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Caroline Richards

London
As seen in: BMJ Open, SAGE Publishing, BioWorld, Ophthalmology Times Europe, bevanfoundation.org
Analyst covering Emerging Pharma and Biotech Companies at Datamonitor (@DMPharmaVitae). Views expressed are my own.
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‘Picking the best of a bad bunch’: Exploring stakeholder perspectives of self-harm assessment tools for autistic adults

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By Victoria Newell, Caroline Richards, Sarah Cassidy
| SAGE Publishing
Get full access to this article View all access and purchase options for this article. Data availability statement The data are not publicly available because of the sensitive nature of the research topic and information that could compromise participant privacy. References Adams D., Young K. (2021). A systematic review of the perceived barriers and facilitators to accessing psychological treatment for mental health problems in individuals on the autism spectrum.
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Meeting Wales’ 20,000 home challenge

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By Caroline Richards
| bevanfoundation.org
With social housing high on the UK agenda, the Bevan Foundation’s Director, Victoria Winckler, looks beyond Wales’ 20,000 target The Bevan Foundation contributes a monthly column to Wales’ leading, independent business news website, Business News Wales. The website has more than 250,000 monthly visitors across all sectors of the Welsh economy, enabling the Bevan Foundation to reach deep into the business community.
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Qualitative interview with mothers of moderately or late preterm infants in the UK: where are the care gaps?

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By Andrew Surtees, Daniel E Sutherland, Caroline Richards, Catherine Laverty
| BMJ Open Verified
Five themes were conceptualised from the data: (1) the moderate or later preterm ‘label’—does it matter?, (2) vulnerability within a new role, (3) coming home and wanting to start ‘normal’ life, (4) comparisons to provide a reference to experiences and (5) experience of professionals throughout the pregnancy, newborn and early years journey. Subthemes provide further insight into specific elements of broader themes and are presented below. The MLPT: does it matter?
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