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P Coleman

University of Sheffield

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Trends in access to complementary medicine via primary care in England, 1995–2001

2010 Focus on Alternative and Complementary Therapies
- Kate Thomas
- P Coleman
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Commissioning CAM services in primary care – the influences of the reorganisation of primary care services in England on the provision of CAM

2010 Focus on Alternative and Complementary Therapies
- P Coleman
- Kate Thomas
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Complementary or alternative medicine (CAMs) use in a general population in Britain. Results from a routine national survey

2010 Focus on Alternative and Complementary Therapies
- P Coleman
- Kate Thomas
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A national evaluation of the clinical and cost effectiveness of Emergency Care Practitioners (Phase two)

2004
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Use of complementary or alternative medicine in a general population in Great Britain. Results from the National Omnibus survey.

2004 Journal of Public Health
- Kate Thomas
- P Coleman
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Developing integrated CAM services in Primary Care Organisations.

2003 Complementary Therapies in Medicine
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Trends in access to complementary or alternative medicines via primary care in England: 1995–2001 Results from a follow-up national survey

2003 Family Practice
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Use and expenditure on complementary medicine in England: a population based survey

2001 Complementary Therapies in Medicine
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Will alternative immediate care services reduce demands for non-urgent treatment at accident and emergency?

2001 Emergency Medicine Journal
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Mortality in joggers. Benefits are seen in previously sedentary individuals who start exercising regularly.

2001 BMJ
- P Coleman
- Jon Nicholl
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