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2. Data on Cancer Detailed by Researchers at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust (Patient and clinician perspectives of an eHealth intervention for supporting cancer treatment in the UK: mixed methods evaluation of the eRAPID randomised controlled...).

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RANDOMIZED controlled trials, PATIENTS' attitudes, PATIENT experience, MEDICAL research, REPORTERS & reporting
Abstract

Researchers at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust conducted a randomized controlled trial (RCT) to evaluate the eRAPID eHealth intervention for capturing patient-reported symptoms online during cancer treatment. The study involved 508 participants starting systemic cancer treatment and found that eRAPID had a positive impact on patients' symptoms, quality of life, and self-efficacy, particularly early in treatment and for patients with early-stage disease. Patient feedback indicated that eRAPID was easy to use and provided practical advice and personal monitoring, while clinicians had mixed levels of direct experience with using the intervention. The mixed-method approach used in the study provided valuable insight into how the eRAPID intervention was received and functioned. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

3. John Morton Coles (1930–2020). From Palaeolithic Studies to Wetland Archaeology. A Commemoration.

Author

Piotrowska, Danuta and Piotrowski, Wojciech

Subjects
PETROGLYPHS, PALEOLITHIC Period, ARCHAEOLOGY, EXPERIMENTAL archaeology, WETLANDS, HONORARY degrees, ARCHAEOLOGICAL museums & collections
Abstract

This article is dedicated to John Morton Coles (1930-2020), Professor of European Prehistory at Cambridge University between 1980 and 1986, Fellow of the British Academy, author of the highly regarded scientific works, teacher and editor. He dealt with several archaeological periods and was involved in different field projects and conducted numerous excavations. At Cambridge, in the Department of Archaeology, John Coles collaborated with such significant figures as Professors Grahame Clark and Glyn Daniel. John Coles devoted much of his time to experimental and wetland archaeology as well as to prehistoric rock carvings in Sweden and Norway. John Coles was awarded an honorary doctorate by Uppsala University. He was the advisor of Biskupin’s archaeological open-air Museum in Poland. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021
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