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    Non-contact infrared thermometers compared with current approaches in primary care for children aged 5 years and under: a method comparison study

    Non-contact infrared thermometers compared with current approaches in primary care for children aged 5 years and under: a method comparison study by Van den Bruel, Ann, Verbakel, Jan, Wang, Kay, Fleming, Susannah, Holtman, Gea, Glogowska, Margaret, Morris, Elizabeth, Edwards, George, Abakar Ismail, Fatene, Curtis, Kathryn, Goetz, James, Barnes, Grace, Slivkova, Ralitsa, Nesbitt, Charlotte, Aslam, Suhail, Swift, Ealish, Williams, Harriet, Hayward, Gail

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    Parents' concerns and beliefs about temperature measurement in children: a qualitative study

    Parents' concerns and beliefs about temperature measurement in children: a qualitative study by Morris, Elizabeth, Glogowska, Margaret, Ismail, Fatene Abakar, Edwards, George, Fleming, Susannah, Wang, Kay, Verbakel, Jan Y, Van den Bruel, Ann, Hayward, Gail

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    Non-contact infrared versus axillary and tympanic thermometers in children attending primary care: a mixed-methods study of accuracy and acceptability

    Non-contact infrared versus axillary and tympanic thermometers in children attending primary care: a mixed-methods study of accuracy and acceptability by Hayward, Gail, Verbakel, Jan Y, Ismail, Fatene Abakar, Edwards, George, Wang, Kay, Fleming, Susannah, Holtman, Gea A, Glogowska, Margaret, Morris, Elizabeth, Curtis, Kathryn, van den Bruel, Ann

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    Evaluating the effects of the World Health Organization's online intervention ‘iSupport’ to reduce depression and distress in dementia carers: a multi-centre six-month randomised controlled trial in the UKResearch in context

    Evaluating the effects of the World Health Organization's online intervention ‘iSupport’ to reduce depression and distress in dementia carers: a multi-centre six-month randomised c... by Gill Windle, Greg Flynn, Zoe Hoare, Nia Goulden, Rhiannon Tudor Edwards, Bethany Anthony, Patricia Masterson Algar, Suman Kurana, Aimee Spector, Gwenllian Hughes, Ryan Innes, John Connaghan, Danielle Proctor, Fatene Abakar Ismail, Kiara Jackson, Kieren Egan, Joshua Stott

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    Evaluating the effects of the World Health Organization's online intervention ‘iSupport’ to reduce depression and distress in dementia carers: a multi-centre six-month randomised controlled trial in the UK

    Evaluating the effects of the World Health Organization's online intervention ‘iSupport’ to reduce depression and distress in dementia carers: a multi-centre six-month randomised c... by Windle, Gill, Flynn, Greg, Hoare, Zoe, Goulden, Nia, Tudor Edwards, Rhiannon, Anthony, Bethany, Algar, Patricia Masterson, Kurana, Suman, Spector, Aimee, Hughes, Gwenllian, Innes, Ryan, Connaghan, John, Proctor, Danielle, Ismail, Fatene Abakar, Jackson, Kiara, Egan, Kieren, Stott, Joshua

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