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1. Non-native plant invasion after fire in western USA varies by functional type and with climate

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Prevéy, Janet S., Jarnevich, Catherine S., Pearse, Ian S., Munson, Seth M., Stevens, Jens T., Barrett, Kevin J., Coop, Jonathan D., Day, Michelle A., Firmage, David, Fornwalt, Paula J., Haynes, Katharine M., Johnston, James D., Kerns, Becky K., Krawchuk, Meg A., Miller, Becky A., Nietupski, Ty C., Roque, Jacquilyn, Springer, Judith D., Stevens-Rumann, Camille S., Stoddard, Michael T., and Tortorelli, Claire M.

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2024
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2. Ecological and climatic transferability of airborne lidar-driven aboveground biomass models in Piñon-Juniper woodlands

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Eastburn, Jessie F., primary, Campbell, Michael J., additional, Dennison, Philip E., additional, Anderegg, William Rl, additional, Barrett, Kevin J., additional, Fekety, Patrick A., additional, Flake, Samuel W., additional, Huffman, David W., additional, Kannenberg, Steven A., additional, Kerr, Kelly L., additional, Sánchez Meador, Andrew J., additional, and Vogeler, Jody C., additional

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2024
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3. Inflammatory bowel disease patient‐reported quality assessment should drive service improvement: a national survey of <scp>UK IBD</scp> units and patients

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Hawthorne, A. Barney, Glatter, Jackie, Blackwell, Jonathan, Ainley, Rachel, Arnott, Ian, Barrett, Kevin J., Bell, Graham, Brookes, Matthew J., Fletcher, Melissa, Muhammed, Rafeeq, Nevill, Alan M., Segal, Jonathan, Selinger, Christian P., St. Clair Jones, Anja, Younge, Lisa, IBD UK Board IBD UK Task And Finish Group, and Lamb, Christopher A.

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Male, Young Adult, Hepatology, Child, Preschool, Surveys and Questionnaires, Chronic Disease, Gastroenterology, Humans, Pharmacology (medical), Patient Reported Outcome Measures, Inflammatory Bowel Diseases, United Kingdom, Quality of Health Care
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Summary: Background & Aims: Healthcare service provision in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is often designed to meet targets set by healthcare providers rather than those of patients. It is unclear whether this meets the needs of patients, as assessed by patients themselves. This nationwide study assessed patients' experience of IBD and the healthcare they received, aiming to identify factors in IBD healthcare provision associated with perceived high‐quality care. Methods: Using the 2019 IBD Standards as a framework, a national benchmarking tool for quality assessment in IBD was developed by IBD UK, comprising a Patient Survey and Service Self‐Assessment. Results: In all, 134 IBD services and 9757 patients were responded. Perceived quality of care was lowest in young adults then increased with age, was higher in males and those >2 years since diagnosis. No hospital services met all the National IBD Standards for recommended workforce numbers. Key metrics associated with patient‐reported high‐quality care were as follows: identification as a tertiary centre, patient information availability, shared decision‐making, rapid response to contact for advice, access to urgent review, joint medical/surgical clinics and access to research (all p < 0.001). Higher numbers of IBD nurse specialists in a service was strongly associated with patients receiving regular reviews and having confidence in self‐management and reporting high‐quality care. Conclusions: This extensive patient and healthcare provider survey emphasises the importance of aspects of care less often measured by clinicians, such as communication, shared decision‐making and provision of information, and demonstrates that IBD nurse specialists are crucial to meeting the needs of people living with IBD.

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2022
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7. Inflammatory bowel disease patient‐reported quality assessment should drive service improvement: a national survey of UK IBD units and patients.

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Hawthorne, A. Barney, Glatter, Jackie, Blackwell, Jonathan, Ainley, Rachel, Arnott, Ian, Barrett, Kevin J., Bell, Graham, Brookes, Matthew J., Fletcher, Melissa, Muhammed, Rafeeq, Nevill, Alan M., Segal, Jonathan, Selinger, Christian P., St. Clair Jones, Anja, Younge, Lisa, Lamb, Christopher A., Andrews, Charlie, Barrett, Kevin, Bhatnagar, Gauraang, and Bloom, Stuart

Subjects
INFLAMMATORY bowel diseases, PATIENTS' attitudes, CLINICS, SURGICAL clinics, MEDICAL personnel, YOUNG adults
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Summary: Background: Healthcare service provision in inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is often designed to meet targets set by healthcare providers rather than those of patients. It is unclear whether this meets the needs of patients, as assessed by patients themselves. Aims: To assess patients' experience of IBD and the healthcare they received, aiming to identify factors in IBD healthcare provision associated with perceived high‐quality care. Methods: Using the 2019 IBD standards as a framework, a national benchmarking tool for quality assessment in IBD was developed by IBD UK, comprising a patient survey and service self‐assessment. Results: 134 IBD services and 9757 patients responded. Perceived quality of care was lowest in young adults and increased with age, was higher in males and those >2 years since diagnosis. No hospital services met all the national IBD standards for recommended workforce numbers. Key metrics associated with patient‐reported high‐ quality care were: identification as a tertiary centre, patient information availability, shared decision‐ making, rapid response to contact for advice, access to urgent review, joint medical/surgical clinics, and access to research (all p < 0.001). Higher numbers of IBD nurse specialists in a service was strongly associated with patients receiving regular reviews and having confidence in self‐management and reporting high‐ quality care. Conclusions: This extensive patient and healthcare provider survey emphasises the importance of aspects of care less often measured by clinicians, such as communication, shared decision‐ making and provision of information. It demonstrates that IBD nurse specialists are crucial to meeting the needs of people living with IBD. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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8. Consensus standards of healthcare for adults and children with inflammatory bowel disease in the UK

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Kapasi, Rukshana, primary, Glatter, Jackie, additional, Lamb, Christopher A, additional, Acheson, Austin G, additional, Andrews, Charles, additional, Arnott, Ian D, additional, Barrett, Kevin J, additional, Bell, Graham, additional, Bhatnagar, Guaraang, additional, Bloom, Stuart, additional, Brookes, Matthew James, additional, Brown, Steven R, additional, Burch, Nicola, additional, Burman, Andy, additional, Crook, Kay, additional, Cummings, JR Fraser, additional, Davies, Justin, additional, Demick, Anne, additional, Epstein, Jenny, additional, Faiz, Omar, additional, Feakins, Roger, additional, Fletcher, Melissa, additional, Garrick, Vikki, additional, Jaffray, Bruce, additional, Johnson, Matthew, additional, Keetarut, Katie, additional, Limdi, Jimmy, additional, Meade, Uchu, additional, Muhammed, Rafeeq, additional, Murdock, Andrew, additional, Posford, Nick, additional, Rowse, Georgina, additional, Shaw, Ian, additional, St Clair Jones, Anja, additional, Taylor, Stuart, additional, Weaver, Sean, additional, Younge, Lisa, additional, and Hawthorne, Antony Barney, additional

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2019
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10. Consensus standards of healthcare for adults and children with inflammatory bowel disease in the UK.

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Kapasi, Rukshana, Glatter, Jackie, Lamb, Christopher A., Acheson, Austin G., Andrews, Charles, Arnott, Ian D., Barrett, Kevin J., Bell, Graham, Bhatnagar, Guaraang, Bloom, Stuart, Brookes, Matthew James, Brown, Steven R., Burch, Nicola, Burman, Andy, Crook, Kay, Cummings, J. R. Fraser, Davies, Justin, Demick, Anne, Epstein, Jenny, and Faiz, Omar

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2020
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11. Collaborative restoration effects on forest structure in ponderosa pine-dominated forests of Colorado

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Cannon, Jeffery B., primary, Barrett, Kevin J., additional, Gannon, Benjamin M., additional, Addington, Robert N., additional, Battaglia, Mike A., additional, Fornwalt, Paula J., additional, Aplet, Gregory H., additional, Cheng, Antony S., additional, Underhill, Jeffrey L., additional, Briggs, Jennifer S., additional, and Brown, Peter M., additional

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2018
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12. British Society of Gastroenterology consensus guidelines on the management of inflammatory bowel disease in adults.

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Lamb, Christopher Andrew, Kennedy, Nicholas A., Raine, Tim, Hendy, Philip Anthony, Smith, Philip J., Limdi, Jimmy K., Hayee, Bu'Hussain, Lomer, Miranda C. E., Parkes, Gareth C., Selinger, Christian, Barrett, Kevin J., Davies, R. Justin, Bennett, Cathy, Gittens, Stuart, Dunlop, Malcolm G., Faiz, Omar, Fraser, Aileen, Garrick, Vikki, Johnston, Paul D., and Parkes, Miles

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INFLAMMATORY bowel diseases, SHORT bowel syndrome, FUNCTIONAL colonic diseases, CROHN'S disease, BEHCET'S disease, IRRITABLE colon, SHIGELLOSIS
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2019
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18. RNs Help Shape Global HIV and AIDS Workplace Policies.

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Barrett, Kevin J.

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*FIRST person narrative, *CONFERENCES & conventions
Abstract

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of participating in the International Labor Organization's (ILO) conference in Geneva, Switzerland.

Published
2009

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