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    • INCREASING PATIENT DEMAND FOR HOME MEDICINES REVIEWS: A MARKETING PLAN RESEARCH STUDY 

      White, L; Carter, Stephen R; Klinner, Christiane; Clark, C
      Published 2010-02-01
      Objectives: 1. To deliver a marketing plan which proposes strategies to increase consumer uptake of HMRs. Sub -objectives were to assess the:  Awareness levels of eligible non-recipients prior to participation in this ...
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    • INCREASING PATIENT DEMAND FOR HOME MEDICINES REVIEWS: A MARKETING PLAN 

      White, L; Clark, C; Klinner, Christiane
      Published 2010-02-01
      Campbell (2008)stated that “Consumer awareness of the program is of major concern” and concluded that “all stakeholders agreed that the Home Medicines Review (HMR) Program should be promoted more to consumers and carers.” ...
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    • Nanoparticles: the future for platinum drugs or a research red herring? 

      Wheate, Nial
      Published 2012-01-01
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    • Cisplatin-Tethered Gold Nanoparticles That Exhibit Enhanced Reproducibility, Drug Loading, and Stability: a Step Closer to Pharmaceutical Approval? 

      Craig, Gemma E.; Brown, Sarah D.; Lamprou, Dimitrios A.; Graham, Duncan; Wheate, Nial J.
      Published 2012-03-05
      Gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) can be used as delivery vehicles for platinum anticancer drugs, improving their targeting and uptake into cells. Here, we examine the appropriateness of different-sized AuNPs as components of ...
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    • DNA-based aptamer fails as a simultaneous cancer targeting agent and drug delivery vehicle for a phenanthroline-based platinum(II) complex 

      McGinely, Nicola J.; Plumb, Jane A.; Wheate, Nial J.
      Published 2013-07-19
      The sgc8c aptamer is a 41-base DNA oligonucleotide that binds to leukaemia cells with high affinity and specificity. In this work we examined the utility of this aptamer as both a delivery vehicle and an active targeting ...
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