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Professor Sue Latter

Professor Sue Latter

Professor of Health Services Research

Research interests

  • Medicines management
  • Prescribing
  • End-of-life medicines management

More research

Email: s.m.latter@soton.ac.uk

Address: B67, West Highfield Campus, University Road, SO17 1BJ (View in Google Maps)

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Research

Research groups

Research interests

  • Medicines management
  • Prescribing
  • End-of-life medicines management
  • Antimicrobial stewardship
  • Supported self-management of medicines

Research projects

Active projects

Q-DaPS
Sponsor: National Institute of Health and Care Research
Stop-AMR -development
Sponsor: National Institute of Health and Care Research
Paramedic delivery of end-of-life care

Completed projects

A mixed methods observational study to evaluate the implementation of a smartphone software application (App) and computerised decision-support system (CDSS) for antibiotic treatment guidelines in 37 NHS hospitals and to explore its potential impact on tr
Researchers:
Professor Sue Latter
Sponsor: Merck Sharp & Dohme Corp
Dr Susan Latter Diabetes UK Improving Medicine-Taking
Researchers:
Professor Sue Latter
Sponsor: Diabetes UK
A Phase I-II feasibility trial of Cancer Carer Medicines Management (CCMM): an educational intervention for carer management of pain medication in cancer patients at end of life.
Sponsor: Marie Curie
Sue Latter, NIHR HTA (Uni of Leeds lead) - Self-Management of Analgesia and Related Treatments at the End of Life (SMARTE) - CLOSED
Sponsor: National Institute of Health and Care Research
Accessing medicines at end-of-life: a multi-stakeholder, mixed method evaluation of service provision
Sponsor: National Institute of Health and Care Research
Graham Roberts - Improving the engagement of teenagers with asthma & healthcare
Sara Demain:L Health Foundation - What self-management outcomes matter most to patients
G Roberts NIHR RfPB via UHS: Breathing REtraining for Asthma Trial of Home Exercises for Teenagers (BREATHE4T); repurposing, optimisation, acceptability and feasibility
Sponsor: National Institute of Health and Care Research
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