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Do sulphonylureas still have a place in clinical practice?

Do sulphonylureas still have a place in clinical practice?

Who needs to know? Healthcare professionals prescribing glucose-lowering therapy including sulphonylureas and also patients who take this medication. Results Recent stud…
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Diagnosis and management of older people with dementia in acute hospitals

Diagnosis and management of older people with dementia in acute hospitals

Who needs to know? • Commissioners • Providers • Practitioners • Researchers Results Delirium and dementia are common in hospitalised older people. Much can b…
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Evidence summary BITE 35 – People with learning disabilities can be meaningfully involved in research

Evidence summary BITE 35 – People with learning disabilities can be meaningfully involved in research

Who needs to know? People with learning disabilities, carers, clinicians, public involvement experts and researchers. What have we found People with learning disabili…
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Evidence summary BITE 24 – Public involvement expectations

Evidence summary BITE 24 – Public involvement expectations

Who needs to know? Public involvement representatives and research teams, who are collaborating together. What have we found? Patient or consumer involvement in re…
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Evidence summary BITE 06 – Partners in projects

Evidence summary BITE 06 – Partners in projects

Who needs to know? Patients and the public. What have we found? The accredited training programme provides the tools and understanding of research methodology to equip l…
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Evidence summary BITE 30 – Networks of practice

Evidence summary BITE 30 – Networks of practice

Who needs to know? Research teams, practitioners, commissioners, CLAHRC partners, service users and public involvement reps. What have we found? Networks of practi…
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Evidence summary BITE 29 – Knowledge Brokers bridging the know-do gap

Evidence summary BITE 29 – Knowledge Brokers bridging the know-do gap

Who needs to know? Research teams, practitioners, CLAHRC partners. What have we found? Bridging the ‘know-do’ or research-practice gap relies on interpersonal…
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Evidence summary BITE 03 – Implementing Change booklet

Evidence summary BITE 03 – Implementing Change booklet

Who needs to know? Anyone managing or implementing change within health and social care. What have we found? Implementing change is messy and non-linear. C…
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Evidence summary BITE 34 – Third sector support may increase older people’s resilience

Evidence summary BITE 34 – Third sector support may increase older people’s resilience

Who needs to know? Commissioners of health and social care services, third sector organisations providing services for older people, other professionals working to improve res…

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