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.
- Strengthening primary care: addressing the disparity between vertical and horizontal investmentLast mentioned on Mon Jul 27 2020
- AJ Cronin: novelist, GP, and visionaryLast mentioned on Thu Sep 17 2020
- Evolution of the general practice pharmacist’s role in England: a longitudinal studyLast mentioned on Wed Jun 17 2020
- BJGP Library: The CitadelLast mentioned on Thu Sep 17 2020
- GPs’ understanding and practice of safety netting for potential cancer presentations: a qualitative study in primary careLast mentioned on Tue Aug 18 2020
- Clinical pharmacists in general practice: a necessity not a luxury?Last mentioned on Wed Jun 17 2020
- Improving together: a new quality framework for GP clusters in ScotlandLast mentioned on Sun May 03 2020
- Looking after you tooLast mentioned on Mon Jul 27 2020
- Clinical gestalt to diagnose pneumonia, sinusitis, and pharyngitis: a meta-analysisLast mentioned on Sat Jul 18 2020
- Video consultations in UK primary care in response to the COVID-19 pandemicLast mentioned on Fri Jul 31 2020
- General practitioner contacts with patients before and after deliberate self harm.Last mentioned on Thu Jun 25 2020
- Primary care contact prior to suicide in individuals with mental illnessLast mentioned on Mon Jun 15 2020
- Identifying barriers to mental health help-seeking among young adults in the UK: a cross-sectional surveyLast mentioned on Mon Jun 08 2020
- Implications for practice: why signposting patients to the Pituitary Foundation mattersLast mentioned on Wed May 13 2020
- Living well with breathlessness: how clinicians can helpLast mentioned on Sat Sep 26 2020
- Ecological studies: use with cautionLast mentioned on Mon Jul 20 2020
- As the profession soldiers on, all members hear the call to armsLast mentioned on Fri May 08 2020
- Understanding how patients establish strategies for living with asthma: a qualitative study in UK primary care as part of IMP2ARTLast mentioned on Thu May 07 2020
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