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Home tests for colorectal cancer could prioritise patients for referral

Infection, Respiratory and Acute Care

Non-invasive home-based tests that detect blood in patient stool samples offer an accurate and appropriate triaging method for GPs, finds research led by University of Oxford researchers.

Probiotics do not reduce antibiotic prescribing in care home residents, shows study

Clinical trials Infection, Respiratory and Acute Care

There is no evidence to suggest a daily combination of probiotics reduces the need for antibiotics to treat acute infections in care home residents, finds a study led by Oxford University researchers published in JAMA.

QResearch database researchers collaborate on two major cancer projects

Infection, Respiratory and Acute Care

Researchers in the Primary Care Epidemiology Group are joining two landmark projects to combine healthcare data and artificial intelligence to improve cancer diagnosis

CEBM launches Open Evidence Reviews

Providing timely updates of the evidence on particular aspects of COVID-19 in real-time.

Professor Kamal R. Mahtani awarded John Fry Award

Awards & appointments Research methods & EBM

The RCGP’s award for promoting the discipline of general practice through research and publishing goes to the CEBM’s Deputy Director

National guidelines on methotrexate prescribing continue to be breached

Infection, Respiratory and Acute Care

In only a minority of cases, national guidelines on tablet strength designed to avoid accidental methotrexate overdose are breached.

Communication skills teaching innovation praised in national award scheme

Teaching

The new teaching package aims to give students greater confidence and experience when consulting with patients who live with psychiatric illness.

National priority COVID-19 trial recruits first patients

COVID-19 Clinical trials Global perspective Infection, Respiratory and Acute Care

Researchers from Oxford University are now enrolling participants into the first clinical trial of potential COVID-19 treatments to take place in GP practices.

Oxford researchers inform rapid COVID-19 NICE guidance

COVID-19 Global perspective Infection, Respiratory and Acute Care Research methods & EBM

Researchers from University of Oxford's Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences have played a key role in developing rapid guidance on managing suspected or confirmed pneumonia in adults in the community.

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