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Bridie Angela Evans

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BMC Medical Research Methodology|February 17, 2019
A co-produced method to involve service users in research: the SUCCESS modelBridie Angela Evans, Alison Porter, Helen Snooks, et al.
Implementation Science : IS|February 14, 2013
How hard can it be to include research evidence and evaluation in local health policy implementation? Results from a mixed methods studyBridie Angela Evans, Helen Snooks, Helen Howson, et al.
British Journal of Health Psychology|October 13, 2011
The association between illness representation profiles and use of unscheduled urgent and emergency health care servicesRob Lowe, Alison Porter, Helen Snooks, et al.
BMJ Open|November 5, 2015
Community-based interventions to prevent fatal overdose from illegal drugs: a systematic review protocolChukwudi Okolie, Bridie Angela Evans, Ann John, et al.
BMC Family Practice|February 5, 2016
Erratum to: It could be a 'Golden Goose': a qualitative study of views in primary care on an emergency admission risk prediction tool prior to implementationAlison Porter, Mark Rhys Kingston, Bridie Angela Evans, et al.
BMJ Open|March 3, 2016
Costs, effects and implementation of routine data emergency admission risk prediction models in primary care for patients with, or at risk of, chronic conditions: a systematic review protocolMark Rhys Kingston, Bridie Angela Evans, Kayleigh Nelson, et al.
BMC Family Practice|January 8, 2016
It could be a 'Golden Goose': a qualitative study of views in primary care on an emergency admission risk prediction tool prior to implementationAlison Porter, Mark Rhys Kingston, Bridie Angela Evans, et al.
Emergency Medicine Journal : EMJ|September 14, 2018
Use of scratchcards for allocation concealment in a prehospital randomised controlled trialLeigh Keen, Jenna Katherine Bulger, Nigel Rees, et al.
The British Journal of General Practice : the Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners|November 16, 2021
Implementing emergency admission risk prediction in general practice: a qualitative studyBridie Angela Evans, Jeremy Dale, Jan Davies, et al.
BMC Public Health|January 13, 2011
Costs and effects of a 'healthy living' approach to community development in two deprived communities: findings from a mixed methods studyHelen A Snooks, Bridie Angela Evans, David Cohen, et al.
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BMC Medical Research Methodology|February 17, 2019
A co-produced method to involve service users in research: the SUCCESS modelBridie Angela Evans, Alison Porter, Helen Snooks, et al.
Implementation Science : IS|February 14, 2013
How hard can it be to include research evidence and evaluation in local health policy implementation? Results from a mixed methods studyBridie Angela Evans, Helen Snooks, Helen Howson, et al.
British Journal of Health Psychology|October 13, 2011
The association between illness representation profiles and use of unscheduled urgent and emergency health care servicesRob Lowe, Alison Porter, Helen Snooks, et al.
BMJ Open|November 5, 2015
Community-based interventions to prevent fatal overdose from illegal drugs: a systematic review protocolChukwudi Okolie, Bridie Angela Evans, Ann John, et al.
BMC Family Practice|February 5, 2016
Erratum to: It could be a 'Golden Goose': a qualitative study of views in primary care on an emergency admission risk prediction tool prior to implementationAlison Porter, Mark Rhys Kingston, Bridie Angela Evans, et al.
BMJ Open|March 3, 2016
Costs, effects and implementation of routine data emergency admission risk prediction models in primary care for patients with, or at risk of, chronic conditions: a systematic review protocolMark Rhys Kingston, Bridie Angela Evans, Kayleigh Nelson, et al.
BMC Family Practice|January 8, 2016
It could be a 'Golden Goose': a qualitative study of views in primary care on an emergency admission risk prediction tool prior to implementationAlison Porter, Mark Rhys Kingston, Bridie Angela Evans, et al.
Emergency Medicine Journal : EMJ|September 14, 2018
Use of scratchcards for allocation concealment in a prehospital randomised controlled trialLeigh Keen, Jenna Katherine Bulger, Nigel Rees, et al.
The British Journal of General Practice : the Journal of the Royal College of General Practitioners|November 16, 2021
Implementing emergency admission risk prediction in general practice: a qualitative studyBridie Angela Evans, Jeremy Dale, Jan Davies, et al.
BMC Public Health|January 13, 2011
Costs and effects of a 'healthy living' approach to community development in two deprived communities: findings from a mixed methods studyHelen A Snooks, Bridie Angela Evans, David Cohen, et al.
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