Publications by category
Books
DANIELS (2016).
Mrcgp Akt 1001 Questions Answers.Abstract:
Mrcgp Akt 1001 Questions Answers
Abstract.
Daniels R (2007).
Nmrcgp Practice Papers Applied Knowledge Test., PasTest Ltd.
Abstract:
Nmrcgp Practice Papers Applied Knowledge Test
Abstract.
Daniels R, Neumegen G, Acheson P (2002).
Practice Papers for the Mrcgp Written Paper.Abstract:
Practice Papers for the Mrcgp Written Paper
Abstract.
Journal articles
Daniels R, Harding A, Smith JR, Gomez-Cano M (2020). Development and validation of a tool to measure belongingness as a proxy for participation in undergraduate clinical learning.
Education for Primary Care,
31(5), 311-317.
Full text.
Daniels R, mukaara B, Ngenzi J (2017). Telemedicine as a tool to improve access to specialist healthcare for ENT outpatients in rural Rwanda: pilot project. East African Medical Journal, 93, 565-566.
Daniels RJ (2011). It's not their fault. BMJ, 343
Daniels RJ (2001). It is too easy to blame only the patient. BMJ, 323(7303).
Daniels RJ (1998). Serotonin syndrome due to venlafaxine overdose.
Emergency Medicine Journal,
15(5), 333-334.
Abstract:
Serotonin syndrome due to venlafaxine overdose
A case is presented of serotonin syndrome after deliberate overdose of the antidepressant venlafaxine. The mechanism, diagnosis, and management of this disorder is discussed.
Abstract.
Daniels RJ, Fulcher RA (1997). An unusual cause of rib fracture following a road traffic accident.
Emergency Medicine Journal,
14(2), 113-114.
Abstract:
An unusual cause of rib fracture following a road traffic accident
A case is presented which is thought to be the first described example of rib fracture occurring as a result of airbag inflation. It would appear that the propellant cartridge came loose during deployment to form a missile, striking the patient on his chest and fracturing a rib.
Abstract.
Cooper P, Guderian R, Paredes W, Daniels R, Perera D, Espinel M, Valdez M, Griffin G (1996). Bartonellosis in Zamora Chinchipe province in Ecuador.
Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg,
90(3), 241-243.
Abstract:
Bartonellosis in Zamora Chinchipe province in Ecuador.
Human bartonellosis was investigated in the Ecuadorian province of Zamora Chinchipe; 17 cases were identified retrospectively from hospital records over the period 1984-1995, mostly from 6 communities in the provincial district of Zumba. A questionnaire concerning risk factors for disease transmission was administered in these 6 communities. Blood samples were taken from individuals with current febrile illnesses or skin lesions suggestive of bartonellosis. Samples for detection of Bartonella bacilliformis were also taken from all school-age children in communities where historical cases had been identified by questionnaire. No bacteriologically positive case was identified and no evidence of asymptomatic infection was detected. Risk factors for disease transmission, identified by the questionnaire, included the presence of sick or dying chickens and guinea-pigs. It was suggested that bartonellosis is a zoonosis with wild animals, probably rodents, as the reservoir. The widespread use of residual insecticides and the easy availability of antibiotics is likely to have modified the epidemiology of this disease over the last decade.
Abstract.
Author URL.
Publications by year
2020
Daniels R, Harding A, Smith JR, Gomez-Cano M (2020). Development and validation of a tool to measure belongingness as a proxy for participation in undergraduate clinical learning.
Education for Primary Care,
31(5), 311-317.
Full text.
2017
Daniels R, mukaara B, Ngenzi J (2017). Telemedicine as a tool to improve access to specialist healthcare for ENT outpatients in rural Rwanda: pilot project. East African Medical Journal, 93, 565-566.
2016
DANIELS (2016).
Mrcgp Akt 1001 Questions Answers.Abstract:
Mrcgp Akt 1001 Questions Answers
Abstract.
2011
Daniels RJ (2011). It's not their fault. BMJ, 343
Daniels R (2011). My life as a heartsink patient: living with chronic pain. BJGP 2011;61:75.
2007
Daniels R (2007).
Nmrcgp Practice Papers Applied Knowledge Test., PasTest Ltd.
Abstract:
Nmrcgp Practice Papers Applied Knowledge Test
Abstract.
2002
Daniels R, Neumegen G, Acheson P (2002).
Practice Papers for the Mrcgp Written Paper.Abstract:
Practice Papers for the Mrcgp Written Paper
Abstract.
2001
Daniels RJ (2001). It is too easy to blame only the patient. BMJ, 323(7303).
1998
Daniels RJ (1998). Serotonin syndrome due to venlafaxine overdose.
Emergency Medicine Journal,
15(5), 333-334.
Abstract:
Serotonin syndrome due to venlafaxine overdose
A case is presented of serotonin syndrome after deliberate overdose of the antidepressant venlafaxine. The mechanism, diagnosis, and management of this disorder is discussed.
Abstract.
1997
Daniels RJ, Fulcher RA (1997). An unusual cause of rib fracture following a road traffic accident.
Emergency Medicine Journal,
14(2), 113-114.
Abstract:
An unusual cause of rib fracture following a road traffic accident
A case is presented which is thought to be the first described example of rib fracture occurring as a result of airbag inflation. It would appear that the propellant cartridge came loose during deployment to form a missile, striking the patient on his chest and fracturing a rib.
Abstract.
1996
Cooper P, Guderian R, Paredes W, Daniels R, Perera D, Espinel M, Valdez M, Griffin G (1996). Bartonellosis in Zamora Chinchipe province in Ecuador.
Trans R Soc Trop Med Hyg,
90(3), 241-243.
Abstract:
Bartonellosis in Zamora Chinchipe province in Ecuador.
Human bartonellosis was investigated in the Ecuadorian province of Zamora Chinchipe; 17 cases were identified retrospectively from hospital records over the period 1984-1995, mostly from 6 communities in the provincial district of Zumba. A questionnaire concerning risk factors for disease transmission was administered in these 6 communities. Blood samples were taken from individuals with current febrile illnesses or skin lesions suggestive of bartonellosis. Samples for detection of Bartonella bacilliformis were also taken from all school-age children in communities where historical cases had been identified by questionnaire. No bacteriologically positive case was identified and no evidence of asymptomatic infection was detected. Risk factors for disease transmission, identified by the questionnaire, included the presence of sick or dying chickens and guinea-pigs. It was suggested that bartonellosis is a zoonosis with wild animals, probably rodents, as the reservoir. The widespread use of residual insecticides and the easy availability of antibiotics is likely to have modified the epidemiology of this disease over the last decade.
Abstract.
Author URL.
