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Public Health|June 28, 2021
Clinical characteristics, attendance outcomes and deaths of homeless persons in the emergency department: implications for primary health care and community prevention programmesV Paudyal, A Ghani, T Shafi, et al.Epidemiology and Infection|July 5, 2018
Estimating the burden on general practitioner services in England from increases in respiratory disease associated with seasonal respiratory pathogen activityR A Morbey, A J Elliot, S Harcourt, et al.Euro Surveillance : Bulletin Europeen Sur Les Maladies Transmissibles = European Communicable Disease Bulletin|January 26, 2011
Early spread of the 2009 influenza A(H1N1) pandemic in the United Kingdom--use of local syndromic data, May-August 2009S Smith, G E Smith, B Olowokure, et al.Epidemiology and Infection|September 30, 2015
Emergency department syndromic surveillance providing early warning of seasonal respiratory activity in EnglandH E Hughes, R Morbey, T C Hughes, et al.Epidemiology and Infection|August 16, 2012
Developing a new syndromic surveillance system for the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic GamesS E Harcourt, J Fletcher, P Loveridge, et al.Epidemiology and Infection|May 8, 2019
Developing influenza and respiratory syncytial virus activity thresholds for syndromic surveillance in EnglandS E Harcourt, R A Morbey, G E Smith, et al.Journal of Public Health (Oxford, England)|August 7, 2014
Detection of varying influenza circulation within England in 2012/13: informing antiviral prescription and public health responseH K Green, H Zhao, N L Boddington, et al.Public Health|July 29, 2014
Using an Emergency Department Syndromic Surveillance System to investigate the impact of extreme cold weather eventsH E Hughes, R Morbey, T C Hughes, et al.Emergency Medicine Journal : EMJ|October 9, 2013
The impact of thunderstorm asthma on emergency department attendances across London during July 2013A J Elliot, H E Hughes, T C Hughes, et al.Diabetic Medicine : a Journal of the British Diabetic Association|August 23, 2016
Association between glycaemic control and common infections in people with Type 2 diabetes: a cohort studyJ L Hine, S de Lusignan, D Burleigh, et al.Pageof 7