Search Results - "Noble, Adam J."

Clinical- and cost-effectiveness of a nurse led self-management intervention to reduce emergency visits by people with epilepsy by Noble, Adam J, McCrone, Paul, Seed, Paul T, Goldstein, Laura H, Ridsdale, Leone

“…People with chronic epilepsy (PWE) often make costly, and clinically unnecessary emergency department (ED) visits. Some do it frequently. No studies have…”
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Raring to go? A cross-sectional survey of student paramedics on how well they perceive their UK pre-registration course to be preparing them to manage suspected seizures by Noble, Adam J, Lees, Carolyn, Hughes, Kay, Almond, Lucy, Ibrahim, Hesham, Broadbent, Cerys, Dixon, Pete, Marson, Anthony G

“…Abstract Background Paramedics convey a high proportion of seizure patients with no clinical need to emergency departments (EDs). In a landmark study, only 27%…”
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Self-Management education for adults with poorly controlled epILEpsy [SMILE (UK)]: a randomised controlled trial by Ridsdale, Leone, McKinlay, Alison, Wojewodka, Gabriella, Robinson, Emily J, Mosweu, Iris, Feehan, Sarah J, Noble, Adam J, Morgan, Myfanwy, Taylor, Stephanie Jc, McCrone, Paul, Landau, Sabine, Richardson, Mark, Baker, Gus, Goldstein, Laura H

“…Epilepsy is a common neurological condition resulting in recurrent seizures. Research evidence in long-term conditions suggests that patients benefit from…”
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Supporting the ambulance service to safely convey fewer patients to hospital by developing a risk prediction tool: Risk of Adverse Outcomes after a Suspected Seizure (RADOSS)—protocol for the mixed-methods observational RADOSS project by Noble, Adam J, Mason, Suzanne M, Bonnett, Laura J, Reuber, Markus, Wright, Jasmine, Pilbery, Richard, Jacques, Richard M, Simpson, Rebecca M, Campbell, Richard, Fuller, Alison, Marson, Anthony Guy, Dickson, Jon Mark

“…IntroductionAmbulances services are asked to further reduce avoidable conveyances to emergency departments (EDs). Risk of Adverse Outcomes after a Suspected…”
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A simple and effective cryopreservation protocol for the industrially important and model organism, Euglena gracilis by Shah, Mahfuzur R., Morrison, Erin N., Noble, Adam J., Farrow, Scott C.

“…Euglena gracilis is a source of high-value natural products. A major factor affecting consistent production of Euglena biomass is strain stability…”
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Assessing Treatment Fidelity within an Epilepsy Randomized Controlled Trial: Seizure First Aid Training for People with Epilepsy Who Visit Emergency Departments by Marson, Anthony, Nevitt, Sarah J., Morgan, Myfanwy, Ridsdale, Leone, Snape, Darlene, Noble, A. J., Goodacre, Steve

“…Purpose. To measure fidelity with which a group seizure first aid training intervention was delivered within a pilot randomized controlled trial underway in…”
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Cognitive-behavioural therapy does not meaningfully reduce depression in most people with epilepsy: a systematic review of clinically reliable improvement by Noble, Adam J, Reilly, James, Temple, James, Fisher, Peter L

“…Psychological treatment is recommended for depression and anxiety in those with epilepsy. This review used standardised criteria to evaluate, for the first…”
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Triclosan uptake and transformation by the green algae Euglena gracilis strain Z by Lam, Ka Yee, Yu, Zhu Hao, Flick, Robert, Noble, Adam J., Passeport, Elodie

“…Triclosan is an antimicrobial chemical present in consumer products that is frequently detected in aquatic environments. In this research, we investigated the…”
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Worth the paper they are printed on? Findings from an independent evaluation of the understandability of patient information leaflets for antiseizure medications by Noble, Adam J., Haddad, Sara, Coleman, Niamh, Marson, Anthony G.

“…Objective The Patient Information Leaflet (PIL) is an authoritative document that all people with epilepsy in the EU receive when prescribed antiseizure…”
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The effect of noun, adjective, and possessive noun labels on perceptions of someone with epilepsy by Noble, Adam J

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“In the wilderness…dealing with difficult situations”: Knowledge exchange with care home staff in England on managing seizures and epilepsy – An initial exploration by Morris, Beth, Roper, Louise, Lloyd, Peter, Shillito, Tom, Dixon, Pete, Marson, Antony G., Noble, Adam J.

“…With epilepsy increasingly affecting older adults, seizure-related care needs arise in new settings. Persons in these settings must receive optimal support and…”
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Anxiety and depression in people with epilepsy: the contribution of metacognitive beliefs by Fisher, Peter L, Noble, Adam J

“…Highlights • Metacognitive beliefs and processes examined in anxiety and depression in epilepsy. • Negative beliefs about the uncontrollability and danger most…”
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Service users' preferences and feasibility – which alternative care pathway for adult ambulance users achieves the optimal balance? Workshops for the COLLABORATE project by Noble, Adam J., Morris, Beth, Dixon, Pete, Mathieson, Amy, Ridsdale, Leone, Morgan, Myfanwy, Dickson, Jon, Goodacre, Steve, Jackson, Mike, Hughes, Dyfrig, Marson, Anthony, Holmes, Emily

“…•Aim: Find feasible alternative for adults with epilepsy presenting to ambulances.•Workshops with n = 27 stakeholders (paramedics, specialists, commissioners,…”
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Toxicity of silver nanoparticles against bacteria, yeast, and algae by Dorobantu, Loredana S., Fallone, Clara, Noble, Adam J., Veinot, Jonathan, Ma, Guibin, Goss, Greg G., Burrell, Robert E.

“…The toxicity mechanism employed by silver nanoparticles against microorganisms has captivated scientists for nearly a decade and remains a debatable issue. The…”
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‘Knowledge exchange’ workshops to optimise development of a risk prediction tool to assist conveyance decisions for suspected seizures – Part of the Risk of ADverse Outcomes after a Suspected Seizure (RADOSS) project by Noble, Adam J., Morris, Beth, Bonnett, Laura J, Reuber, Markus, Mason, Suzanne, Wright, Jasmine, Pilbery, Richard, Bell, Fiona, Shillito, Tom, Marson, Anthony G., Dickson, Jon M.

“…•RADOSS’ goal: Ease ambulance challenges managing suspected seizures by developing a risk assessment tool for paramedics.•Tool would estimate death/recontact…”
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Characteristics of people with epilepsy who attend emergency departments: Prospective study of metropolitan hospital attendees by Noble, Adam J., Goldstein, Laura H., Seed, Paul, Glucksman, Ed, Ridsdale, Leone

“…Summary Purpose:  One fifth of people with established epilepsy attend hospital emergency departments (EDs) and one half are admitted each year. These ED…”
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Unplanned hospital use by people with epilepsy: A lever by which to bring about increased self-management support? by Noble, Adam J

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Developing an alternative care pathway for emergency ambulance responses for adults with epilepsy: A Discrete Choice Experiment to understand which configuration service users prefer. Part of the COLLABORATE project by Holmes, Emily, Dixon, Pete, Mathieson, Amy, Ridsdale, Leone, Morgan, Myfanwy, McKinlay, Alison, Dickson, Jon, Goodacre, Steve, Jackson, Mike, Foster, Deborah, Hardman, Kristy, Bell, Steve, Marson, Anthony, Hughes, Dyfrig, Noble, Adam J.

“…•Alternatives for adults with epilepsy presenting to ambulances – user preferences.•Discrete choice experiments with n = 427 people with epilepsy and n = 167…”
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‘Epileptic’, ‘epileptic person’ or ‘person with epilepsy’? Bringing quantitative and qualitative evidence on the views of UK patients and carers to the terminology debate by Noble, Adam J, Robinson, Abbey, Snape, Darlene, Marson, Anthony G

“…Abstract How to refer to someone with epilepsy is a divisive topic. Arguments for and against different approaches, including traditional adjective labels,…”
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Which Variables Help Explain the Poor Health-Related Quality of Life After Subarachnoid Hemorrhage? A Meta-analysis by NOBLE, Adam J, SCHENK, Thomas

“…Patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH) are younger than typical stroke patients. Poor psychosocial outcome after SAH therefore leads to a…”
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