Search Results - "Clare Relton"

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Valuing breastfeeding: can financial incentives for breastfeeding help strengthen the UK breastfeeding culture?

by Relton, Clare Published in Evidence based midwifery (01.03.2019)

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Implications of the ‘placebo effect’ for CAM research

by Relton, Clare Published in Complementary therapies in medicine (2012)

“...Summary The ‘placebo effect’ concept is intrinsic to the architecture of the double blind placebo randomised controlled trial (RCT), the oft quoted ‘gold...”

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Rethinking pragmatic randomised controlled trials: introducing the “cohort multiple randomised controlled trial” design

by Relton, Clare Torgerson, David O’Cathain, Alicia Nicholl, Jon Published in BMJ (20100000)

“...Pragmatic trials are important for informing routine clinical practice, but current designs have shortcomings. Clare Relton and colleagues outline the new...”

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Rethinking ADHD intervention trials: feasibility testing of two treatments and a methodology

by Fibert, Philippa Peasgood, Tessa Relton, Clare Published in European journal of pediatrics (01.07.2019)

“...Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a lifelong condition associated with considerable costs. The long-term effectiveness and acceptability of...”

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What families in the UK use to manage attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD): a survey of resource use

by Fibert, Philippa Relton, Clare Published in BMJ paediatrics open (25.11.2020)

“...ObjectiveTo identify interventions being used to manage attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in the UK.DesignA survey within the Sheffield...”

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Cost-effectiveness of offering an area-level financial incentive on breast feeding: a within-cluster randomised controlled trial analysis

by Anokye, Nana Coyle, Kathryn Relton, Clare Walters, Stephen Strong, Mark Fox-Rushby, Julia Published in Archives of disease in childhood (01.02.2020)

“...ObjectiveTo provide the first estimate of the cost-effectiveness of financial incentive for breastfeeding intervention compared with usual...”

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Improving recruitment of older people to clinical trials: use of the cohort multiple randomised controlled trial design

by Clegg, Andrew Relton, Clare Young, John Witham, Miles Published in Age and ageing (01.07.2015)

“...There is widespread evidence of under-recruitment of older people to research studies, notably randomised controlled trials of interventions. Study exclusion...”

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Association between body mass index and health-related quality of life, and the impact of self-reported long-term conditions - cross-sectional study from the south Yorkshire cohort...

by Kearns, Benjamin Ara, Roberta Young, Tracey Relton, Clare Published in BMC public health (25.10.2013)

“...We sought to quantify the relationship between body mass index (BMI) and health-related quality (HRQoL) of life, as measured by the EQ-5D, whilst controlling...”

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Depressed patients treated by homeopaths: a randomised controlled trial using the "cohort multiple randomised controlled trial" (cmRCT) design

by Viksveen, Petter Relton, Clare Nicholl, Jon Published in Trials (30.06.2017)

“...Despite controversy regarding homeopathy, some patients consult homeopaths for depression. Evidence is required to determine whether this is an effective,...”

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Challenging social norms: discourse analysis of a research project aiming to use financial incentives to change breastfeeding behaviours

by Relton, Clare Umney, Darren Strong, Mark Thomas, Kate Renfrew, Mary J Published in The Lancet (British edition) (01.11.2017)

“...The UK has one of the lowest breastfeeding rates in the world. The NOurishing Start for Health (NOSH) cluster-randomised trial was a trial of a financial...”

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Benefits and challenges of using the cohort multiple randomised controlled trial design for testing an intervention for depression

by Viksveen, Petter Relton, Clare Nicholl, Jon Published in Trials (06.07.2017)

“...Trials which test the effectiveness of interventions compared with the status quo frequently encounter challenges. The cohort multiple randomised controlled...”

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Ethics and practice of Trials within Cohorts: An emerging pragmatic trial design

by Kim, Scott YH Flory, James Relton, Clare Published in Clinical trials (London, England) (01.02.2018)

“...Background: With increasing emphasis on pragmatic trials, new randomized clinical trial designs are being proposed to enhance the “real world” nature of the...”

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Future Directions for Surgical Trial Designs in Trigeminal Neuralgia

by Zakrzewska, Joanna M., MD Relton, Clare, PhD Published in Neurosurgery clinics of North America (2016)

“...Should patients undergo surgical intervention as soon as they receive a diagnosis of trigeminal neuralgia (TN), or should they wait until pharmacologic...”

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A novel randomised controlled trial design in prostate cancer

by Anastasiadis, Eleni Ahmed, Hashim Uddin Relton, Clare Emberton, Mark Published in BJU international (01.07.2015)

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Can we deliver randomized trials of focal therapy in prostate cancer?

by Ahmed, Hashim U Berge, Viktor Bottomley, David Cross, William Heer, Rakesh Kaplan, Richard Leslie, Tom Parker, Chris Relton, Clare Stephens, Richard Sydes, Matthew R Turnbull, Lindsay van der Meulen, Jan Vickers, Andrew Wilt, Timothy Emberton, Mark Published in Nature reviews. Clinical oncology (01.08.2014)

“...Tissue-preserving focal therapies, such as brachytherapy, cryotherapy, high-intensity focused ultrasound and photodynamic therapy, aim to target individual...”

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Views on the acceptability of financial incentives for breastfeeding: a qualitative study

by Whelan, Barbara, Dr Van Cleemput, Patrice, PhD Strong, Mark, PhD Relton, Clare, PhD Published in The Lancet (British edition) (2013)

“...Abstract Background Breastfeeding is good for both baby and mother, and the associated health benefits persist. However, in many communities breastfeeding is...”

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Are financial incentives for breastfeeding feasible in the UK? A mixed methods field study

by Relton, Clare, Dr Whelan, Barbara, PhD Strong, Mark, PhD Thomas, Kate, MSc Whitford, Heather, PhD Scott, Elaine, MPhil van Cleemput, Patrice, PhD Published in The Lancet (British edition) (2014)

“...Abstract Background The UK has one of the lowest breastfeeding rates (duration and exclusivity) in the world. Moreover, breastfeeding is strongly socially...”

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Patterns of multimorbidity and their association with health outcomes within Yorkshire, England: baseline results from the Yorkshire Health Study

by Li, Jessica Green, Mark Kearns, Ben Holding, Eleanor Smith, Christine Haywood, Annette Cooper, Cindy Strong, Mark Relton, Clare Published in BMC public health (27.07.2016)

“...Multimorbidity is increasingly being recognized as a serious public health concern. Research into its determinants, prevalence, and management is needed and as...”

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Valuing breastfeeding: a qualitative study of women’s experiences of a financial incentive scheme for breastfeeding

by Johnson, Maxine Whelan, Barbara Relton, Clare Thomas, Kate Strong, Mark Scott, Elaine Renfrew, Mary J Published in BMC pregnancy and childbirth (08.01.2018)

“...A cluster randomised controlled trial of a financial incentive for breastfeeding conducted in areas with low breastfeeding rates in the UK reported a...”

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Does handwriting the name of a potential trial participant on an invitation letter improve recruitment rates? A randomised controlled study within a trial [version 1; peer review:...

by McCaffery, Jennifer Mitchell, Alex Fairhurst, Caroline Cockayne, Sarah Rodgers, Sara Relton, Clare Torgerson, David J Published in F1000 research (2019)

“...Background: Randomised controlled trials (RCTs) often fail to recruit to target, resulting in a lack of generalisability of findings. A wide range of...”

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