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Newly updated Cochrane evidence published today in the Cochrane Library finds that electronic cigarettes containing nicotine could increase the number of people who stop smoking compared to nicotine replacement therapy – such as chewing gum and patches – and compared to no treatment, or electronic cigarettes without nicotine. More information is needed on harms.
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Virtual wards: caring for COVID-19 patients at home could save lives
Vindrola C et al. The Conversation
Virtual wards: caring for COVID-19 patients at home could save lives
Vindrola C et al. The Conversation
Covid-111
Learning how NHS111 and out of hours services have been advising the public about what to do about coronavirus infection and inform how they can best deliver these services in the future.
Covid-111
Learning how NHS111 and out of hours services have been advising the public about what to do about coronavirus infection and inform how they can best deliver these services in the future.
Remote-by-default care in the Covid-19 pandemic
Addressing the micro, meso-, and macro-level challenges of a radical new service model
Remote-by-default care in the Covid-19 pandemic
Addressing the micro, meso-, and macro-level challenges of a radical new service model
Remote COVID-19 assessment in primary care
The RECAP project at NIHR Imperial BRC.
Remote COVID-19 assessment in primary care
The RECAP project at NIHR Imperial BRC.
The BUMP Trial - Blood pressure monitoring in pregnancy
The BUMP trial is testing whether monitoring blood pressure at home during pregnancy can help the early detection of hypertension and pre-eclampsia.
The BUMP Trial - Blood pressure monitoring in pregnancy
The BUMP trial is testing whether monitoring blood pressure at home during pregnancy can help the early detection of hypertension and pre-eclampsia.
Oxford authors:
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Ailsa Butler
Postdoctoral Researcher & Systematic Reviewer
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Annika Theodoulou
Systematic Reviewer & Doctoral researcher
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Nicola Lindson
Associate Professor
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Rachna Begh
Deputy Course Director, MSc Translational Health Sciences & University Research Lecturer
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