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.
- Viewpoint: Exemplary collaboration with a GP and psychiatristLast mentioned on Wed Dec 18 2019
- Influence of past trauma and health interactions on homeless women’s views of perinatal care: a qualitative studyLast mentioned on Mon Nov 18 2019
- Healthcare transformations: implications for patientsLast mentioned on Thu Oct 10 2019
- Stuck song syndrome: musical obsessions — when to look for OCDLast mentioned on Wed Jan 01 2020
- The dangers of compounded bioidentical hormone replacement therapyLast mentioned on Mon Nov 11 2019
- Role of primary care in supporting older adults who self-harm: a qualitative study in EnglandLast mentioned on Wed Nov 27 2019
- Healthcare professionals’ perspectives on identifying and managing perinatal anxiety: a qualitative studyLast mentioned on Sun Jan 05 2020
- Association of GP wellbeing and burnout with patient safety in UK primary care: a cross-sectional surveyLast mentioned on Sun Nov 10 2019
- Identifying and managing concerns about GPs in England: an interview study and case-series analysisLast mentioned on Thu Jul 25 2019
- Home self-testing kits: helpful or harmful?Last mentioned on Wed Sep 04 2019
- Dyslexia, dyspraxia, and ADHD in adults: what you need to knowLast mentioned on Mon Sep 09 2019
- Bad Medicine: Men matter tooLast mentioned on Thu Dec 05 2019
- Quaternary prevention: an evidence-based concept aiming to protect patients from medical harmLast mentioned on Sat Dec 07 2019
- Workload impact of the Quality and Outcomes Framework for patients with diabetes: an interrupted time series in general practiceLast mentioned on Mon Aug 12 2019
- Sitting is the new smoking: where do we stand?Last mentioned on Mon Nov 25 2019
- The effect of cataracts and cataract surgery on Claude MonetLast mentioned on Tue Jan 07 2020
- Quality improvement of prescribing safety: a pilot study in primary care using UK electronic health recordsLast mentioned on Tue Sep 17 2019
- Patient preferences for management of high blood pressure in the UK: a discrete choice experimentLast mentioned on Thu Sep 19 2019
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