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Lis Neubeck

  • Professor, Edinburgh Napier University
Edinburgh
As seen in: EP Europace, Memory Studies, BMJ Open, MDPI, SAGE Publishing, JACC (Journal of the American College of Cardiology), British Journal of Cardiac Nursing Magazine, Holyrood, Heart, Lung and Circulation, The European Heart Journal Podcast
Dog lover/knitter, CVHealth & patient involvement. Prof @CVHealthENU @EdinburghNapier, @escardio Patient Forum Lead, @NRS_CVResearch Lead
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Usability and acceptability of ambulatory monitoring in undiagnosed syncope: insights from the ASPIRED-Q qualitative study

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By Alice Pearsons, Coral Hanson, Lis Neubeck, Caroline Blackstock
| BMJ Open
Methods This qualitative study collected data via individual semistructured telephone interviews.
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Volume 46 Issue 3

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By Lis Neubeck, Sandra Ortega-Martorell, Omair Ahmed, Gerardina Ruocco
| The European Heart Journal Podcast
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Exploring the patient experience of remote hypertension management in Scotland during COVID-19: a qualitative study

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By Sheona McHale, Mary Paterson, Alice Pearsons, Lis Neubeck
| BMJ Open
Due to the reduction in regular NHS BP checks, many non-telemonitoring participants were motivated to use self-management strategies to track their BP during COVID-19. Using either self-purchased, borrowed or NHS supplied BP monitoring devices, non-telemonitoring participants felt self-monitoring of BP at home was acceptable and reduced the burden on NHS staff time: ‘I wanted to be able to, …keep an eye on it myself.
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