Chan, David, Harris, Scott, Roderick, Paul, Brown, David, Patel, Praful
Abstract Background Dyspepsia is a common disorder in the community, with many patients referred for diagnostic gastroscopy by their General Practitioner (GP). The National Institute of Clinical...
McLernon, David J, Donnan, Peter T, Ryder, Stephen, Roderick, Paul, Sullivan, Frank M, Rosenberg, William, ...
Background. patients who present with abnormal liver function tests (LFTs) in primary care and no obvious symptoms can be difficult to manage. Objective. The objective is to follow-up a cohort of...
McLernon, David J, Donnan, Peter T, Ryder, Stephen, Roderick, Paul, Sullivan, Frank M, Rosenberg, William, ...
Background. patients who present with abnormal liver function tests (LFTs) in primary care and no obvious symptoms can be difficult to manage. Objective. The objective is to follow-up a cohort of...
McLernon, David J, Donnan, Peter T, Ryder, Stephen, Roderick, Paul, Sullivan, Frank M, Rosenberg, William, ...
Background. patients who present with abnormal liver function tests (LFTs) in primary care and no obvious symptoms can be difficult to manage. Objective. The objective is to follow-up a cohort of...
Survival of incident RRT patients in the UK (Chapter 12) (2007)
Ansell, David, Roderick, Paul, Udayaraj, Uday, Van Schalkwyk, Dirk, Tomson, Charlie
This analysis presents the survival of patients starting renal replacement therapy (RRT) in UK renal units (‘centres’), and includes an analysis of survival by centre. Data from 59 of the 70 UK...
Jones, Chris, Roderick, Paul, Harris, Scott, Rogerson, Mary
Background. The burden of chronic kidney disease (CKD) is high, but its natural history and the benefit of routine nephrology care is unclear. This study investigated the decline in kidney function...
Jones, Chris, Roderick, Paul, Harris, Scott, Rogerson, Mary
Background. The burden of chronic kidney disease (CKD) is high, but its natural history and the benefit of routine nephrology care is unclear. This study investigated the decline in kidney function...
Jones, Chris, Roderick, Paul, Harris, Scott, Rogerson, Mary
Background. The burden of chronic kidney disease (CKD) is high, but its natural history and the benefit of routine nephrology care is unclear. This study investigated the decline in kidney function...
Community hospitals: an under-recognized resource for palliative care (2004)
Payne, Sheila, Kerr, Chris, Hawker, Sheila, Seamark, David, Davis, Carol, Roberts, Helen, ...
In the UK there are concerns that, in certain groups of dying patients such as the old, those with non-cancer diagnoses and those in rural areas, the quality of care is unacceptably variable. There...
Butler, Janet A., Peveler, Robert C., Roderick, Paul, Smith, Peter W. F., Horne, Robert, Mason, Juan C.
Background. Non-adherence to immunosuppressants is a major cause of renal transplant failure. Interventions to improve adherence need to target modifiable risk factors. Methods. Adherence was...
Simulation model of renal replacement therapy: predicting future demand in England (2004)
Roderick, Paul, Davies, Ruth, Jones, Chris, Feest, Terry, Smith, Steve, Farrington, Ken
Background. The demand for renal replacement therapy (RRT) in England has risen steadily, although from a lower base than many other developed countries. Predicting the future demand for RRT and the...
Butler, Janet A., Peveler, Robert C., Roderick, Paul, Smith, Peter W. F., Horne, Robert, Mason, Juan C.
Background. Non-adherence to immunosuppressants is a major cause of renal transplant failure.Interventions to improve adherence need to target modifiable risk factors. Methods. Adherence was measured...
Late referral for end-stage renal disease: a region-wide survey in the south west of England (2002)
Roderick, Paul, Jones, Chris, Drey, Nick, Blakeley, Sara, Webster, Premila, Goddard, Jonathan, ...
Background. The proportion of patients referred for renal replacement therapy (RRT) at a late stage of disease appears to be similar to that first described nearly 20 years ago. This study...
Low, Joe, Smith, Alastair, George, Steve, Roderick, Paul, Davis, Carol
Background The objective of the study was to study the utilization of specialist clinical services for haematological malignancy in a defined patient population. Patients with haematological...
Late referral for end-stage renal disease: a region-wide survey in the south west of England (2002)
Roderick, Paul, Jones, Chris, Drey, Nick, Blakeley, Sara, Webster, Premila, Goddard, Jonathan, ...
Background. The proportion of patients referred for renal replacement therapy (RRT) at a late stage of disease appears to be similar to that first described nearly 20 years ago. This...
Hedger, Neil, Stevens, Judith, Drey, Nick, Walker, Sarah, Roderick, Paul
Background. The Wessex Renal Unit serves a large stable population (2.5 million). Pauci‐immune rapidly progressive glomerulonephritis (RPGN) is a frequent cause of acute...
Improving health outcomes - a review of case studies from English health authorities (1998)
McColl, Alastair, Gabbay, John, Roderick, Paul
We review a series of case studies from English health authorities that have tackled the assessment and improvement of health outcomes. We reflect their concerns and difficulties and the lessons they...
McColl, Alastair, Roderick, Paul, Cooper, Cyrus
Background We investigated the validity of routine hospital and mortality hip fracture data in one English Region and estimated trends in hip fracture between 1978–1981 and 1993–1995. Methods We...
Population screening in the NHS: a systematic pathway from evidence to policy formulation (1998)
Sherriff, Robert, Best, Lesley, Roderick, Paul
In 1994 the Chief Medical Officer of England set out a framework for the evaluation and implementation of national screening programmes in the National Health Service (NHS). The framework highlighted...