Naomi J. Ellis

Staffordshire University

United Kingdom

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Christopher Gidlow

Professor of Applied Health Research

Staffordshire University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Elizabeth Cottrell

Senior Lecturer in General Practice

Keele University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Wanda Wendel-Vos

National Institute for Public Health and the Environment

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Robert Dempsey

Senior Lecturer in Psychology

Manchester Metropolitan University

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Sarah Grogan

Emeritus Professor

Manchester Metropolitan University

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Alison Cooke

Senior Lecturer

Kiel University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Alexander David Blackett

Head of Department for Sport and Exercise

Staffordshire University

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M.-S. Abouna

FRANCE

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Matthew Brookes

Professor

University of Wolverhampton

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Jacky Forsyth

Staffordshire University

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Articles (17)

Unlocking the Potential of mHealth: Integrating Behaviour Change Techniques in Hypertension App Design

Examining the Effect of SNAP-Multibehaviours on Multimorbidity Risk: A Cross-Sectional Study in Three General Practices’ Electronic Health Records

Sex-Specific Multimorbidity–Multibehaviour Patterns in Primary Care Populations

The digital prescription: A systematic review and meta-analysis of smartphone apps for blood pressure control

“They are saying it’s high, but I think it’s quite low”: exploring cardiovascular disease risk communication in NHS health checks through video-stimulated recall interviews with patients – a qualitative study

“We have to change our mindsets”: a qualitative study of barriers and facilitators in research collaboration across integrated care system organisations

How is suicide risk assessed in healthcare settings in the UK? A systematic scoping review

Quantitative content analysis of Freedom of Information requests examining the extent and variations of tools and training for conducting suicide risk assessments in NHS Trusts across England

Proposing a typology to examine the health impact of Housing First: a systematic review and meta-analysis

Using social media for patient and public involvement and engagement in health research: The process and impact of a closed Facebook group.

Menstrual cycle, hormonal contraception and pregnancy in women’s football: perceptions of players, coaches and managers

Cardiovascular disease risk communication in NHS Health Checks using QRISK®2 and JBS3 risk calculators: the RICO qualitative and quantitative study

A qualitative exploration of two risk calculators using video-recorded NHS health check consultations

Exploring mechanisms underlying the relationship between the natural outdoor environment and health and well-being – Results from the PHENOTYPE project

A systematic review of recruitment strategies and behaviour change techniques in group-based diabetes prevention programmes focusing on uptake and retention

Momentary mood response to natural outdoor environments in four European cities

Quantitative examination of video-recorded NHS Health Checks: comparison of the use of QRISK2 versus JBS3 cardiovascular risk calculators

Collaborators (10)

Christopher Gidlow

Elizabeth Cottrell

Wanda Wendel-Vos

Robert Dempsey

Sarah Grogan

Alison Cooke

Alexander David Blackett

M.-S. Abouna

Matthew Brookes

Jacky Forsyth

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