Populations and settings Blog Posts

• Oral cancer support needs are highly subjective and varied in severity across the cancer continuum

  17 Sep 2013

  • Derek Richards

  
• “Decision-makers need to think differently about how to commission long-term condition services” says study

  16 Sep 2013

  • Caroline De Brún

  
• Adherence therapy no more cost-effective than health education for people with schizophrenia

  16 Sep 2013

  • Christopher Sampson

  
• Maternal depression associated with reduced breastfeeding and premature delivery

  09 Sep 2013

  • Meg Fluharty

  
• CBT may prevent depression in at-risk children whose parents have a history of depression

  06 Sep 2013

  • Douglas Badenoch

  
• Psychiatric comorbidity increases the risk of premature mortality in epilepsy

  05 Sep 2013

  • Kirsten Lawson

  
• Limited evidence on the benefit of providing oral healthcare education to care home nurses on their attitude and their oral hygiene care skills

  04 Sep 2013

  • Derek Richards

  
• Can assessing and acting on quality of life scores improve patient satisfaction? New study concludes yes, but the results actually say no

  03 Sep 2013

  • Alex Langford

  
• Challenges in implementing personal health budgets: lessons for commissioners

  02 Sep 2013

  • Alison Turner

  
• UK survey finds that social firms may help with vocational recovery for people with mental illness

  02 Sep 2013

  • Liz Hughes