Understanding hepatitis C intervention success - Qualitative findings from the HepCATT study

Harris, M.; Bonnington, O.; Harrison, G.; Hickman, M.; Irving, W.; Roberts, Kirsty; Waldron, Cherry Ann; Bevan, Jo; Simpson, Charlotte; Homan, Coleen; Reeve, Dave; Hathaway, Clare; Purcell, Stephen; Oelbaum, Sandra; Whitfield, Jo; Jennings, Stephen; Dreha, Robbie; Byrne, Tara; Thomas, Debbie; Fraser, Elisabeth; Toyne, Karen; Newton, Paul; Hensley, Fern; Hewish, Steve; Rutkowski, Rick; Christian, Archie; Smith, Stuart; Ward, Emma; Rhodes, Tim; Lattimore, Sam; Mandal, Sema; Simmons, Ruth; Sreedharan, Aravamuthan; Murray, Karen; Richardson, Paul; Caldwell, Helen; Gore, Roxanne; Hughes, Amanda; Walters, Claire; Orton, Annette; Lee, Penny; Ryder, Steve; Thomson, Brian; Montgomery, Alan; Foster, Graham

doi:10.1111/jvh.12869

All Outputs (7)

Evaluation of Penny Brohn UK’s national programme of ‘Living Well With and Beyond Cancer’ services (2018)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Background: Penny Brohn UK (PBUK) is a leading UK charity specialising in helping people live well with the impact of cancer. National Lottery’s Big Lottery funding between 2015-18 has supported PBUK Living Well with and Beyond Cancer (LWWBC) service... Read More about Evaluation of Penny Brohn UK’s national programme of ‘Living Well With and Beyond Cancer’ services.

Impact of psychological counselling service at Penny Brohn UK (2018)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Background: For people with cancer, research has shown counselling may be beneficial for wellbeing, anxiety, depression and helping with the sexual side-effects of cancer. Penny Brohn UK (PBUK) is a cancer charity that supports people to live well wi... Read More about Impact of psychological counselling service at Penny Brohn UK.

The impact of home energy efficiency interventions and winter fuel payments on winter- and cold-related mortality and morbidity in England: A natural equipment mixed-methods study (2018)
Journal Article

Data sources: The Homes Energy Efficiency Database, mortality and hospital admissions data and weather (temperature) data. Results: There has been a progressive decline in cold-related deaths since the mid-1970s. Since the introduction of WFPs, the g... Read More about The impact of home energy efficiency interventions and winter fuel payments on winter- and cold-related mortality and morbidity in England: A natural equipment mixed-methods study.

Investigating the experiences of post-traumatic growth in individuals with metastatic cancer (2018)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Comparing measurement techniques of accommodative amplitude among school children (2018)
Journal Article

Background: There is no consensus on the precise method of measuring amplitude of accommodation (AA) in routine clinical examination. In addition, studies have queried the use of Hofstetter’s equation for computing the expected AA for different popul... Read More about Comparing measurement techniques of accommodative amplitude among school children.

Exploration of the impact of the Penny Brohn UK Living Well Course on Cancer Survivors' employment and active community role status (2018)
Presentation / Conference Contribution

Background: Over 750,000 people of working age in the UK are estimated to live with or beyond cancer, with 63,000 wishing to, but not working. Penny Brohn UK is a leading cancer support charity, offering the Living Well Course (LWC) which supports th... Read More about Exploration of the impact of the Penny Brohn UK Living Well Course on Cancer Survivors' employment and active community role status.

Understanding hepatitis C intervention success - Qualitative findings from the HepCATT study (2018)
Journal Article

The United Kingdom has committed to eliminating viral hepatitis as a public health threat. Innovative interventions for marginalized populations are required to realize this goal. In 2016, the HepCATT study team implemented a complex hepatitis C (HCV... Read More about Understanding hepatitis C intervention success - Qualitative findings from the HepCATT study.