Almost half of antidepressant users could quit with GP support, study finds | Depression | The Guardian @UoS_PrimaryCare @UoS_Medicine @CCCAHP_UoS @REDUCE_RCT https://t.co/jGzwfHZpyO
Our @REDUCE_RCT of internet and telephone support for antidepressant withdrawal: https://t.co/LRxuVvKIIn More than 40% of people who are well and willing to withdraw can succeed with GP advice alone. Remote support improved depressive and withdrawal symptoms and mental wellbeing.
What is economic security? How can policymakers ‘achieve’ it? My new @USSC report offers ideas: a pioneering definition, strategic playbook and policymaking ecosystem. Based on my @SRW_ANU economic statecraft research @ANUCrawford. https://t.co/OoXlEAwWEL
I am so happy to see this paper finally published - qualitative research into social support within hospice day services (before the pandemic!) Sometimes it helps to look back in order to look forward... Free to read here: https://t.co/BI3rLamH1V
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Congratulations to my phenomenal wife @FrancesMair on becoming one of the top 1% of highly cited researchers in the world!!!
Also congratulations to my @UofGlasgow cardiology colleagues on the same list - John Cleland, John McMurray and Naveed Sattar (and all their teams)
‘My cousin said to me . . .’ Patients’ use of third-party references to facilitate shared decision-making during naturally occurring primary care consultations - Olaug S Lian, Sarah Nettleton, Huw Grange, Christopher Dowrick, 2023 https://t.co/QahqV23upB
Including a final chapter international discussion with @kokikatokk@GunnJane Chris van Weel, Stefan Hjorleiffson and Kurt Stange. It was a fascinating conversation - thank you all! Can't wait to share it...