Bibliography

Research using CPRD data has informed drug safety guidance and clinical practice and resulted in over 2,300 peer-reviewed publications.

The CPRD bibliography is updated on a monthly basis (last updated 4 December 2019) and papers are listed below and in the PDF below.

If you have published papers using CPRD data which are not included in this list, please contact us at enquiries@cprd.com so that we can update the bibliography.

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A. Nicholson, Rait, G., Murray-Thomas, T., Hughes, G., Mercer, C. H., and Cassell, J., “Management of epididymo-orchitis in primary care: results from a large UK primary care database”, Br J Gen Pract, vol. 60, pp. e407-22, 2010.
A. Nicholson, Rait, G., Murray-Thomas, T., Hughes, G., Mercer, C. H., and Cassell, J., “Management of first-episode pelvic inflammatory disease in primary care: results from a large UK primary care database”, Br J Gen Pract, vol. 60, pp. e395-406, 2010.
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H. E. Evans, Tsourapas, A., Mercer, C. H., Rait, G., Bryan, S., Hamill, M., Delpech, V., Hughes, G., Brook, G., Williams, T., Johnson, A. M., Singh, S., Petersen, I., Chadborn, T., and Cassell, J. A., “Primary care consultations and costs among HIV-positive individuals in UK primary care 1995-2005: a cohort study”, Sex Transm Infect, vol. 85, pp. 543-9, 2009.
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H. E. Evans, Mercer, C. H., Rait, G., Hamill, M., Delpech, V., Hughes, G., Brook, M. G., Williams, T., Johnson, A. M., Singh, S., Petersen, I., Chadborn, T., and Cassell, J. A., “Trends in HIV testing and recording of HIV status in the UK primary care setting: a retrospective cohort study 1995-2005”, Sex Transm Infect, vol. 85, pp. 520-6, 2009.
J. A. Cassell, Mercer, C. H., Sutcliffe, L., Petersen, I., Islam, A., Brook, M. G., Ross, J. D., Kinghorn, G. R., Simms, I., Hughes, G., Majeed, A., Stephenson, J. M., Johnson, A. M., and Hayward, A. C., “Trends in sexually transmitted infections in general practice 1990-2000: population based study using data from the UK general practice research database”, Bmj, vol. 332, pp. 332-4, 2006.
[Page last reviewed 6 December 2019]