Evidence@NottsHC
Evidence@NottsHC is the Research Repository for Nottinghamshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, a development by Research and Evidence and the Library and Knowledge Service. It is a searchable database containing publications authored by Trust and Institute of Mental Health staff to highlight and raise awareness of the research and innovation happening to improve patient care. This digital service collects, preserves, and distributes the research output. The benefits for storing your research in Evidence@NottsHC are:
- It allows for increased visibility, discoverability and citation count for research
- Research is associated with a particular specialty allowing researchers to find fellow colleagues for collaborations
- All data is quality checked and uploaded by library staff on behalf of the researchers
- Articles are compliant with Open Access policies
- Raise the national and international profile of the Trust’s employees
- Researcher profiles are publically accessible – they can act like a CV
Note: the authors listed on the research records are only Trust/IMH employees. To see a full list of the authors on the papers, please either visit the publisher’s website via the link provided or click into the full record to see the relevant citation.
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Audit of blood borne virus screening, referral, and hepatitis B vaccination in a high secure hospital
(2021)Blood borne virus (BBV) infections are a significant risk for patients and staff in secure settings. Hospital policy is that all newly admitted patients will be offered screening for hepatitis B & C and HIV. All admissions ... -
Therapist-supported online interventions for children and young people with tic disorders: Lessons learned from a randomized controlled trial and considerations for future practice
(2020)In recent years, research into internet-based cognitive behavioral therapy (iCBT) has suggested that therapist-guided digital interventions have greater engagement, adherence, and effectiveness than self-directed digital ... -
Psychosocial adjustment to multiple sclerosis diagnosis: A meta-review of systematic reviews
(2020)This meta-review aimed to synthesise evidence on psychosocial adjustment to multiple sclerosis, to identify available treatment models and services for recently diagnosed individuals, and to explore their effectiveness. ... -
Dorsolateral prefrontal circuit effective connectivity mediates the relationship between white matter structure and PASAT-3 performance in multiple sclerosis
(2020)Three decades ago a series of parallel circuits were described involving the frontal cortex and deep grey matter structures, with putative roles in control of motor and oculomotor function, cognition, behaviour and emotion. ... -
Post-stroke fatigue: A scoping review
(2020)Background: Post-stroke fatigue (PSF) is one of the most common and frustrating outcomes of stroke. It has a high prevalence and it can persist for many years after stroke. PSF itself contributes to a wider range of ...
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