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A blog post of questions that are calling out to be answered.<\/p>\nA blog post of questions that are calling out to be answered.<\/p>\n
Ever looked at the Archimedes section and thought “I wonder what I could write about?” or “I wish they’d look at this<\/em>?” Here’s the space you were looking for.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Well, here’s the first one. Feel free to add some more:<\/p>\n Q: Encouraging adolescents to take their medication<\/strong> Context <\/em>– So my primary interest is oncology, but it could be adapted to any area, I guess. How do you help adolescents keep taking the medicines that might save their lives? (Remember if you’re posting, follow this format)<\/p>\n Topic Area<\/strong> A blog post of questions that are calling out to be answered. Ever looked at the Archimedes section and thought “I wonder what I could write about?” or “I wish they’d look at this?” Here’s the space you were looking for. […]<\/p>\n
\nQuestion<\/em>– In adolescents with malignant disease on chronic medication (>3 months duration) [patients] does text messaging [intervention] or emailing [intervention] or phone contact [intervention] or anything [desperate intervention] compared with just keeping telling them how important it is [comparison] improve adherence to prescriptions and survival\/morbidity [outcomes]<\/p>\n
\nFeel free to register your interest and intention to answer the question as a comment on this post. We can then turn it into it’s own little blog-stream and remove it from the pool. You’d have 3 months to come back with something (see here <\/a>for hints) or we’d pop it back into the pot for answering.<\/p>\n
\nQuestion<\/em>– structured format
\nContext <\/em>– 100 words max
\n[ Contact details – optional, if the poster wishes]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"