Catrin Evans
@Catrin_notts
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Professor, Nurse & Co-Director of the Nottingham Centre for Evidence Based Healthcare | Research/KE for local solutions to global health challenges |
Nottingham, UK
Joined July 2014
Balancing realist review outputs with the needs of policymakers and practitioners https://t.co/MYPblIqTcj . Challenges remain about how our philosophically guided realist review findings can be practically useful to policymakers and practitioners. We attempted to address it here.
academic.oup.com
Abstract. A realist review is a theory-driven approach to synthesizing evidence based on the realist philosophy of science. Realist reviews are conducted t
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Have you ever been uncertain about how to conduct, report or disseminate your scoping review, mapping review or evidence and gap map? We want to hear what you were uncertain about! https://t.co/QYhd2qMgfO
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@Catrin_notts @josephcmanning @drjoanne_cooper Today the universities of Nottingham published an extensive report into their historical links to slavery. Thank you @misssdjohnson and colleagues for your research and scholarship producing this report. The veil is slowly lifting!
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Very proud of this project exploring how to implement digital clinical consultations into complex maternity care systems😃 key findings paper ⬇️
We're delighted to share the key findings from our #realistreview into the use of digital clinical consultations (remote/virtual) to support safe, personalised and equitable #maternitycare. Read it here: https://t.co/reRpEjwQIM
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Pleased to share this realist review setting out good practice implementation principles for digital clinical consultations in maternity care https://t.co/8GoqcJrXyo;
@AndrewB007h @UoNCEBHC @BenashNaz @Armada_project1
bmjopen.bmj.com
Objectives The COVID-19 pandemic has led to increased use of digital clinical consultations (phone or video calls) within UK maternity services. This project aimed to review the evidence on digital...
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🚨 Researchers - we are hiring! 🚨 We're looking for a Research Associate/Fellow to work with Dr Brenda Poku in a fixed-term post. Closes Wed, 13th November. Details in the link below! https://t.co/BDwSNFZpws
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@hsoltani1 @AmyMFurness @Yanarichens @wendyolayiwola @arnie_puntis @SheilaSobrany @ProfTalks2 @MMKingOkoye Great to see another pub from our @RHO funded research on the Apgar and other neonatal tests for infants with darker skin.
journals.plos.org
Objectives To explore neonatal assessments that include an element of evaluating skin colour in neonates of black, Asian and minority ethnicities, focusing on the Apgar score, presence of cyanosis...
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Have you ever been uncertain about how to conduct, report or disseminate your scoping review, mapping review or evidence and gap map? We want to hear what you were uncertain about! For more info about how, follow this link: #JBIscoping #PROSPECTdelphi
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Amazing to have so many wonderful people in the room/supporting our goal to offer reconstruction to FGM survivors in UK @SuzyElneil @consideredview @SaadyeAli @Catrin_notts @bolton_layla @MamaSylla5 @Naayosuwa @OAgainstCutting @IKWRO @LeylaHussein @HiboWardere @TheAlima
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Join us for #JBIKochi, the 2025 JBI Colloquium to be held in Kochi, India, 19 - 21 Nov. From the iconic Chinese Fishing Nets to the picturesque Fort Kochi Beach, Kochi provides an immersive experience for JBI Colloquium 2025 delegates. Learn more.👇 https://t.co/kWeym92SSI
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Proud to have finally published our 1st paper in @BJOGTweets examining the evidence underpinning #FGM reconstruction surgery as co-founder of @acers_uk @elenamarywells @SuzyElneil @Catrin_notts @FORWARDUK @dahliaproject1 @consideredview @MidwivesRCM @TheVavengers
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We have outstanding keynotes speakers creating a truly global event. Please consider submitting your community nursing research abstract very soon #research #communitynursing #publichealth #sustainabledevelopmentgoals
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Now in its 5th year!! We are excited to launch the 2024 Campaign for @WorldEBHCDay, focusing on the need to move beyond health to work collaboratively across sectors to address global health challenges arising from intersecting global crises. Learn more and get involved! 👇
Today we announce the #WorldEBHCDay 2024 Campaign, Health & Beyond: From Evidence to Action! The 2024 Campaign underscores the need for greater intersectoral collaboration to build resilient evidence support systems in the face of a polycrisis. Learn more: https://t.co/97lkXuy6rH
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Academic writing skills 📝 In this session, Professor @adamgordon1978 will share his expertise on effective writing techniques for academic peer-reviewed publications. 🗓️ July 17, 12:30 - 13:30. Register here: https://t.co/bLLeN7ITUF
@NIHRARCs @E_Rowley #ARCLunchandLearn
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Exciting new programme coming to the @UoN_SHS @UniofNottingham January 2025. I will be leading the Neonatal Pathway which I am very excited about. For more information, please contact: degree-apprenticeships@nottingham.ac.uk
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Fully funded Masters research training in the #EastMidlands. Apply for NIHR scholarships to undertake: 🎓 Masters in Research Methods or in Public Health at @UniofNottingham 🎓Masters in Social Research (Health) at @dmuleicester Apply by July 1st: 🔗 https://t.co/jCMjoHFSeS
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A study from #PennNursing’s @Penn_CHOPR reveals that replacing RNs with lower-wage staff leads to higher mortality, readmissions, longer hospital stays, lower patient satisfaction, and increased care costs. Read more: https://t.co/CUJirJ75w1.
nursing.upenn.edu
A new study published in Medical Care today showed that substituting registered nurses (RN) with lower-wage staff (e.g. licensed practical nurses, unlicen...
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“Even a modest substitution in RN care is associated with poorer patient outcomes” Yet despite the evidence around the world in response to RN shortages Governments are making the wrong policy choice to deliberately create and grow non RN care roles. @ICNurses
A study from #PennNursing’s @Penn_CHOPR reveals that replacing RNs with lower-wage staff leads to higher mortality, readmissions, longer hospital stays, lower patient satisfaction, and increased care costs. Read more: https://t.co/CUJirJ75w1.
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Struggling to find a tool for assessing methodological limitations of qualitative studies for a systematic review? New CAMELOT tool just published! https://t.co/khxkkVBGUa Pleased to have contributed! @Stir_Research
onlinelibrary.wiley.com
Introduction Qualitative evidence is increasingly incorporated into decision-making processes. Assessing the methodological limitations of primary studies is critical to making an overall assessmen...
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Apply now for a Research Studentship funded by The National Institute for Health and Care Research. This is a fantastic opportunity to gain paid research experience in health & care research. Find out more and apply https://t.co/wEjXi8tVkT
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