Dr Arabella Baker

Lecturer in Adult Nursing

Birmingham City University

United Kingdom

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Dr. Arabella Baker is a Lecturer in Adult Nursing at Birmingham City University in the UK. Her research primarily focuses on eczema, specifically examining the effectiveness of bathing frequency, monitoring symptom progression, and patient-reported outcomes in clinical trials. Recent articles highlight her innovative approaches, including citizen science methodologies and the development of relevant assessment tools for eczema management.

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Eleanor Mitchell

Associate Professor of Clinical Trials

University of Nottingham

UNITED KINGDOM

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Beth Stuart

Professor of Medical Statistics and Clinical Trials

Queen Mary University of London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Hywel C Williams

University of Nottingham

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Kim S Thomas

University of Nottingham

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Ingrid Muller

University of Southampton

UNITED KINGDOM

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Articles (11)

Co-producing a randomized controlled trial on the frequency of bathing in eczema: description of a citizen science approach

The Eczema Bathing Study: Weekly versus daily bathing for people with eczema? Protocol of an online, randomised controlled trial

Long list of conflicts of interest in industry-funded drug trials are counterproductive and opaque for readers

Overlapping itch assessments in the Harmonizing Outcome Measures for Eczema core outcome set for eczema clinical trials: is redundancy necessary?

Determining the Minimal Important Change of the Recap of Atopic Eczema (RECAP) Instrument in Clinical Trials

Evaluating the effect of weekly patient-reported symptom monitoring on trial outcomes: results of the Eczema Monitoring Online randomized controlled trial

Evaluating the effect of weekly patient-reported symptom monitoring on trial outcomes: results of the Eczema Monitoring Online randomized controlled trial

A practical guide to implementing a successful social media recruitment strategy: lessons from the Eczema Monitoring Online trial

A practical guide to implementing a successful social media recruitment strategy: lessons from the Eczema Monitoring Online trial

Content validity of the Recap of atopic eczema (RECAP) instrument in Dutch, English and German to measure eczema control in young people with atopic eczema: a cognitive interview study

Content validity of the Recap of atopic eczema (RECAP) instrument in Dutch, English and German to measure eczema control in young people with atopic eczema: a cognitive interview study

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Eleanor Mitchell

Beth Stuart

Hywel C Williams

Kim S Thomas

Ingrid Muller

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