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Catia Nicodemo

@catianicodemo.bsky.social

Associate Professor University of Oxford Professor of Health economics Brunel University of London

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Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences@oxprimarycare.bsky.social · last yr.

Can your address affect how likely you are to get antibiotics? 👀 For older Americans in poorer areas, this seems to be the case. But is this solely due to socioeconomic deprivation or could the area they live change how their care is delivered? New from @catianicodemo.bsky.social and colleagues 👇

Why where you live might be affecting your antibiotic prescriptions – and why that matters

Older Americans who live in poorer areas are more likely to receive antibiotics, but is this due to socioeconomic deprivation alone or could the area they live influence how their care is delivered? A...

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Duncan Webb@duncanwebb.bsky.social · last yr.

Come and work with me in lovely Lisbon! I’m hiring a full-time predoc research associate to work on exciting projects on discrimination, AI and health, and social media use in LMICs. Please share and apply! #econra #econtwitter #econsky tinyurl.com/novapredoc

Predoc Job Description

Pre-Doctoral Research Assistant (Development Economics) Institution: Nova SBE, Lisbon (In-Person, with Partial Remote Flexibility) Supervisor: Duncan Webb, Assistant Professor of Economics Position O...

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Graham Stretch@grahamstretch.pharmsky.app · 2y ago

“Use of ARRS staff was significantly associated with lower prescription rates (p<0.001) & higher patient satisfaction (p<0.001)” The Effects of ARRS staff in England on Prescription Patterns & Patient Satisfaction @catianicodemo.bsky.social Br J Gen Pract 2024; DOI: doi.org/10.3399/BJGP...

The Effects of the Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS) staff in England on Prescription Patterns and Patient Satisfaction

Background: In 2019, the Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS) was introduced in England as a crucial component of the government’s manifesto pledge to enhance access to general practice. The p...

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