2 December 2015
13.00 Flyer
Professor Lyne Cloutier
"Nursing research in hypertension: a Canadian perspective" Abstract
Wednesday 25 November 2015
13.00
Dr Ian Porter Biog POSTPONED TO FUTURE DATE
"Using Patient Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) for the routine management of multimorbidity in primary care: Results of a feasibility study" Abstract
&
Dr Caroline Jenkinson & Mary Carter Biog
“The MIR Trial: lessons learned from conducting a CTIMP in general practices” Abstract
Tuesday 17 November
13.00
Dr James Sheppard JS
"Blood pressure measurement in the GP's office: Is it a complete waste of time?"
Wednesday 21 October
Professor Rod Taylor, Professor of Health Services Research, UEMS Biog
"The role and evidence base for primary care in the provision of cardiac rehabilitation and secondary prevention services" Abstract
29 September 2015
Starfield Lecture, Professor Sir Denis Pereira Gray OBE
"General Practice: An Independent Discipline"
The inaugural lecture was given by Sir Denis Pereira Gray OBE HonDSc FRCP FRCGP FMedSci with the title "General Practice: An Independent Discipline".
Sir Denis Pereira Gray worked as a general practitioner for 38 years in the St Leonard’s Medical Practice Exeter, following his father and grandfather. He was President of the Cambridge University Chess Club and has been awarded the gold medal of the Hunterian Society, London, the gold medal of the Royal Institute of Public Health, and honorary doctorates by three British universities.
The lecture was published in the British Journal of General Practice Open: "Towards research-based learning outcomes for general practice in medical schools: Inaugural Barbara Starfield Memorial Lecture"
Thursday 17 September
Professor Chris Salisbury, Professor of Primary Health Care, University of Bristol Biog
"Multimorbidity: Re-designing health care for the people who use it" Abstract
Wed 24 June
Sarah Bailey
"Thrombocytosis: an important marker of cancer in primary care?" &
Dr Lindsey Anderson Biog
"Cochrane cardiac rehabilitation reviews - working with Cochrane: lessons learned"
Wed 20 May,
"The challenges of integrating primary care for people with physical and psychological health problems" Abstract
Wed 15 April Flyer
Professor Chris Hyde, Dr Bijay Vaidya (Consultant Physician, RD&E) Biog and the UNTEST team
"Ordering of thyroid function tests in primary care - is six-fold variation too much and should we do anything about it?" Abstract
Wed 25 March, 13.30-14.30,
Flyer
Professor Richard Byng Biog
"Complex interventions for complex problems: from offenders to multimorbidity, developing and evaluating innovative models of care" Abstract
Wed 25 February
"'You've got Alzheimer's Disease' - delivering a diagnosis of dementia" Abstract
& Jenny Wingham - Biog
"Including caregivers in designing a home-based intervention for heart failure management: what do they need?" Abstract
Wed 28 January
Professor Victor Aboyans Biog
"Ankle-Brachial Index, the most ubiquitary marker of atherosclerosis and cardiovascular risk: 45 years of research" Slides
2014
Tue 24 June
Presentations to SAPC, Edinburgh Primary Care SAPC Presentations Edinburgh 2014
Fri 23 May
Professor Jose Valderas
“Using patient reported outcome measures in Primary Care: evidence and challenges”
Fri 18 July
Marc Elliott
Ethnic differences in clinical quality of care in the US Biog& Marc Elliott CV
Mon 22 Sep
Professor David Mant "Producing evidence that helps" David Mant Seminar precis and David Mant biography
Wed 22 October
"(How) can GPs improve cancer outcomes?" Abstractand Biog
Wed 3 December
"Weight loss maintenance: a qualitative synthesis and implications for interventions" Abstract and Biog
2. Dr Luke Mounce "Impact of multi-morbidity and clinical complexity on the quality and safety of Primary Care in England: Development of a protocol" Biog