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  1. Bias in prescription data of the Irish ovarian cancer population.
    Brown C, Sharp L, Bennett K, Barron I.
    International Society for Pharmacoepidemiology Mid-Year Meeting. 6 Apr 2014 to 8 Apr 2014, Rotterdam [Oral presentation]
  2. Prostate cancer survivors who were symptomatic at diagnosis have an increased risk of poor psychological wellbeing than men who were asymptomatic. Results from an all-Ireland survey
    Drummond FJ, Kinnear K, O'Leary E, Gavin A, Sharp L.
    BPOS. 27 Feb 2014, Preston, UK [Oral presentation]
    . Feb 2014 () [published abstract]
  3. Distress following colposcopy examination for cervical abnormalities: a qualitative study
    O'Connor M, Waller J, Gallagher P, Martin C, O'Leary J, Sharp L.
    British Psychosocial Oncology Society Annual Conference. 27 Feb 2014 to 28 Feb 2014, Preston, UK [Poster presentation]
    Psychooncology. Feb 2014 23 (Supplement S2) 1-16 [published abstract]
  4. Colonoscopy-related distress in individuals undergoing faecal immunochemical testing-based colorectal cancer screening
    Sharp L, Shearer N, Lean R, O'Morain C, McNamara D.
    British Psychosocial Oncology Society Annual Conference. 27 Feb 2014 to 28 Feb 2014, Preston, UK [Poster presentation]
    Psychooncology. Feb 2014 23 (Supplement S2) 1-16 [published abstract]
  5. Prostate cancer survivors who were symptomatic at diagnosis have an increased risk of poor psychological wellbeing than men who were asymptomatic. Results from an all-Ireland survey
    Drummond FJ, Kinnear K, O'Leary E, Gavin A, Sharp L.
    British Psychosocial Oncology Society Annual Conference. 27 Feb 2014 to 28 Feb 2014, Preston, UK [Oral presentation]
    Psychooncology. Feb 2014 23 (Supplement S2) 1-16 [published abstract]
  6. Comparison of participation rates between males and females in faecal immunochemical test colorectal cancer screening: a review and meta-analysis
    Clarke N, Osborne A, Kearney P, Sharp L.
    10th Annual Cochrane in Ireland Conference. 24 Jan 2014, Dublin City University, Dublin [Poster presentation]
  7. The impact of HPV-related attitudes on behaviours of GPs and practice nurses: results from ATHENS (A Trial of HPV EducatioN and Support)
    McSherry L, Dombrowski S, Francis J, Martin C, O'Leary J, Sharp L.
    9th UKSBM Annual Scientific Meeting. 9 Dec 2013 to 10 Dec 2013, Oxford, UK [Oral presentation]
  8. Workforce participation and productivity losses after head and neck cancer
    Pearce AM, Timmons A, Hanly P. O'Neill C, Sharp L.
    16th International Society for Pharmacoeconomics and Outcomes Research European Congress. 2 Nov 2013 to 6 Nov 2013, Dublin [Poster presentation]
    Value Health. Nov 2013 16 (7) A418 [published abstract]
  9. Men’s experiences of prostate cancer care in Ireland: Findings from the PiCTure2 study
    Sharp L, Hennessy M, O’ Leary E, Drummond FJ, Comber H.
    National Cancer Control Programme Prostate Cancer Quality and Audit Forum. 9 Nov 2013, Dublin [Invited oral presentation]
  10. Adapting the Prostate Care Questionnaire to measure men’s experiences of prostate cancer care in Ireland
    Hennessy M, O’ Leary E, Comber H, Drummond FJ, Sharp L.
    PROMs Summit. 14 Nov 2013, London [Oral presentation]

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