Publications by authors named "Gillian Libby"

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Are Religiosity and Spirituality Related to Self-Reported Health Expectancy? An Analysis of the European Values Survey.
Gillian Libby, Zachary Zimmer, Andrew Kingston, Clove Haviva, Chi-Tsun Chiu

J Relig Health· June 2022

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Association between faecal occult bleeding and medicines prescribed for chronic disease: a data linkage study.
Gillian Libby, Karen N Barnett, Callum G Fraser, Robert J C Steele

J Clin Pathol· October 2021

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Colorectal cancer screening participation: Exploring relationship heterogeneity and scale differences using multiscale geographically weighted regression.
Alistair Geddes, A Stewart Fotheringham, Gillian Libby, Robert J C Steele

Geospat Health· May 2021

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Occult blood in faeces is associated with all-cause and non-colorectal cancer mortality.
Gillian Libby, Callum G Fraser, Frank A Carey, David H Brewster, Robert J C Steele

Gut· December 2018

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Socio-economic patterning in early mortality of patients aged 0-49 years diagnosed with primary bone cancer in Great Britain, 1985-2008.
Karen Blakey, Richard G Feltbower, Peter W James, Gillian Libby, Charles Stiller

Cancer Epidemiol· April 2018

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Anticipated regret to increase uptake of colorectal cancer screening (ARTICS): A randomised controlled trial.
Ronan E O'Carroll, Julie A Chambers, Linda Brownlee, Gillian Libby, Robert J C Steele

Soc Sci Med· October 2015

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Deprivation and faecal haemoglobin: implications for bowel cancer screening.
Jayne Digby, Paula J McDonald, Judith A Strachan, Gillian Libby, Robert J C Steele

J Med Screen· June 2014

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Anticipated regret to increase uptake of colorectal cancer screening in Scotland (ARTICS): study protocol for a randomised controlled trial.
Ronan E O'Carroll, Robert J C Steele, Gillian Libby, Linda Brownlee, Julie A Chambers

BMC Public Health· September 2013

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Use of a faecal immunochemical test narrows current gaps in uptake for sex, age and deprivation in a bowel cancer screening programme.
Jayne Digby, Paula J McDonald, Judith A Strachan, Gillian Libby, Robert J C Steele

J Med Screen· June 2013

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Clinical outcomes using a faecal immunochemical test for haemoglobin as a first-line test in a national programme constrained by colonoscopy capacity.
Robert Jc Steele, Paula J McDonald, Jayne Digby, Linda Brownlee, Judith A Strachan, Gillian Libby

United European Gastroenterol J· June 2013

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Pre-notification increases uptake of colorectal cancer screening in all demographic groups: a randomized controlled trial.
Gillian Libby, Jane Bray, Jennifer Champion, Linda A Brownlee, Janice Birrell

J Med Screen· August 2011

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Drugs dispensed in primary care during pregnancy: a record-linkage analysis in Tayside, Scotland.
Linda Irvine, Robert W V Flynn, Gillian Libby, Iain K Crombie, Josie M M Evans

Drug Saf· July 2010

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New users of metformin are at low risk of incident cancer: a cohort study among people with type 2 diabetes.
Gillian Libby, Louise A Donnelly, Peter T Donnan, Dario R Alessi, Andrew D Morris

Diabetes Care· September 2009

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Birth weight does not predict blood pressure in a young working population: a sharp (Scottish Heart and Arterial Disease Risk Prevention) study.
Gillian Libby, Shirley R McEwan, Jill J Belch, Andrew D Morris

Ann Epidemiol· April 2008

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Scottish foot ulcer risk score predicts foot ulcer healing in a regional specialist foot clinic.
Graham Leese, Christopher Schofield, Brian McMurray, Gillian Libby, Judith Golden

Diabetes Care· August 2007

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Mortality and hospitalization in patients after amputation: a comparison between patients with and without diabetes.
Christopher J Schofield, Gillian Libby, Geraldine M Brennan, Ritchie R MacAlpine, Andrew D Morris

Diabetes Care· October 2006

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Obstetric management of a woman's first delivery and the implications for pelvic floor surgery in later life.
Ramalingam Uma, Gillian Libby, Deirdre J Murphy

BJOG· August 2005

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The population risk of fractures attributable to oral corticosteroids.
Peter T Donnan, Gillian Libby, Anne C Boyter, Philip Thompson

Pharmacoepidemiol Drug Saf· March 2005

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Cohort study of forceps delivery and the risk of epilepsy in adulthood.
Deirdre J Murphy, Gillian Libby, Patrick Chien, Stewart Forsyth, Stephen Greene

Am J Obstet Gynecol· August 2004

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The Walker Project: a longitudinal study of 48,000 children born 1952-1966 (aged 36-50 years in 2002) and their families.
Gillian Libby, Anne Smith, Neil F McEwan, Patrick F W Chien, Stephen A Greene

Paediatr Perinat Epidemiol· July 2004

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