Posters
I usually try to publish my posters (things I wrote myself, or was a co-author on) to my ResearchGate account. However, I find Research Gate a bit tricky to navigate to find those posters sometimes. It is also more of a scientific place, and doesn’t provide somewhere to give more of a narrative approach to what the poster was trying to achieve or how it came to be.
My more recent posters follow the format of Mike Morrison’s #BetterPoster format. This video explains Mike’s theory on how scientific posters need to change.
Publications
While I would wish that every paper I wrote was published with full Open Access, as that usually has a cost and my work is usually unfunded that is simply not possible. Where the option exists, we obviously chose that option.
Most people don’t know that authors usually have permission to share reprints of their publications (even if they are not Open Access). They can’t usually host those reprints electronically, but a letter or email can usually get you a copy of an article for personal use within a few days.
You can browse a list of posters and papers below, or narrow the list down, using the menu on the right.
British Oncology Pharmacy Association Delphi consensus guidelines: Co-infusion of trometamol-containing calcium folinate (Leucovorin) with systemic anti-cancer treatments
Real-World Assessment of Cancer Drugs Using Local Data Uploaded to the Systemic Anti-Cancer Therapy Dataset in England
Histamine‐2(H2 ) Antagonists can be safely removed from standard Paclitaxel Pre‐medication regimens
A National Service Evaluation of Paclitaxel Pre-medication Regimes for the Prevention of Hypersensitivity during a period of Ranitidine Shortage - initial data analysis
Geographical variation in the use of fluorouracil in the treatment of Early Breast Cancer within England
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