Items where Author is "Booth, Andrew"

HOLDING, Eleanor, GETTINGS, Richard, FOSTER, Alexis, DOWRICK, Lorna, HAMPSHAW, Susan, HAYWOOD, Annette, HOMER, Catherine, BOOTH, Andrew and GOYDER, Elizabeth (2024). Developing the embedded researcher role: learning from the first year of the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR), Health Determinants Research Collaboration (HDRC), Doncaster, UK. Public Health in Practice: 100516. [Article]

SCOPE, Alison, LEAVISS, Joanna, BOOTH, Andrew, SUTTON, Anthea, PARRY, Glenys, BUSZEWICZ, Marta and MOSS-MORRIS, Rona (2021). The acceptability of primary care or community-based behavioural interventions for persistent physical symptoms: Qualitative systematic review. British Journal of Health Psychology, 26 (4), 1069-1094. [Article]

MACHACZEK, Katarzyna, ALLMARK, Peter, GOYDER, Elizabeth, GRANT, Gordon, RICKETTS, Tom, POLLARD, Nicholas, BOOTH, Andrew, HARROP, Deborah, DE-LA-HAYE, Stephanie, COLLINS, Karen and GREEN, Geoff (2018). A scoping study of interventions to increase the uptake of physical activity (PA) amongst individuals with mild-to-moderate depression (MMD). BMC Public Health, 18, p. 392. [Article]

MCLEAN, Sionnadh, BOOTH, Andrew, GEE, Melanie, SALWAY, Sarah, COBB, Mark, BHANBHRO, Sadiq and NANCARROW, Susan (2016). Appointment reminder systems are effective but not optimal: results of a systematic review and evidence synthesis employing realist principles. Patient Preference and Adherence, 10, 479-499. [Article]

MCLEAN, Sionnadh, GEE, Melanie, BOOTH, Andrew, SALWAY, Sarah, NANCARROW, Susan, COBB, Mark and BHANBHRO, Sadiq (2014). Targeting the use of reminders and notifications for uptake by populations (TURNUP): a systematic review and evidence synthesis. Health Services and Delivery Research, 2 (34). [Article]

NANCARROW, Susan, ENDERBY, Pam, ARISS, Steven, SMITH, Tony, BOOTH, Andrew, CAMPBELL, Michael, CANTRELL, Anna and PARKER, Stuart (2012). The impact of enhancing the effectiveness of interdisciplinary working. Section 1. Project Report. National Institute for Health Research. [Monograph]