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Risk of ruling out severe acute respiratory syndrome by ruling in another diagnosis: variable incidence of atypical bacteria coinfection based on diagnostic assays by Zahariadis, George, Gooley, Ted A, Ryall, Phyllis, Hutchinson, Christine, Latchford, Mary I, Fearon, Margaret A, Jamieson, Frances B, Richardson, Susan, Kuschak, Theodore, Mederski, Barbara

“…Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) caused the first epidemic of the 21st century and continues to threaten the global community. To assess the incidence…”
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Effect of soluble fiber dextrin on postprandial appetite and subsequent food intake in healthy adults by Hutchinson, Christine, Hollis, James

“…Abstract only The effect of a newly developed soluble fiber dextrin on subjective appetite, satiety hormone response and food intake was investigated using a…”
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What do people with intellectual disabilities, their family members and paid carers understand about psychotropic medication? A rapid review by Cavanagh, Dawn E., Caton, Sue, Rawles, Jodie, Runswick‐Cole, Katherine, Hatton, Chris, Chauhan, Umesh, Hutchinson, Christine

“…Background People with intellectual disabilities are more likely to be prescribed psychotropic medication than the general population and are frequently…”
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Rehabilitation for adults with an intellectual disability and mental health and behavioural complexities: A scoping review by Williams, Jonathan, Shahzad, Saman, Manandhar‐Richardson, Mizla, Jaydeokar, Sujeet, Bramwell, Vicky, Garland, Adam, Hutchinson, Christine, Odiyoor, Mahesh

“…Background There has been significant focus in the past decade on reducing admissions to assessment and treatment units for people with intellectual…”
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Addressing issues related to adult patients who lack the capacity to give consent: By reading this article and writing a practice profile, you can gain a certificate of learning. You have up to a year to send in your practice profile. Guidelines on how to write and submit a profile are featured at the end of this article by Hutchinson, Christine

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Addressing issues related to adult patients who lack the capacity to give consent by Hutchinson, Christine

“…Capacity to consent is an area of practice that raises many ethical issues. The assessment by practitioners requires a flexible and creative approach. The…”
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Majority and Minority Ethnic Family Carers of Adults with Intellectual Disabilities: Perceptions of Challenging Behaviour and Family Impact by Hatton, Chris, Emerson, Eric, Kirby, Suzanne, Kotwal, Homayra, Baines, Susannah, Hutchinson, Christine, Dobson, Catherine, Marks, Bob

“…Background  A health service in an English city was concerned about its support to families with adults with intellectual disabilities and challenging…”
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Information governance:practical implications for record-keeping by Hutchinson, Christine, Sharples, Christine

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Get ready for the records switch: By 2010, all patient care records in England will be available electronically. Christine Hutchinson and colleagues explain nurses’ responsibilities by Hutchinson, Christine

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Get ready for the records switch by Hutchinson, Christine, Matthews, Tony, Sharples, Christine

“…Electronic patient records (EPR) and the responsibilities of nurses. 6 measures to ensure successful transition from paper to electronic systems are listed…”
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Information governance: practical implications for record-keeping by Hutchinson, Christine, Sharples, Christine

“…This article outlines nurses' legal and professional responsibility to adhere to good practice in keeping patients' notes up to date. It provides a description…”
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Stability of Individual Differences of Neonatal Motor and Crying Patterns by Korner, Anneliese F., Hutchinson, Christine A., Koperski, Judith A., Kraemer, Helena C., Schneider, Patricia A.

“…Longitudinal research suggests that characteristic levels of individual energy expenditure are enduring over time and influence personality development. To…”
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Assessing violent offending in serious juvenile offenders by Henggeler, S W, Melton, G B, Smith, L A, Foster, S L, Hanley, J H, Hutchinson, C M

“…The convergent validity of the two most frequently used methods for assessing violent offending in juveniles (i.e., self-reports and arrests) was evaluated…”
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