Prescriptions aren’t one-way tickets: how to stop what we started
In this blog, Dave Taylor and Jackie Martin-Kerry discuss the CHARMER (CompreHensive geriAtRician led MEdication Review) trial, registered at the ISRCTN… Read more »
Dave Taylor is a veteran of the personal computer industry but spent the last 14 years of his career in science communication and healthcare research. He is a former trustee of the Patients Association and is a patient representative on several research projects including CHARMER, and currently takes 12 different medicines daily.
Dr Jackie Martin-Kerry is a health researcher, currently working at the University of Leicester. She has more than 20 years of experience undertaking research in the UK and Australia. Her expertise includes undertaking qualitative research such as process evaluations of complex interventions, and she is interested in the development of new methodological approaches.
Dr Jackie Martin-Kerry is a health researcher, currently working at the University of Leicester. She has more than 20 years of experience undertaking research in the UK and Australia. Her expertise includes undertaking qualitative research such as process evaluations of complex interventions, and she is interested in the development of new methodological approaches.
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