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practitionersdate: 27 october 2017a paper led by researchers from the university of bristol’s centre for academic mental health has been awarded research paper of the year award 2016 from the royal college of general practitioners (rcgp).

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Bjgp13x670750pmcid: pmc3722816royal college of general practitioners research paper of the year 2012chris salisbury, on behalf of the panel of judgeschair, rcgp research paper of the year and professor of primary health care, centre for academic primary care, university of s for correspondence chris salisbury centre for academic primary care, nihr school for primary care research, school of social and community medicine, university of bristol, canynge hall, 39 whatley road, bristol, bs8 2ps, uk.

These awards celebrate research, innovation and audit and promote them to gps and the wider primary healthcare research paper of the year research paper of the year (rpy) award gives recognition to an individual or group of researchers who have undertaken and published an exceptional piece of research relating to general practice or primary overall winner is selected from winning research papers from the following categories:Category 2: cvd, renal, respiratory, oral, ent & ry 3: children, reproduction, genetics, ry 4: neurology, mental health and ry 5: health service delivery and public health (includes generic primary care topics).

This research was funded by the nihr hta ics from the university of bristol, along with colleagues from the universities of exeter, oxford, glasgow, and university college london, examined whether cognitive behavioural therapy (cbt), given in addition to usual care that included antidepressants, was effective and cost-effective in reducing depressive symptoms and improving quality of life over the long-term (3-5 years) in primary care patients with treatment resistant depression, compared with usual care nicola wiles, first author of the paper, said: “we found that cbt was effective in reducing depressive symptoms over the long-term in patients with depression that had not responded to treatment with antidepressants.

More details about the project, please see the project y: a paper led by researchers from the university of bristol’s centre for academic mental health has been awarded research paper of the year award 2016 from the royal college of general practitioners (rcgp).

Eighty-six papers were submitted to the competition representing the wide range of topics and methods which are relevant to primary care the cancer category, the panel selected fiona walter’s well-conducted randomised controlled trial from cambridge of the molemate diagnostic aid: effect of adding a diagnostic aid to best practice to manage suspicious pigmented lessons in primary care: randomised controlled trial.

The awards for papers published in 2012 have been announced and highlight outstanding research in seven categories, with one overall research paper of the year chosen from these category winners.

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Long-term effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of cognitive behavioural therapy as an adjunct to pharmacotherapy for treatment-resistant depression in primary care: follow-up of the cobalt randomised controlled trial.

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2016;3(2): information about this award and inclusions within categories can be found award is not restricted to members of the and nihr clinical research network research call for applications is now awards, run in partnership with the national institute for health research (nihr) for members of the college, recognise research active nhs gps and general practices that are demonstrating excellence and innovation in delivering nihr 2017 winners are:First5® award – dr christopher newark, a gp in ce award – bovey tracey & chudleigh practice, ants were required to outline their contribution to nihr clinical research network portfolio studies with particular weight being attached to:The range and number of patients in nihr clinical research network studies;.

The paper “long-term effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of cognitive behavioural therapy as an adjunct to pharmacotherapy for treatment-resistant depression in primary care: follow-up of the cobalt randomised controlled trial”was published in the journal lancet psychiatry.

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The authors make useful recommendations about how this situation could be papers make us think again about the most everyday activities, and one example was the systematic review by chris clark et al that won the stroke category: association of a difference in systolic blood pressure between arms with vascular disease and mortality: a systematic review and meta-analysis.

This paper described the long-term follow-up of patients at high risk of type 2 diabetes who were included in a cluster randomised trial in which practices were randomised to one of three arms: screening for diabetes and intensive multifactorial treatment, screening plus routine care, or a control group with no screening.

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