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.
- Patients' and healthcare professionals' views of cancer follow-up: systematic reviewLast mentioned on Sat Feb 23 2019
- Patient perspectives on delays in diagnosis and treatment of cancer: a qualitative analysis of free-text dataLast mentioned on Fri Oct 26 2018
- A new approach to psychopathology: the example of depressionLast mentioned on Thu Mar 14 2019
- Preferences for access to the GP: a discrete choice experiment.Last mentioned on Mon Oct 22 2018
- Identification of post-traumatic stress disorder following ICULast mentioned on Wed Mar 06 2019
- Delayed diagnosis of multiple sclerosis in males: may account for and dispel common understandings of different MS ‘types’Last mentioned on Thu Mar 07 2019
- Long-term benzodiazepine and Z-drugs use in England: a survey of general practiceLast mentioned on Fri Jan 11 2019
- Challenges of diagnosing and managing polymyalgia rheumatica: a multi-methods study in UK general practiceLast mentioned on Sun Oct 28 2018
- Home remedy or hazard? management and costs of paediatric steam inhalation therapy burn injuriesLast mentioned on Thu Nov 08 2018
- Viewpoint: A taste of my own medicineLast mentioned on Thu Nov 01 2018
- Bad Medicine: A cure for type 2 diabetesLast mentioned on Mon Nov 05 2018
- Diagnosis and management of patients with Lyme disease: NICE guidelineLast mentioned on Wed Nov 07 2018
- Universal DiscreditLast mentioned on Thu Jan 24 2019
- Yonder: Patient complaints, after-visit summaries, rectal bleeding, and the doorknob phenomenonLast mentioned on Wed Oct 03 2018
- Nasal balloon autoinflation for glue ear in primary care: a qualitative interview studyLast mentioned on Sun Jan 27 2019
- Developing a written action plan for children with eczema: a qualitative studyLast mentioned on Fri Feb 08 2019
- The great training robberyLast mentioned on Fri Feb 22 2019
- Trans-anal irrigation should be offered to patients with severe bowel dysfunctionLast mentioned on Wed Mar 13 2019
- Patient participation groups in general practice: building better partnershipsLast mentioned on Sat Dec 22 2018
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