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Gerard Molloy

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Citations 20
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Biomedical Engineering
Public Health
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Akke Vellinga
Cristin Ryan
Eimear Morrissey
Carmel Hughes
Hannah Durand
Cathal Cadogan
Tom Fahey
William Wijns
Paddy Gillespie
Andrew W Murphy
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Sensors (Basel)
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Recent Articles
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Protocol for the development of an intervention to improve the use of Point-of-caRE DiagnostICs in the management of respiraTOry tRact infectionS in primary care (the PREDICTORS study)
OShea J, Hughes C, Molloy G, Cadogan C, Vellinga A, Fahey T, et al.
HRB Open Res . 2025 Mar; 7:73. PMID: 40060198
Background: Antimicrobial resistance is a significant global health challenge, exacerbated by inappropriate antibiotic prescribing, particularly in primary care where up to 50% of antibiotic prescriptions prescribed by general practitioners (GPs)...
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Supporting GPs and people with hypertension to maximise medication use to control blood pressure: Protocol for a pilot cluster RCT of the MIAMI intervention
Morrissey E, Murphy A, Murphy P, OGrady L, Byrne M, Casey M, et al.
HRB Open Res . 2024 May; 6:6. PMID: 38779427
Hypertension is one of the most important risk factors for stroke and heart disease. Recent international guidelines have stated that The MaxImising Adherence, Minimising Inertia (MIAMI) intervention, which has been...
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Evidence for using point-of-care diagnostics in the management of respiratory tract infections in primary care: a scoping review protocol
Cole J, Hughes C, Cadogan C, Vellinga A, Molloy G, Fahey T, et al.
HRB Open Res . 2024 Jan; 6:59. PMID: 38283945
  Antimicrobial resistance (AmR) is widely considered a global health threat and is associated with significant morbidity, mortality and costs. Inappropriate antimicrobial use is the most important modifiable risk factor for...
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Stress Monitoring Using Wearable Sensors: A Pilot Study and Stress-Predict Dataset
Iqbal T, Simpkin A, Roshan D, Glynn N, Killilea J, Walsh J, et al.
Sensors (Basel) . 2022 Nov; 22(21). PMID: 36365837
With the recent advancements in the field of wearable technologies, the opportunity to monitor stress continuously using different physiological variables has gained significant interest. The early detection of stress can...
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Designing an e-learning tool to support health practitioners caring for patients taking multiple medications
Hanlon M, Hogan M, Durand H, Pilch M, Harney O, Molloy G, et al.
HRB Open Res . 2021 May; 3:59. PMID: 33954278
Population ageing and improvements in healthcare mean the number of people living with two or more chronic conditions, or 'multimorbidity', is rapidly increasing. This presents a challenge to current disease-specific...
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Older people--recipients but also providers of informal care: an analysis among community samples in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland
McGee H, Molloy G, OHanlon A, Layte R, Hickey A
Health Soc Care Community . 2008 Sep; 16(5):548-53. PMID: 18808512
Data on both the provision and receipt of informal care among populations of older adults are limited. Patterns of both informal care provided and received by older adults in the...