Home self-testing kits: helpful or harmful?

Overview of attention for article published in British Journal of General Practice, July 2018

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RT @pash22: @susan_bewley @TomPMarshall @Tesco @HollyWilliamsPA @mgtmccartney @AllysonPollock Home self-testing kits: helpful or harmful? h…

28 Feb 2023

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@susan_bewley @TomPMarshall @Tesco @HollyWilliamsPA @mgtmccartney @AllysonPollock Home self-testing kits: helpful or harmful? https://t.co/GcPLBtBKCb via @BrianShine2 et al

28 Feb 2023

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The pandemic has forced quite a few things to convert to at-home use, including medical tests, but are they effective? https://t.co/46bRpetC0v

17 Feb 2022

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Home self-testing kits: helpful or harmful? They may improve uptake and patient engagement, but need rigourous regulatory systems and high-quality performance data available to clinicians and the public https://t.co/4RnoqVWrWB

14 Aug 2018

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