Items where Author is "Hulme, Claire"

BOURKE, Liam, ROSARIO, Derek J, REALE, Sophie, IBEGGAZENE, Said, INNES, Aidan, SCOPE, Alison, PRICE, Grace, TAYLOR, Steph, STEED, Liz, SUTTON, Eileen, STOKES, Jamie, HEWISON, Jenny, MORRISSEY, Dylan, DOHERTY, Patrick, BROWN, Janet, MEADS, David, O’DWYER, John L, DENISZCZYC, Davina, GREENFIELD, Diana M, MASON, Malcolm, COLLINSON, Michelle, FARRIN, Amanda, BAHL, Amit, BROWN, Julia, BROTHERTON, Claire, CAIN, Michelle, CLARKE, Noel, CORNFORD, Philip, CUMBERBATCH, Marcus, DAVENPORT, Kim, DAY, Florence, DYER, James, FISHER, Abi, GOH, Chee, HAMILTON, Bea, HARTLEY, Suzanne, HULME, Claire, JEFFERSON, Kieran, KELLY, Ben, LINTON, Kate, MASON, Ellen, MCNAUGHT, Emma, MOLOKWU, Chidi, MUTTRIE, Nanette, PERSAD, Raj, PORTER, Tim, SAEB-PARSY, Kasra, SIMMS, Matt, SULLIVAN, Joe, TAYLOR, Chris, TURNER, Rebecca, WILLIAMS, Simon and WONG, Geoffrey (2026). An integrated lifestyle intervention for mitigation of adverse effects associated with androgen deprivation therapy for prostate cancer (STAMINA): a multicentre, randomised trial. The Lancet Oncology, 27 (10), 1283-1294. [Article]

PENTON, Hannah, DAYSON, Christopher, HULME, Claire and YOUNG, Tracey (2022). A qualitative investigation of older adults’ conceptualisation of quality of life and a think-aloud content validation of the EQ-5D-5L, SF-12v2, WEMWBS and ONS-4. Value in Health, 25 (12), 2017-2027. [Article]

PENTON, Hannah, DAYSON, Christopher, HULME, Claire and YOUNG, Tracey (2022). An Investigation of Age-Related Differential Item Functioning in the EQ-5D-5L Using Item Response Theory and Logistic Regression. Value in Health, 25 (9), 1566-1574. [Article]

BOURKE, Liam, TURNER, Rebecca, GREASLEY, Rosa, SUTTON, Eileen, STEED, Liz, SMITH, Dianna, BROWN, Janet, KELLY, Ben, HULME, Claire, GREENFIELD, Diana, PERSAD, Raj, FARRIN, Amanda, HEWISON, Jenny and ROSARIO, Derek J. (2018). A multi-centre investigation of delivering national guidelines on exercise training for men with advanced prostate cancer undergoing androgen deprivation therapy in the UK NHS. PLOS ONE, 13 (7), e0197606. [Article]