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Professor in Ageing, Applied Health and Care Research, @QMULPsychiatry Research in Ageing, dementia, palliative care. Views my own.
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Development of a hemolysis filter system for the selective removal of free hemoglobin, haem and iron from blood envisaged for use in extracorporeal circuits

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By Lisa Barbaro, Mark Griffiths, Simon Davidson, Daniel Melley, John O’neil, Karl Riley, Richard W Issitt, Nathan Davies, Alan C Spivey, Noora Naghavi, Gregory J. Quinlan
| Nature Verified
Abstract Hemolysis, the rupture of red blood cells, releases hemoglobin, haem, and redox-active iron into the bloodstream. When the body’s scavenging capacity is overwhelmed, these species can exert deleterious effects, as seen in hemolytic disorders. Hemolysis can also occur in extracorporeal circuits due to mechanical forces acting on blood during circulation.
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Small numbers of clusters in cluster randomised trials: a scoping review of problems and proposed solutions

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By Olivier Quintin, Jessica Kasza, Nathan Davies
| Journal of Clinical Epidemiology Verified
• Small numbers of clusters pose major risks to validity in cluster-randomised trials • We review challenges associated with small numbers of clusters and proposed solutions; and reflect on how “small” numbers of clusters may be defined • The review synthesises the current literature on trials with small numbers of clusters and identifies methodological gaps requiring further research • New methods are needed for trials with very small numbers of clusters • Further work is needed on trial...
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Managing multiple long-term conditions in people experiencing socioeconomic deprivation: a qualitative study of primary care perspectives

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By Eleanor Jane Wyke, Elizabeth Baxter, Carolyn A. Chew-Graham, Abi Woodward, Kate Walters Verified, Nathan Davies, Stephanie Taylor, Jamie Ross, Joanne Protheroe, Caroline Mitchell, Megan Armstrong
| BJGP (British Journal of General Practice) Verified
Abstract Background Multiple long-term conditions (MLTCs) are rising, especially among people experiencing socioeconomic deprivation, who develop MLTCs earlier and face barriers to self-management. Primary healthcare professionals (HCPs) are central to supporting self-management but face systemic challenges, resource inequalities, and emotional strain. Understanding their perspectives is vital to developing effective solutions.
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