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Shared decision-making: summary of NICE guidance

BMJ (Online), 2021-06, p.n1430

2021

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Palliative care in dementia: referring to “end of life” is unnecessary

BMJ (Online), 2023-06, p.p1262

Polak, Louisa

2023

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Helpfulness of thinking about “overdiagnosis” in shared decision making about screening

BMJ (Online), 2022-08, p.o2089

Polak, Louisa

2022

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We need to redefine 'full time' and 'a session'

British journal of general practice, 2023-07, Vol.73 (732), p.299-300

Polak, Louisa

2023

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Covid-19 also a chance to assess risk reduction or prevention treatments

BMJ (Online), 2020-08, Vol.370, p.m3323

Polak, Louisa

2020

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Bernhoven approach is more than just patient centred care and shared decision making

BMJ (Online), 2019-11, p.l6560

Polak, Louisa

2019

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Using Joint Interviews to Add Analytic Value

Qualitative health research, 2016-10, Vol.26 (12), p.1638-1648

2016

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Refining the rethinking agenda

BMJ (Online), 2019-01, p.l259

Polak, Louisa

2019

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What is wrong with ‘being a pill‐taker’? The special case of statins

Sociology of health & illness, 2017-05, Vol.39 (4), p.599-613

Polak, Louisa

2017

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Who 'needs' community palliative care? Prognosis-centred registers disadvantage frail older people

British journal of general practice, 2024-02, Vol.74 (739), p.56-57

2024

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How much is too much medicine?

BMJ (Online), 2017-10, Vol.359, p.j4863

Polak, Louisa

2017

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Evidence about complex interventions

British journal of general practice, 2019-03, Vol.69 (680), p.119-120

Polak, Louisa

2019

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Scholarship-based medicine

British journal of general practice, 2018-10, Vol.68 (675), p.467-467

Polak, Louisa

2018

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Rethinking decision-making in the context of preventive medication: How taking statins becomes “the right thing to do”

Social science & medicine (1982), 2020-02, Vol.247, p.112797-8, Article 112797

2020

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Structured medication reviews for frail, older people should be done by GPs or experienced nurse practitioners

British journal of general practice, 2021-10, Vol.71 (711), p.445-445

Polak, Louisa

2021

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Current conditions or future risks: certainty and uncertainty in decisions about statins

Health, risk & society, 2016-05, Vol.18 (3-4), p.153-167

Polak, Louisa

2016

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Dolf Polak

BMJ (Online), 2023-07, p.p1737

2023

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Using quantitative risk information in decisions about statins: a qualitative study in a community setting

British journal of general practice, 2015-04, Vol.65 (633), p.e264-e269

2015

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Beware of medicalising the fear of uncertainty and death

BMJ (Online), 2014-11, Vol.349 (nov25 23), p.g7077-g7077

Polak, Louisa

2014

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Making health habitual

British journal of general practice, 2013-02, Vol.63 (607), p.70-71

Polak, Louisa

2013

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Communicating risk to patients and the public

British journal of general practice, 2012-05, Vol.62 (598), p.240-240

Polak, Louisa

2012

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Reassessing advance care planning in the light of covid-19

BMJ (Online), 2020-05, Vol.369, p.m1927

2020

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The difference an end-of-life diagnosis makes: qualitative interviews with providers of community health care for frail older people

British journal of general practice, 2020-10, Vol.70 (699), p.e757-e764

2020

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Are the serious problems in cancer survival partly rooted in gatekeeper principles?

British journal of general practice, 2011-11, Vol.61 (592), p.661; author reply 661-661

Polak, Louisa

2011

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Evidence supports the need to offer treatment as part of shared decision making

BMJ, 2012-01, Vol.344 (jan31 1), p.e727-e727

Polak, Louisa

2012

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Shared decision-making: summary of NICE guidance

Palliative care in dementia: referring to “end of life” is unnecessary

Helpfulness of thinking about “overdiagnosis” in shared decision making about screening

We need to redefine 'full time' and 'a session'

Covid-19 also a chance to assess risk reduction or prevention treatments

Bernhoven approach is more than just patient centred care and shared decision making

Using Joint Interviews to Add Analytic Value

Refining the rethinking agenda

What is wrong with ‘being a pill‐taker’? The special case of statins

Who 'needs' community palliative care? Prognosis-centred registers disadvantage frail older people

How much is too much medicine?

Evidence about complex interventions

Scholarship-based medicine

Rethinking decision-making in the context of preventive medication: How taking statins becomes “the right thing to do”

Structured medication reviews for frail, older people should be done by GPs or experienced nurse practitioners

Current conditions or future risks: certainty and uncertainty in decisions about statins

Dolf Polak

Using quantitative risk information in decisions about statins: a qualitative study in a community setting

Beware of medicalising the fear of uncertainty and death

Making health habitual

Communicating risk to patients and the public

Reassessing advance care planning in the light of covid-19

The difference an end-of-life diagnosis makes: qualitative interviews with providers of community health care for frail older people

Are the serious problems in cancer survival partly rooted in gatekeeper principles?

Evidence supports the need to offer treatment as part of shared decision making

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