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.
- Isotretinoin, depression and suicide: a review of the evidenceLast mentioned on Wed Feb 13 2019
- Self-harm in young people: the exceptional potential of the general practice consultationLast mentioned on Mon May 06 2019
- Aromatherapy: a systematic review.Last mentioned on Thu May 02 2019
- Access to primary health care for asylum seekers and refugees: a qualitative study of service user experiences in the UKLast mentioned on Sat Mar 23 2019
- Characterising patient complaints in out-of-hours general practice: a retrospective cohort study in IrelandLast mentioned on Tue Dec 04 2018
- A truth universally acknowledged: moving to Universal Credit leads to large debt and poor mental healthLast mentioned on Thu Feb 14 2019
- The leaf plot: a novel way of presenting the value of testsLast mentioned on Sat Apr 27 2019
- How to move from managing sick individuals to creating healthy communitiesLast mentioned on Wed Jan 30 2019
- Association of GP wellbeing and burnout with patient safety in UK primary care: a cross-sectional surveyLast mentioned on Fri May 10 2019
- Effectiveness of health education materials in general practice waiting rooms: a cross-sectional studyLast mentioned on Fri Dec 07 2018
- The Patient-Held Active Record of Medication Status (PHARMS) study: a mixed-methods feasibility analysisLast mentioned on Wed May 01 2019
- Making health habitual: the psychology of ‘habit-formation’ and general practiceLast mentioned on Thu Mar 21 2019
- Symptom management for medically unexplained symptoms in primary care: a qualitative studyLast mentioned on Tue May 14 2019
- Should GPs routinely screen for gambling disorders?Last mentioned on Wed May 15 2019
- Sex differences in fitness to practise test scores: a cohort study of GPsLast mentioned on Sat Apr 06 2019
- Asian doctors in the NHS: service and betrayalLast mentioned on Wed May 08 2019
- Reducing risk following self-harm: the need for careful prescribingLast mentioned on Wed May 08 2019
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