Katherine Perryman
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Recent Articles
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Davies K, Ong B, Cheraghi-Sohi S, Perryman K, Sanders C
JMIR Res Protoc
. 2021 Dec;
10(12):e19543.
PMID: 34932011
Background: There is a growing interest in using mobile apps to support communication, safety, and well-being. Evidence directly from people with dementia regarding the usability, usefulness, and relevance of mobile...
2.
Litchfield I, Marsden K, Doos L, Perryman K, Avery A, Greenfield S
BMC Fam Pract
. 2021 May;
22(1):98.
PMID: 34020597
Background: The NHS has recognised the importance of a high quality patient safety culture in the delivery of primary health care in the rapidly evolving environment of general practice. Two...
3.
Litchfield I, Perryman K, Avery A, Campbell S, Gill P, Greenfield S
Soc Sci Med
. 2021 Apr;
277:113906.
PMID: 33878667
Background: The recent and rapid changes in the model of primary care delivery have led to an increased focus on patient safety in what is one of the most diverse...
4.
Litchfield I, Spencer R, Bell B, Avery A, Perryman K, Marsden K, et al.
BMC Health Serv Res
. 2020 Jun;
20(1):544.
PMID: 32546167
Background: In the course of producing a patient safety toolkit for primary care, we identified the need for a concise safe-systems checklist designed to address areas of patient safety which...
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Litchfield I, Gill P, Avery T, Campbell S, Perryman K, Marsden K, et al.
BMC Fam Pract
. 2018 May;
19(1):72.
PMID: 29788906
Background: Primary care is changing rapidly to meet the needs of an ageing and chronically ill population. New ways of working are called for yet the introduction of innovative service...
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Coulton S, Dale V, Deluca P, Gilvarry E, Godfrey C, Kaner E, et al.
Alcohol Alcohol
. 2018 Apr;
53(4):499.
PMID: 29617716
No abstract available.
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Campbell S, Bell B, Marsden K, Spencer R, Kadam U, Perryman K, et al.
J Patient Saf
. 2018 Feb;
16(3):e182-e186.
PMID: 29461334
Objective: Major gaps remain in our understanding of primary care patient safety. We describe a toolkit for measuring patient safety in family practices. Methods: Six tools were used in 46...
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Ricci-Cabello I, Marsden K, Avery A, Bell B, Kadam U, Reeves D, et al.
Br J Gen Pract
. 2017 Jun;
67(660):e474-e482.
PMID: 28583945
Background: Description of safety problems and harm in general practices has previously relied on information from health professionals, with scarce attention paid to experiences of patients. Aim: To examine patient-reported...
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Coulton S, Dale V, Deluca P, Gilvarry E, Godfrey C, Kaner E, et al.
Alcohol Alcohol
. 2017 Apr;
52(3):312-317.
PMID: 28371897
Aims: The aim of the study was to explore the relative efficiency and effectiveness of targeted versus universal screening for at-risk alcohol use in a primary care population in the...
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Newbury-Birch D, Coulton S, Bland M, Cassidy P, Dale V, Deluca P, et al.
Alcohol Alcohol
. 2014 Jul;
49(5):540-8.
PMID: 25063992
Aim: To evaluate the effectiveness of different brief intervention strategies at reducing hazardous or harmful drinking in the probation setting. Offender managers were randomized to three interventions, each of which...