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    • Widening Disease Definitions: What Can Physicians Do? 

      Doust, Jenny; Treadwell, Julian; Bell, Katy J.L.
      Published 2021-04-01
      Editorial Article. Disease definitions are often broadened over time to include milder and earlier cases. A strong driver for such definitional changes is the belief that they will benefit patients by preventing more ...
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    • Equity and evidence during vaccine rollout: stepped wedge cluster randomised trials could help. 

      Bell, Katy J.L.; Glasziou, Paul; Stanaway, Fiona; Bossuyt, Patrick; Irwig, Les
      Published 2021
      Letter re allocating scarce vaccines, For groups of equivalent priority, a fair and equitable way to decide on the order of rollout is to use a lottery, or system of random choice. Such randomised sequentialrollout of ...
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    • Can Patient-Led Surveillance Detect Subsequent New Primary or Recurrent Melanomas and Reduce the Need for Routinely Scheduled Follow Up? A Protocol for the MELSELF Randomised Controlled Trial. 

      Ackermann, Deonna; Smit, Amelia K; Janda, Monika; van Kemenade, Cathelijne; Dieng, Mbathio; Morton, Rachael L; Turner, Robin M; Cust, Anne E; Irwig, Les; Hersch, Jolyn; Guitera, Pascale; Soyer, Peter; Mar, Victoria; Saw, Robyn PM; Low, Donald; Low, Cynthia; Drabarek, Dorothy; Espinoza, David; Emery, Jon; Murchie, Peter; Thompson, John F; Scolyer, Richard; Azzi, Anthony; Lilleyman, Alister; Bell, Katy J.L.
      Published 2021
      Most subsequent new primary or recurrent melanomas might be self-detected if patients are trained to systematically self-examine their skin and have access to timely medical review (patient-led surveillance). Routinely scheduled ...
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    • The potential for overdiagnosis and underdiagnosis because of blood pressure variability: a comparison of the 2017 ACC/AHA, 2018 ESC/ESH and 2019 NICE hypertension guidelines. 

      Bell, Katy J.L.; Doust, Jenny; McGeechan, Kevin; Horvath, Andrea R; Barratt, Alexandra L; Hayen, Andrew; Semsarian, Christopher; Irwig, Les
      Published 2021
      The objective of this paper was to estimate the extent that BP measurement variability may drive over- and underdiagnosis of ‘hypertension’ when measurements are made according to current guidelines. Using data from the ...
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    • Legacy effect of fibrate add-on therapy in diabetic patients with dyslipidemia: a secondary analysis of the ACCORDION study. 

      Zhu, Lin; Hayen, Andrew; Bell, Katy J.L.
      Published 2020
      The Action to Control Cardiovascular Risk in Diabetes (ACCORD)-Lipid study found no evidence of a beneficial effect of statin-fibrate combined treatment, compared to statins alone, on cardiovascular outcomes and mortality ...
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