Primary Care Research

Prepared and highly committed despite the risk of COVID-19 infection: a cross-sectional survey of primary care physicians’ concerns and coping strategies in Singapore

1. Jerrald Lau
2. David Hsien-Yung Tan
3. Gretel Jianlin Wong
4. Yii-Jen Lew
5. Ying-Xian Chua
6. Lian-Leng Low
7. Han-Kwee Ho
8. Thiam-Soo Kwek
9. Sue-Anne Ee-Shiow Toh
10. Ker-Kan Tan

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Risk factors for a positive SARS-CoV-2 PCR in patients with common cold symptoms in a primary care setting – a retrospective analysis based on a joint documentation standard

1. Johannes Just
2. Marie-Therese Puth
3. Felix Regenold
4. Klaus Weckbecker
5. Markus Bleckwenn

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Primary Care Practitioners’ Response to 2019 Novel Coronavirus Outbreak in China

1. Zhijie Xu
2. Yi Qian
3. Lizheng Fang
4. Mi Yao

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Eleven key measures for monitoring general practice clinical activity during COVID-19: A retrospective cohort study using 48 million adults’ primary care records in England through OpenSAFELY

1. Louis Fisher
2. Helen J Curtis
3. Richard Croker
4. Milan Wiedemann
5. Victoria Speed
6. Christopher Wood
7. Andrew Brown
8. Lisa EM Hopcroft
9. Rose Higgins
10. Jon Massey
11. Peter Inglesby
12. Caroline E Morton
13. Alex J Walker
14. Jessica Morley
15. Amir Mehrkar
16. Seb Bacon
17. George Hickman
18. Orla Macdonald
19. Tom Lewis
20. Marion Wood
21. Martin Myers
22. Miriam Samuel
23. Robin Conibere
24. Wasim Baqir
25. Harpreet Sood
26. Charles Drury
27. Kiren Collison
28. Chris Bates
29. David Evans
30. Iain Dillingham
31. Tom Ward
32. Simon Davy
33. Rebecca M Smith
34. William Hulme
35. Amelia Green
36. John Parry
37. Frank Hester
38. Sam Harper
39. Jonathan Cockburn
40. Shaun O'Hanlon
41. Alex Eavis
42. Richard Jarvis
43. Dima Avramov
44. Paul Griffiths
45. Aaron Fowles
46. Nasreen Parkes
47. Brian MacKenna
48. Ben Goldacre

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  This paper presents an important effort to develop an open source software framework for monitoring trends and variations in healthcare over time in England. They demonstrate a compelling example of how this system can track key health care indicators over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic. The paper will likely be mainly of interest to stakeholders in England, but could inspire the creation of similar systems in other countries.

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OpenSAFELY NHS Service Restoration Observatory 2: changes in primary care clinical activity in England during the COVID-19 pandemic

1. Helen J Curtis
2. Brian MacKenna
3. Milan Wiedemann
4. Louis Fisher
5. Richard Croker
6. Caroline E Morton
7. Peter Inglesby
8. Alex J Walker
9. Jessica Morley
10. Amir Mehrkar
11. Sebastian CJ Bacon
12. George Hickman
13. David Evans
14. Tom Ward
15. Simon Davy
16. William J Hulme
17. Orla Macdonald
18. Robin Conibere
19. Tom Lewis
20. Martin Myers
21. Shamila Wanninayake
22. Kiren Collison
23. Charles Drury
24. Miriam Samuel
25. Harpreet Sood
26. Andrea Cipriani
27. Seena Fazel
28. Manuj Sharma
29. Wasim Baqir
30. Chris Bates
31. John Parry
32. Ben Goldacre
33. The OpenSAFELY Collaborative

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Medication safety incidents associated with the remote delivery of primary care: a rapid review

1. Laura L Gleeson
2. Barbara Clyne
3. James W Barlow
4. Benedict Ryan
5. Paul Murphy
6. Emma Wallace
7. Aoife De Brún
8. Lisa Mellon
9. Marcus Hanratty
10. Mark Ennis
11. Alice Holton
12. Muriel Pate
13. Ciara Kirke
14. Michelle Flood
15. Frank Moriarty

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Assessing the knowledge and practices of primary healthcare workers on malaria diagnosis and related challenges in view of COVID-19 outbreak in a Nigerian Southwestern metropolis

1. Esther Oluwayemisi Ayandipo
2. Deborah Babatunde
3. Oladipo Afolayan
4. Olabisi Kalejaye
5. Taiwo Obembe

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Changes in English medication safety indicators throughout the COVID-19 pandemic: a federated analysis of 57 million patients’ primary care records in situ using OpenSAFELY

1. Louis Fisher
2. Lisa E. M. Hopcroft
3. Sarah Rodgers
4. James Barrett
5. Kerry Oliver
6. Anthony J. Avery
7. Dai Evans
8. Helen Curtis
9. Richard Croker
10. Orla Macdonald
11. Jessica Morley
12. Amir Mehrkar
13. Seb Bacon
14. Simon Davy
15. Iain Dillingham
16. David Evans
17. George Hickman
18. Peter Inglesby
19. Caroline E. Morton
20. Becky Smith
21. Tom Ward
22. William Hulme
23. Amelia Green
24. Jon Massey
25. Alex J. Walker
26. Chris Bates
27. Jonathan Cockburn
28. John Parry
29. Frank Hester
30. Sam Harper
31. Shaun O’Hanlon
32. Alex Eavis
33. Richard Jarvis
34. Dima Avramov
35. Paul Griffiths
36. Aaron Fowles
37. Nasreen Parkes
38. Ben Goldacre
39. Brian MacKenna

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Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Trial of a Throat Spray with Selected Lactobacilli in COVID-19 Outpatients

1. Ilke De Boeck
2. Eline Cauwenberghs
3. Irina Spacova
4. Thies Gehrmann
5. Tom Eilers
6. Lize Delanghe
7. Stijn Wittouck
8. Peter A. Bron
9. Tim Henkens
10. Imane Gamgami
11. Alix Simons
12. Ingmar Claes
13. Joachim Mariën
14. Kevin K. Ariën
15. Diana Bakokimi
16. Katherine Loens
17. Kevin Jacobs
18. Margareta Ieven
19. Patricia Bruijning-Verhagen
20. Peter Delputte
21. Samuel Coenen
22. Veronique Verhoeven
23. Sarah Lebeer

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Migrants’ primary care utilisation before and during the COVID-19 pandemic in England: An interrupted time series analysis

1. Claire X. Zhang
2. Yamina Boukari
3. Neha Pathak
4. Rohini Mathur
5. Srinivasa Vittal Katikireddi
6. Parth Patel
7. Ines Campos-Matos
8. Dan Lewer
9. Vincent Nguyen
10. Greg C.G. Hugenholtz
11. Rachel Burns
12. Amy Mulick
13. Alasdair Henderson
14. Robert W. Aldridge

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