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Consultant GP-led team-based continuity: a vision for sustainable primary care

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By Alastair D Hay
| BJGP (British Journal of General Practice) Verified
It is often said that the NHS can deliver only two of the following: access; continuity of care; and low cost. Given that most UK citizens support the founding NHS principle of ‘free at the point of delivery’,1 how do we deliver access and continuity?2 This Editorial outlines a vision for how access and continuity could be provided within existing resources.
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Rapid Respiratory Microbiological Point-of-Care Testing and Antibiotic Use in Primary Care : A Randomized Clinical Trial

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By Alastair D Hay, Samantha Elizabeth Abbs, Matthew J Ridd, Stephen Granier, J. Athene Lane, Peter Muir, Jodi Taylor, Grace Young, Kathy Eastwood, Lynne Bradshaw, Rebecca Clarke, Emma Bridgeman, Emily Brown, Hannah V Thornton, Paul Mitchell, Liang Zhu, Lucy Yardley, Chris Metcalfe, Hayley Dash, Mandy Lui, Rachel C. M. Brierley
| JAMA Network Verified
Rapid Respiratory Microbiological Point-of-Care Testing and Antibiotic Use in Primary Care: A Randomized Clinical Trial Supplement 1. Trial Protocol and Statistical Analysis Plan Supplement 2. eFigure 1. Study procedures eAppendix 1. Trial diary (adult) eAppendix 2. Trial diary (child) eAppendix 3. Interpreting BioFire results: information for clinicians eFigure 2. Kaplan-Meier curve of moderately bad, or worse symptom duration by group eFigure 4.
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The impact of recurrent urinary tract infections in women: a qualitative study

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By Margaret Glogowska, Michael Moore, Alastair D Hay
| BJGP (British Journal of General Practice) Verified
Abstract Background Although many women experience recurrent urinary tract infections (rUTI), their significance for affected women is poorly described and understood. Aim We aimed to explore women’s experiences of rUTI and its impact on their lives. Design and Setting A qualitative study embedded in a UK randomised controlled trial (RCT) of D-mannose with women with clinically defined rUTI. Method We conducted semi-structured telephone interviews with 32 women who participated in the RCT.
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