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.
- Detecting heart valve disease: can we do better?Last mentioned on Fri May 10 2019
- Which first-line antidepressant?Last mentioned on Fri Mar 08 2019
- Reducing the time before consulting with symptoms of lung cancer: a randomised controlled trial in primary careLast mentioned on Wed Feb 06 2019
- Incidence of cow’s milk protein allergyLast mentioned on Thu Dec 06 2018
- 8th Julian Tudor Hart Lecture 2014: Include me out, exclude you inLast mentioned on Fri Feb 15 2019
- Artificial intelligence in medicine: current trends and future possibilitiesLast mentioned on Tue Apr 09 2019
- No evidence for topical preparations in preventing stretch marks in pregnancyLast mentioned on Sun Mar 31 2019
- Ills, pills, and skills: developing the clinical skills of pharmacists in general practiceLast mentioned on Wed Jan 02 2019
- Epidemiology of adult overweight recording and management by UK GPs: a systematic reviewLast mentioned on Wed May 01 2019
- Patients' and healthcare professionals' views of cancer follow-up: systematic reviewLast mentioned on Sat Feb 23 2019
- Barriers to managing child and adolescent mental health problems: a systematic review of primary care practitioners’ perceptionsLast mentioned on Wed Mar 20 2019
- Diagnosis and management of chronic heart failure: NICE guideline update 2018Last mentioned on Wed May 15 2019
- Treatments for subacute cough in primary care: systematic review and meta-analyses of randomised clinical trialsLast mentioned on Thu Mar 21 2019
- Ethical issues in the use of online social media forums by GPsLast mentioned on Mon May 20 2019
- Debrief: Consultation length mattersLast mentioned on Thu May 23 2019
- A new approach to psychopathology: the example of depressionLast mentioned on Thu Mar 14 2019
- The elusive diagnosis of cancer: testing timesLast mentioned on Sat Feb 09 2019
- Identification of post-traumatic stress disorder following ICULast mentioned on Wed Mar 06 2019
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