Erin Radcliffe

Eloise Radcliffe 4 collaborations

Maria Kordowicz 1 collaboration

Caroline Mak 1 collaboration

Guy Shefer 1 collaboration

David Armstrong 1 collaboration

Patrick White 1 collaboration

Mark Ashworth 1 collaboration

Renée Servin 1 collaboration

Natalie Cox 1 collaboration

Stephen Lim 1 collaboration

Qian Yue Tan 1 collaboration

Clare Howard 1 collaboration

Claire Sheikh 1 collaboration

Paul Rutter 1 collaboration

Sue Latter 1 collaboration

Mark Lown 1 collaboration

Lawrence Brad 1 collaboration

Simon D S Fraser 1 collaboration

Katherine Bradbury 1 collaboration

Helen C Roberts 1 collaboration

Alejandra Recio Saucedo 1 collaboration

Kinda Ibrahim 1 collaboration

Lynn Calman 1 collaboration

Richard Berman 1 collaboration

Sara Demain 1 collaboration

Susan Restorick-Banks 1 collaboration

Alison Richardson 1 collaboration

Richard Wagland 1 collaboration

Claire Foster 1 collaboration

Lucy Wallett 1 collaboration

Wentin Chen 1 collaboration

Lucretia Thomas 1 collaboration

Parisha Blaggan 1 collaboration

Emma Ooi 1 collaboration

Dengyi Zhou 1 collaboration

Thia Hanania 1 collaboration

Cai Ying Ng 1 collaboration

Nia Evans 1 collaboration

Georgia Morgan 1 collaboration

Issy Allison 1 collaboration

Carina Synn Cuen Pan 1 collaboration

Gobeka Ponniah 1 collaboration

Jameela Sheikh 1 collaboration

Alya Khashaba 1 collaboration

Meghnaa Hebbar 1 collaboration

Dwi Delson 1 collaboration

Vinay Reddy-Koanu 1 collaboration

John Ayuk 1 collaboration

Gregory Packer 1 collaboration

Emily Akufo-Tetteh 1 collaboration

Meri Davitadze 1 collaboration

Eka Melson 1 collaboration

Punith Kempegowda 1 collaboration

Publications (4)

Lean implementation within healthcare: imaging as fertile ground.

What makes a multidisciplinary medication review and deprescribing intervention for older people work well in primary care? A realist review and synthesis.

The ENABLE study protocol: Understanding and characterising the value and role of self-management support for people living with cancer that is treatable but not curable.

Developing a simulation-based learning model for acute medical education during COVID-19 pandemic with Simulation via Instant Messaging - Birmingham Advance (SIMBA).

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