Deliberate self-harm: clinical and socio-economic characteristics of 368 patients
HG Morgan, CJ Burns-Cox, H Pocock… - The british journal of …, 1975 - cambridge.org
In this study 368 patients were interviewed after they had attended the Bristol Royal
Infirmary Accident and Emergency Department following a non-fatal act of deliberate self-harm. …
Infirmary Accident and Emergency Department following a non-fatal act of deliberate self-harm. …
Deliberate self-harm: a follow-up study of 279 patients
…, J Barton, S Pottle, H Pocock, CJ Burns-Cox - The British Journal of …, 1976 - cambridge.org
Two-hundred-and-seventy-nine patients (103 men, 176 women) were followed-up 1–2
years after an act of non-fatal deliberate self-harm. Of 155 patients offered a psychiatric out-…
years after an act of non-fatal deliberate self-harm. Of 155 patients offered a psychiatric out-…
Controlled trial of a home-care service for acute stroke patients
…, R Langton-Hewer, D Bainton, C Burns-Cox - The Lancet, 1985 - Elsevier
In a controlled trial of a home-care service available for the first 6 months after acute stroke,
440 patients received the new service and 417 patients were in the control group. The trial …
440 patients received the new service and 417 patients were in the control group. The trial …
Information needs of patients and visitors in a district general hospital
…, A Hughes, N Wood, C Burns-Cox… - Journal of the Royal …, 1990 - journals.sagepub.com
ASURVEY of the information needs of patients and visitors to a large District General Hospital
was conducted during a one-month period in 1988 to identify sources of information used …
was conducted during a one-month period in 1988 to identify sources of information used …
Addiction to prednisone.
HG Morgan, J Boulnois, C Burns-Cox - British Medical Journal, 1973 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
His wife said that he had been depressed and had taken a diet consisting largely of canned
soups and fruit for about two years. A detailed assessment by our dietitian subsequently …
soups and fruit for about two years. A detailed assessment by our dietitian subsequently …
Reducing error, improving safety: Defensive culture of British medicine needs to change
V Barley, G Neale, C Burns-Cox, P Savage… - BMJ: British Medical …, 2000 - bmj.com
Editor—It was brave to devote a whole issue to medical error1—how to recognise, how to
investigate, how to analyse, and how to change systems to improve patient safety. 1 However, …
investigate, how to analyse, and how to change systems to improve patient safety. 1 However, …
Sacroiliac gout associated with hemoglobin E and hypersplenism
JT Lambeth, CJ Burns-Cox, R Maclean - Radiology, 1970 - pubs.rsna.org
Two patients with gout associated with the presence of an abnormal hemoglobin, Hb E, and
hypersplenism are presented. Very large sclerotic-rimmed cystic erosions in the sacroiliac …
hypersplenism are presented. Very large sclerotic-rimmed cystic erosions in the sacroiliac …
Medical ethical violations in Gaza
C Green, A Khan, G Karmi, C Burns-Cox, M Birnstingl… - The Lancet, 2007 - thelancet.com
Physicians for Human Rights Israel (PHRI) has issued an emergency appeal for medical
supplies for Gaza1 after the virtual closing of the border by Israel. 44 patients have died since …
supplies for Gaza1 after the virtual closing of the border by Israel. 44 patients have died since …
Torture and war
C Burns-Cox - BMJ: British Medical Journal, 1996 - ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
EDITOR,-Pat Tomlinson and ID Sugarman's paper is a reminder that patients with shunts for
hydrocephalus may suffer complications at any age.'Ophthalmic complications are not …
hydrocephalus may suffer complications at any age.'Ophthalmic complications are not …
Positive potential of a sad experience
C Burns-Cox - The Lancet, 1999 - thelancet.com
Sir—In May, 1995, a 6-year-old girl presented with a right-sided nephroblastoma of 320 mL
and no metastases detectable by sonography and computed tomography (CT). Our hospital …
and no metastases detectable by sonography and computed tomography (CT). Our hospital …