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James Sheppard with daughter Lily at the 2016 Departmental Summer Fete.

Cancer Diagnosis in the Time of Covid-19 (CASNET 2- COVID extension project)

Loss Of Weight as predictor of CANcer in primary care (LOWCAN)

Suspected CANcer (SCAN) Diangostic Pathway

Symptomatic Faecal Immunochemical Testing (SympFIT)

Understanding the diagnostic value of Faecal Immunochemical Testing (FIT) in patients with symptoms of colorectal cancer.

Safety-NETting for Timely Diagnosis (NETTD) in primary care: A realist review of the context and mechanisms of effective safety-netting

Monitoring Attendance, INvestigation, Referral and OUTcomes in primary care: impact of and recovery from COVID-19 lockdown (MAINROUTE)

Gut feeLings for cANCEr in general practice (GLANCE)

CAncer Safety NETting (CASNET)

Safety-NETting in general practice for diagnosing or ruling out CAncer (CASNET): an interview study with patients and General Practitioners in Oxfordshire.

CASNET2: An RCT to evaluate an electronic CAncer Safety NETting TOOlkit

Dr Kome Gbinigie: GP and PhD Student

Return to on-site working

Serenity: managing out of hours work notifications

A brief guide to how to set up your devices to stop getting work notifications during your non-work time

Deliveries

Expense claims process

Homeworking advice

Digital Access: primary health care access during and beyond the COVID-19 pandemic

Fact-checking Covid-19 mortality data

COVID-19 Healthcare Worker Behaviour Study

MAINROUTE

RAPTOR COVID-19: rapid test diagnostic evaluation in the community

RAPTOR-C19 is assessing the accuracy of different rapid tests for COVID-19 for patients in the community. The study aims to determine whether rapid tests, which give results within minutes/hours, are as accurate as standard laboratory tests.

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