Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust: Recent submissions
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Expression of phosphatase and tensin homologue in imprint smears of endometrial carcinoma
(2018)OBJECTIVE: The aims of this study were to determine the expression of phosphatase and tensin homologue (PTEN) in endometrial adenocarcinomas (as a potential prognostic indicator before treatment) in imprint smears and to ... -
Multi-centre Randomised Controlled Trial of a Smartphone-based Event Recorder Alongside Standard Care Versus Standard Care for Patients Presenting to the Emergency Department with Palpitations and Pre-syncope: The IPED (Investigation of Palpitations in the ED) study
(2019)Background: Patients with palpitations and pre-syncope commonly present to Emergency Departments (EDs) but underlying rhythm diagnosis is often not possible during the initial presentation. This trial compares the ... -
Dedicated peri-operative pathway improved day case discharge rate for anterior cruciate ligament reconstructions
(2019)The authors proposed that a well-developed peri-operative pathway for anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstructions improve day case discharge rate with high patient satisfaction. A prospective observational study was ... -
Diagnosis, presentation and initial severity of Autoimmune Hepatitis (AIH) in patients attending 28 hospitals in the UK
(2018)BACKGROUND & AIMS: There is limited information regarding patients with AIH outside relatively few large centres. We describe here the presenting features of patients with AIH, collected as part of an audit involving 28 ... -
Assessing the Non-Cognitive Domains
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Assessing the Patient Perspective
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Development of a Problem-based learning (PBL) approach to facilitate the acquisition of statistics knowledge by non-statistics undergraduates: a case study in medical education
(2011)Doctors need statistical skills. These skills matter for interpreting research data critically and for understanding and explaining statistical information to patients. However, historically statistical teaching and ... -
Assessing Doctors' Performance: judging what matters well
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Workplace-based assessment
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Improving the quality of outpatient clinic letters using the Sheffield Assessment Instrument for Letters (SAIL)
(2004)AIM: To improve the quality of outpatient letters used as communication between hospital and primary care doctors. METHODS: On 2 separate occasions, 15 unselected outpatient letters written by each of 7 hospital ... -
Doctors' consultations with children and their parents: a model of competencies, outcomes and confounding influences
(2005)CONTEXT: The clinical consultation is an important aspect of the doctor's role. However, there is a particular shortage of methods for assessing its quality, and its complexity makes it a considerable assessment ... -
Children and their parents assessing the doctor-patient interaction: a rating system for doctors' communication skills
(2005)CONTEXT: Only a patient and his or her family can judge many of the most important aspects of the doctor-patient interaction. This study evaluates the feasibility and reliability of children and their families assessing ... -
The reliability and validity of a matrix to assess the completed reflective personal development plans of general practitioners
(2006)INTRODUCTION: We wished to determine whether assessors could make reliable and valid judgements about the quality of completed reflective personal development plans (PDPs) for the purpose of accrediting UK general practitioners ... -
'I'm pickin' up good regressions': the governance of generalisability analyses
(2007)CONTEXT: Investigators applying generalisability theory to educational research and evaluation have sometimes done so poorly. The main difficulties have related to: inadequate or non-random sampling of effects, dealing ... -
Can a district hospital assess its doctors for re-licensure?
(2008)CONTEXT: The Chief Medical Officer's recommendations on medical regulation in the UK suggest that National Health Service (NHS) trusts should assess their doctors and confirm whether they remain fit to practise ...