@LukeMounce

Research Fellow @ExeterMed. #primarycare, routine #data, applied #statistics, #cancer #epidemiology, #multimorbidity. Lead Statistician for @EricaTrial

 Exeter, England
medicine.exeter.ac.uk/people/profile/index.php?web_id=Luke_Mounce
Joined April 2018
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Short versions of a patient-reported outcome measure for safety in primary care (PREOS-PC) enable a balance between psychometric properties and completion time. bit.ly/3wROgqC #healthstatistics @UofE_Research @ExeterMed @LukeMounce @JPatientSafety

Development of 2 Short Patient-Report... : Journal of Patient Safety

ObjectivesThe Patient Reported Experiences and Outcomes of Safety in Primary Care (PREOS-PC) is a valid and reliable instrument (61 items across 5...

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Sinead McDonagh@Sinead198929 Nov 2021
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@garyabel @abuisman @J0_Butterworth @Dr_Sarah_Moore @sbvanbeurden @chrisellesclark @BoomboomchiefsT @profjcampbell @SamMerriel @RosinaACross @EmilyFletcher1 @EPitchforth @Emma_cockcroft @PhilEvansCRN @dremilylbrown @LukeMounce @BethanTreadgold @DrJaneRSmith @janemasoli
APEx (also on Blue Sky)@UoEAPEx29 Nov 2021
**SWSAPC abstract deadline extension until midnight on Friday 3rd December** Submit your 300-350 word abstract now for a chance to present your primary care research findings at the conference @sapcacuk
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Are you a Primary Care researcher? Join us in Exeter @ #SWSAPC 2022 - abstract submission deadline is approaching fast - please submit by Friday 26th November for a chance to present your findings! @sapcacuk @capcbristol @OxPrimaryCare @MedicalBristol @UoS_Medicine @PlymUniCPCRG
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Join us @ SWSAPC 10-11th March 2022 in Exeter. Registration now open. Abstract submission deadline: 26.11.21 medicine.exeter.ac.uk/resear… @capcbristol @PlymUni @MedicalBristol @Health_at_Bath @UniofOxford @UoS_Medicine @NIHRSW @crnwestengland @NIHRCRN_tvsm @Peninsula_ARC @ARC_West
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Please join us at SW SAPC: Primary Care - Coming Together, in Exeter, 10th-11th March 2022! We're looking forward to seeing you all face to face. Abstract submission and conference registration now open - details in link below! @sapcacuk medicine.exeter.ac.uk/resear…
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Evaluation of microalbuminuria as a prognostic indicator after a TIA or minor stroke in an outpatient setting: the prognostic role of microalbuminuria in TIA evolution (ProMOTE) study. bit.ly/3z7q1Ch #healthstatistics @UofE_Research @ExeterMed @LukeMounce @BMJ_Open

Evaluation of microalbuminuria as a prognostic indicator after a TIA or minor stroke in an outpat...

Objective Transient ischaemic attacks (TIA) and minor strokes are important risk factors for further vascular events. We explored the role of albumin creatinine ratio (ACR) in improving risk predic...

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Comparison of two immunoassays for the measurement of serum HE4 for ovarian cancer. bit.ly/3wC5BjH #healthstatistics @UofE_Research @ExeterMed @LukeMounce
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CA125 test result, test-to-diagnosis interval, and stage in ovarian cancer at diagnosis: a retrospective cohort study using electronic health records. bit.ly/3v48Hwf #healthstatistics @UofE_Research @ExeterMed @LukeMounce @BJGPjournal
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Identifying Factors Leading to Harm in English General Practices: Mixed-Methods Study on Patient Experiences Integrating Structural Equation Modeling and Qualitative Content Analysis bit.ly/31GdI1v #healthstatistics @UofE_Research @ExeterMed @LukeMounce @JPatientSafety
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Thrilled that @UoEAPEx will be joining the @NIHRSPCR Exciting times for #primarycare research ahead! @ExeterMed @UofE_Research @UniofExeter @BoomboomchiefsT @profjcampbell @EPitchforth @sSarahBailey @J0_Butterworth @martins_tani @LukeMounce @josemvalderas @chrisellesclark
NIHR School for Primary Care Research@NIHRSPCR24 Mar 2021
📢📢Fantastic news from the NIHR! SPCR renewal with a new focus on supporting the full spectrum of primary care research. Many congratulations to the new Director, Prof Christian Mallen, @Keele_PCSC, and our two new partners at QMUL and Exeter spcr.nihr.ac.uk/news/next-fi…
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Join us this Wednesday Mar 24th @ 1pm for a Cancer Focus Seminar special, as @SamMerriel & @Dr_Sarah_Moore discuss their research on cancer diagnosis in primary care Book via Eventbrite eventbrite.co.uk/e/apex-semi… #primarycare @exetermed @profjcampbell @chrisellesclark @EPitchforth

APEx Seminars - Dr Sam Merriel, and Dr Sarah Moore - Cancer Focus

University of Exeter APEx Research Group Seminar - ONLINE

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Excited to present research on a novel practice-level care quality inidcator for guideline concordant cancer referrals #swsapc21 @UAPCWarwick (10:20, session 3)
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No. 9. Cancer risk – High–normal platelet count can indicate cancer risk in males aged ≥60 years. #BJGPTop10 @sSarahBailey @BoomboomchiefsT @UniofExeter @LukeMounce doi.org/10.3399/bjgp20X71095…
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Important work on #earlydiagnosis of #cancer in #primarycare Application in #primarycare needs to be carefully thought through. Do we need to lower #normalrange of #platelet counts? @BJGP @CanTest_PC @ExeterMed @CRUKHCPs @CRUKresearch @bowelcanceruk @rcgp
Exeter Med School@ExeterMed28 Jul 2020
1/3 New #research @UniOfExeter shows a high blood platelet count could indicate a high risk for #cancer, specifically in men 60+. Blood platelets help the blood to clot properly. Led by @sSarahBailey exeter.ac.uk/news/research/t…
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3/3 Watch Dr Luke Mounce (@LukeMounce) and Dr Sarah Bailey (@sSarahBailey) explain this #cancer #research more and how important it is to investigate this further @UniofExeter exeter.ac.uk/news/research/t… @BoomboomchiefsT @NIHRresearch @Peninsula_ARC @CPRD
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2/3 This #research used data from @CPRD and #NCRAS @PHE_UK and found patients with a high platelet count who were male and 60+ had a significant risk of developing #cancer within the year exeter.ac.uk/news/research/t…
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1/3 New #research @UniOfExeter shows a high blood platelet count could indicate a high risk for #cancer, specifically in men 60+. Blood platelets help the blood to clot properly. Led by @sSarahBailey exeter.ac.uk/news/research/t…
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Males aged 60+ with a platelet count >325x10^9/L have cancer risk meeting #NICE threshold for referral for suspected cancer. Our paper out today @BJGPjournal @sSarahBailey @BoomboomchiefsT
The British Journal of General Practice@BJGPjournal28 Jul 2020
Cancer: A high-normal platelet count in males aged 60 years and over may indicate an underlying malignancy. Read the research by Mounce et al. Figure shows 1-year incidence and platelet count for most common cancer sites. doi.org/10.3399/bjgp20X71095…
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Great to have been involved in this project, led by two fantastic US med tudents! @MadelineHCarney Myra Quiroga @Sheppy_Liz @SarahDotPrice @BoomboomchiefsT
The British Journal of General Practice@BJGPjournal17 Jul 2020
Effect of pre-existing conditions on bladder cancer stage at diagnosis: a cohort study using electronic primary care records in the UK bjgp.org/content/early/2020/…

Effect of pre-existing conditions on bladder cancer stage at diagnosis: a cohort study using...

Background Pre-existing concurrent medical conditions (multimorbidity) complicate cancer diagnosis when they provide plausible diagnostic alternatives for cancer symptoms. Aim To investigate associ...

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A great talk yesterday from Dr David Robertson of @MRC_BSU, on the use of cutting edge online methods (including the concept of `alpha wealth’) to control false discovery rates in cancer trials, genetic studies and beyond. Please come back soon! @ExeterMed @UofE_Research
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