Altmetric Data
Altmetric tracks attention and engagement of scholarly articles. The following list shows the articles most frequently shared in social media over the past six months.
- Five principles for pandemic preparedness: lessons from the Australian COVID-19 primary care responseLast mentioned on Sat Jul 25 2020
- A real-time measurement of general practice workload in the Republic of Ireland: a prospective studyLast mentioned on Thu Aug 27 2020
- Time spent being sedentary: an emerging risk factor for poor healthLast mentioned on Sun Aug 09 2020
- Stuck song syndrome: musical obsessions — when to look for OCDLast mentioned on Wed Sep 09 2020
- Contribution of paramedics in primary and urgent care: a systematic reviewLast mentioned on Wed Jun 17 2020
- Steam inhalation therapy: severe scalds as an adverse side effectLast mentioned on Wed Sep 23 2020
- GPs’ decisions about prescribing end-of-life anticipatory medications: a qualitative studyLast mentioned on Tue Sep 22 2020
- What it’s like to be a transgender patient and a GPLast mentioned on Sun Sep 20 2020
- Organ donation: opting in or opting out?Last mentioned on Mon Sep 14 2020
- ‘Please make comfortable’: prescribing opioids in the wake of GosportLast mentioned on Tue May 12 2020
- GPs’ experiences of dealing with parents bereaved by suicide: a qualitative studyLast mentioned on Wed Jul 01 2020
- Asian doctors in the NHS: service and betrayalLast mentioned on Sat Aug 15 2020
- Bad Medicine: The medical untouchablesLast mentioned on Mon Sep 28 2020
- Cognitive behavioural treatment for insomnia in primary care: a systematic review of sleep outcomesLast mentioned on Wed May 27 2020
- Operational failures and how they influence the work of GPs: a qualitative study in primary careLast mentioned on Sat Sep 26 2020
- COVID-19: a danger and an opportunity for the future of general practiceLast mentioned on Mon Jun 29 2020
- The inverse care law revisited: a continuing blot on the record of the National Health ServiceLast mentioned on Thu Jun 18 2020
- Influences on GP coping and resilience: a qualitative study in primary careLast mentioned on Mon Sep 28 2020
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