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ISSN 2632-1009

1. 'How long does it take?' A mixed-method evaluation of computer-related work in GP consultations. Issue 4 (1st October 2015)

Authors:: Hayward, James; Buckingham, Susan; Thomson, Fionagh; Milne, Heather; Sheikh, Aziz; Fernando, Bernard; Cresswell, Kathrin; Williams, Robin; Pinnock, Hilary
Journal:: BMJ health & care informatics
Issue:: Volume 22:Issue 4(2015)
Page Start:: 409
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2. 'Improving smart medication management': an online expert discussion. Issue 1 (27th April 2022)

Authors:: Bates, David W; Cheng, Hsiang-Yin; Cheung, NT; Jew, Rita; Mir, Fraz; Tamblyn, Robyn; Li, Yu-Chuan
Journal:: BMJ health & care informatics
Issue:: Volume 29:Issue 1(2022)
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3. 'It is like texting at the dinner table': a qualitative analysis of the impact of electronic health records on patient–physician interaction in hospitals. Issue 2 (1st April 2017)

Authors:: Pelland, Kimberly D.; Baier, Rosa R.; Gardner, Rebekah L.
Journal:: BMJ health & care informatics
Issue:: Volume 24:Issue 2(2017)
Page Start:: 216
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4. 'Refbin' an online platform to extract and classify large-scale information: a pilot study of COVID-19 related papers. Issue 1 (9th March 2022)

Authors:: Lunna, Shania; Flinn, Isabelle; Prytherch, James; Torfs-Leibman, Camille; Robtoy, Sarah; Bansak, Matt; Krag, David
Journal:: BMJ health & care informatics
Issue:: Volume 29:Issue 1(2022)
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5. 'We are very individual': anticipated effects on stroke survivors of using their person-generated health data. Issue 3 (13th September 2020)

Authors:: Dimaguila, Gerardo Luis; Batchelor, Frances; Merolli, Mark; Gray, Kathleen
Journal:: BMJ health & care informatics
Issue:: Volume 27:Issue 3(2020)
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6. 10 Development and evaluation of a machine learning model to predict positive urine cultures in the outpatient setting and minimize the use of antibiotics. (10th November 2022)

Authors:: Shamout, Farah E; Wang, Phillip; Hayat, Nasir; Ling, Vee Nis; St John, Terrence Lee; Ghosheh, Ghadeer; Orquiola, Lelan; Gadhia, Vansh; Almallah, Zaki
Journal:: BMJ health & care informatics
Issue:: Volume 29(2022)Supplement 1
Page Start:: A6
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7. 11 Woubot and TRUST4Health; predictive personalised AI tools for front line clinicians. (10th November 2022)

Authors:: Taylor-Whilde, Elaine; Hasnain, Syed Muhammad Ali
Journal:: BMJ health & care informatics
Issue:: Volume 29(2022)Supplement 1
Page Start:: A7
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8. 12 Usability and acceptability of wearable technology in the early detection of dementia. (10th November 2022)

Authors:: Wilson, Sarah
Journal:: BMJ health & care informatics
Issue:: Volume 29(2022)Supplement 1
Page Start:: A8
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9. 13 Thematic review of medication-related incidents at a major teaching hospital and the potential mitigation of these incidents with electronic prescribing and medicines administration. (10th November 2022)

Authors:: Khimji, Adam
Journal:: BMJ health & care informatics
Issue:: Volume 29(2022)Supplement 1
Page Start:: A8
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10. 14 Digital health safety matters: early insights from a promising practice study in Australia. (10th November 2022)

Authors:: Andison, Melissa
Journal:: BMJ health & care informatics
Issue:: Volume 29(2022)Supplement 1
Page Start:: A9
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