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Steve Goodacre
Researcher at University of Sheffield
Publications - 316
Citations - 9914
Steve Goodacre is an academic researcher from University of Sheffield. The author has contributed to research in topics: Emergency department & Chest pain. The author has an hindex of 48, co-authored 287 publications receiving 8543 citations. Previous affiliations of Steve Goodacre include National Health Service & Denver Health Medical Center.
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Do all heart scores beat the same: evaluating the inter-operator variability of a chest pain risk stratification tool in a uk emergency department
TL;DR: Very strong overall inter-operator agreement between the 4 groups of clinicians studied suggests the HEART Score can be used reliably regardless of grade or role by both nurses and doctors as part of an early risk stratification process within the ED.
Assessment of diagnostic and prognostic accuracy
Steve Goodacre,Praveen Thokala,Christopher Carroll,John Stevens,Joanna Leaviss,M Al Khalaf,Paul O. Collinson,F Morris,Pippa Evans,J Wang +9 more
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PO051 Seizure first aid training for people with epilepsy attending emergency departments, and informal carers
TL;DR: A collaborative approach was used to develop a self-management intervention that aims to help recipients understand when emergency medical attention is and is not required for different seizures and how to manage post-ictal states and risk.
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High-sensitivity cardiac troponin at 3 hours: is the cat among the pigeons?
TL;DR: Two Heart studies have made efficient use of existing data from large cohort studies to further evaluate the accuracy of those diagnostic strategies and pooled existing evidence from 18 studies to define more granular 'optimal’ testing strategies for each hs-cTn assay.
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Decision-analysis modelling of the effects of thromboprophylaxis for people with lower limb immobilisation for injury.
Sarah Davis,Steve Goodacre,Abdullah Pandor,Daniel Horner,John Stevens,Kerstin de Wit,Beverley J Hunt +6 more
TL;DR: A decision-analytic model was developed to compare the management of a cohort of patients with lower limb immobilisation following injury who received pharmacological thromboprophylaxis to management without this treatment, in terms of 6-month and 5-year outcomes, and lifetime QALYs.