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Kerry Woolfall

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BMJ Open|September 20, 2015
How parents and practitioners experience research without prior consent (deferred consent) for emergency research involving children with life threatening conditions: a mixed method studyKerry Woolfall, Lucy Frith, Carrol Gamble, et al.
Drug and Alcohol Dependence|September 4, 2007
Use, function, and subjective experiences of gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB)Harry R Sumnall, Kerry Woolfall, Sara Edwards, et al.
BMJ Open|September 23, 2021
Strategies to enhance recruitment and consent to intensive care studies: a qualitative study with researchers and patient-public involvement contributorsKatie Paddock, Kerry Woolfall, Lucy Frith, et al.
BMC Pediatrics|February 10, 2011
Under-reporting of foetal alcohol spectrum disorders: an analysis of hospital episode statisticsMichela Morleo, Kerry Woolfall, Dan Dedman, et al.
Pediatrics|October 7, 2015
Deferred Consent for Randomized Controlled Trials in Emergency Care SettingsKatie Harron, Kerry Woolfall, Kerry Dwan, et al.
Archives of Disease in Childhood|June 9, 2019
Parents' and clinicians' views on conducting paediatric diagnostic test accuracy studies without prior informed consent: qualitative insight from the Petechiae in Children study (PiC)Thomas Waterfield, Mark D Lyttle, Michael Shields, et al.
Journal of Clinical Epidemiology|July 15, 2015
UK publicly funded Clinical Trials Units supported a controlled access approach to share individual participant data but highlighted concernsCarolyn Hopkins, Matthew Sydes, Gordon Murray, et al.
Plos One|July 12, 2013
Parents' agendas in paediatric clinical trial recruitment are different from researchers' and often remain unvoiced: a qualitative studyKerry Woolfall, Valerie Shilling, Helen Hickey, et al.
BMJ Open|May 17, 2014
Doing challenging research studies in a patient-centred way: a qualitative study to inform a randomised controlled trial in the paediatric emergency care settingKerry Woolfall, Bridget Young, Lucy Frith, et al.
BMJ Open|February 10, 2024
Questioning approaches to consent in time critical obstetric trials: findings from a mixed-methods studyElizabeth Deja, Andrew Weeks, Charlotte Van Netten, et al.
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BMJ Open|September 20, 2015
How parents and practitioners experience research without prior consent (deferred consent) for emergency research involving children with life threatening conditions: a mixed method studyKerry Woolfall, Lucy Frith, Carrol Gamble, et al.
Drug and Alcohol Dependence|September 4, 2007
Use, function, and subjective experiences of gamma-hydroxybutyrate (GHB)Harry R Sumnall, Kerry Woolfall, Sara Edwards, et al.
BMJ Open|September 23, 2021
Strategies to enhance recruitment and consent to intensive care studies: a qualitative study with researchers and patient-public involvement contributorsKatie Paddock, Kerry Woolfall, Lucy Frith, et al.
BMC Pediatrics|February 10, 2011
Under-reporting of foetal alcohol spectrum disorders: an analysis of hospital episode statisticsMichela Morleo, Kerry Woolfall, Dan Dedman, et al.
Pediatrics|October 7, 2015
Deferred Consent for Randomized Controlled Trials in Emergency Care SettingsKatie Harron, Kerry Woolfall, Kerry Dwan, et al.
Archives of Disease in Childhood|June 9, 2019
Parents' and clinicians' views on conducting paediatric diagnostic test accuracy studies without prior informed consent: qualitative insight from the Petechiae in Children study (PiC)Thomas Waterfield, Mark D Lyttle, Michael Shields, et al.
Journal of Clinical Epidemiology|July 15, 2015
UK publicly funded Clinical Trials Units supported a controlled access approach to share individual participant data but highlighted concernsCarolyn Hopkins, Matthew Sydes, Gordon Murray, et al.
Plos One|July 12, 2013
Parents' agendas in paediatric clinical trial recruitment are different from researchers' and often remain unvoiced: a qualitative studyKerry Woolfall, Valerie Shilling, Helen Hickey, et al.
BMJ Open|May 17, 2014
Doing challenging research studies in a patient-centred way: a qualitative study to inform a randomised controlled trial in the paediatric emergency care settingKerry Woolfall, Bridget Young, Lucy Frith, et al.
BMJ Open|February 10, 2024
Questioning approaches to consent in time critical obstetric trials: findings from a mixed-methods studyElizabeth Deja, Andrew Weeks, Charlotte Van Netten, et al.
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