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.
- Social prescribing in general practiceLast mentioned on Sun Dec 01 2019
- Management of depression and referral of older people to psychological therapies: a systematic review of qualitative studiesLast mentioned on Mon Mar 16 2020
- Sitting is the new smoking: where do we stand?Last mentioned on Mon Nov 25 2019
- Debrief: Generalism for bounded rationalistsLast mentioned on Thu Nov 14 2019
- Writing therapy: a new tool for general practice?Last mentioned on Fri Oct 11 2019
- Research in the context of the climate emergencyLast mentioned on Tue Jan 14 2020
- Supporting nutrition in frail older people: a qualitative study exploring views of primary care and community health professionalsLast mentioned on Wed Feb 26 2020
- Incidence, prevalence, and management of plantar heel pain: a retrospective cohort study in Dutch primary careLast mentioned on Thu Nov 28 2019
- GP recruitment crisis: the importance of widening participationLast mentioned on Tue Dec 17 2019
- Lifetimes of the clinical consultation: the current situation of healthcare consultationsLast mentioned on Tue Oct 29 2019
- Prostate cancer treatment choices: the GP’s role in shared decision makingLast mentioned on Tue Dec 10 2019
- Is the NHS ‘Heart Age Test’ too much medicine?Last mentioned on Sat Nov 09 2019
- Impact of Advanced Access on access, workload, and continuity: controlled before-and-after and simulated-patient study.Last mentioned on Wed Nov 20 2019
- Experiences of carers managing childhood eczema and their views on its treatment: a qualitative studyLast mentioned on Thu Oct 17 2019
- User satisfaction with commuter walk-in centresLast mentioned on Mon Oct 14 2019
- RCGP Research and Surveillance Centre: 50 years’ surveillance of influenza, infections, and respiratory conditionsLast mentioned on Fri Mar 13 2020
- Gender incongruence: not representative of current knowledge and evidence, and nor of best practiceLast mentioned on Fri Apr 03 2020
- Books: CBT: The Cognitive Behavioural Tsunami. Managerialism, Politics and the Corruptions of ScienceLast mentioned on Mon Mar 02 2020
- Bad Medicine: Reassurance?Last mentioned on Thu Dec 12 2019
- Prescribing parkrunLast mentioned on Tue Mar 10 2020
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