Items where Author is "Jani, Yogini"

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Guidelines vs mindlines:a qualitative investigation of how clinicians’ beliefs influence the application of rapid molecular diagnostics in intensive care. (2025) Stewart, Sarah-Jane F and Pandolfo, Alyssa and Jani, Yogini and Moon, Zoe and Brealey, David and Enne, Virve I. and Livermore, David M. and Gant, Vanya and Brett, Stephen J. and Horne, Robert picture_as_pdf

Understanding decisions about antibiotic prescribing in ICU:an application of the Necessity Concerns Framework. (2022) Pandolfo, Alyssa M. and Horne, Robert and Jani, Yogini and Reader, Tom W. and Bidad, Natalie and Brealey, David and Enne, Virve I. and Livermore, David M. and Gant, Vanya and Brett, Stephen J. picture_as_pdf

Implementation and adoption of nationwide electronic health records in secondary care in England: final qualitative results from prospective national evaluation in "early adopter" hospitals. Sheikh, Aziz and Cornford, Tony and Barber, Nick and Avery, Anthony and Takian, Amirhossein and Lichtner, Valentina and Petrakaki, Dimitra and Crowe, Sarah and Marsden, Kate and Robertson, Ann and Morrison, Zoe and Klecun, Ela and Prescott, Robin and Quinn, Casey and Jani, Yogini and Ficociello, Maryam and Voutsina, Katerina and Paton, James and Fernando, Bernard and Jacklin, Ann and Cresswell, Kathrin

Implementation and adoption of nationwide electronic health records in secondary care in England: qualitative analysis of interim results from a prospective national evaluation. Robertson, Ann and Cresswell, Kathrin and Takian, Amirhossein and Petrakaki, Dimitra and Crowe, Sarah and Cornford, Tony and Barber, Nicholas and Avery, Anthony and Fernando, Bernard and Jacklin, Ann and Prescott, Robin and Klecun, Ela and Paton, James and Lichtner, Valentina and Quinn, Casey and Ali, Maryam and Morrison, Zoe and Jani, Yogini and Waring, Justin and Marsden, Kate and Sheikh, Aziz

Intensivists’ beliefs about rapid multiplex molecular diagnostic testing and its potential role in improving prescribing decisions and antimicrobial stewardship:a qualitative study. Pandolfo, Alyssa M. and Horne, Robert and Jani, Yogini and Reader, Tom W. and Bidad, Natalie and Brealey, David and Enne, Virve I. and Livermore, David M. and Gant, Vanya and Brett, Stephen J. and Barber, Julie and Shallcross, Laura and Cuesta, Jeronimo and Peters, Mark and Klein, Nigel and Moondi, Parvez and O’grady, Justin and High, Juliet and Russell, Charlotte and Swart, Ann Marie and Turner, David and Singh, Suveer picture_as_pdf

Learning lessons from electronic prescribing implementations in secondary care. Cornford, Tony and Savage, Imogen and Jani, Yogini and Franklin, Bryony Dean and Barber, Nick and Slee, Ann and Jacklin, Ann