Availability and use of cancer decision-support tools: a cross-sectional survey of UK primary care

Overview of attention for article published in British Journal of General Practice, May 2019

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Computerised cancer decision-support tools are an underused resource, available in <20% of UKgeneral practices, despite their potential to improve investigations https://t.co/YEjPRlGmMx

05 Jul 2019

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RT @PC4TG: First survey of #cancer decision-support tool availability and use (UK) suggests they are an underused resource. Read here: http…

17 May 2019

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Results of @PC4TG #systematicreview on whether clinical decision-support tools improve decision-making for #cancer and what influences implementation will be presented @CaPRINetwork next week at @UofT #primarycare

14 May 2019

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First survey of #cancer decision-support tool availability and use (UK) suggests they are an underused resource. Read here: https://t.co/bDgZcbgcwX by @BoomboomchiefsT https://t.co/U3yd4kiSim

14 May 2019

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Availability of cancer decision-support tools https://t.co/ENfDIRNAln #healtheconomics #openaccess @ExeterMed @UofE_Research @BJGPjournal

14 May 2019

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