Jack William O'Sullivan (Jack O'Sullivan, Carl Heneghan, Jack W O'Sullivan)

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Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2017-2023
Publications (10 Years): 24

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Evidence-based medicine

BMJ (Clinical research ed.)

Stanford University

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Affiliation History

Stanford University Nov 01 2018

United States

Post-doctoral Research Fellow :: Division of Cardiovascular Medicine, Department of Medicine

Publications

Bruna Gomes, Aditya Singh, Jack William O'Sullivan, Theresia M Schnurr, Pagé C Goddard, Shaun Loong, David Amar, J Weston Hughes, Mykhailo Kostur, Francois Haddad, Michael Salerno, Roger Sik Yin Foo, Stephen B Montgomery, Victoria N Parikh, Benjamin Meder, Euan A Ashley
Genetic architecture of cardiac dynamic flow volumes. Nature genetics (2023)
Jack William O'Sullivan, Euan A Ashley, Perry Mark Elliott
Polygenic risk scores for the prediction of cardiometabolic disease. European heart journal (2022)
Carl J Heneghan, Jack William O'Sullivan
Antipsychotics for preventing and treating delirium: not recommended. BMJ evidence-based medicine 26 (1) (2020)
Carl J Heneghan, Jack William O'Sullivan, Kamal Ram Mahtani
Should blood pressure medications be taken at bedtime? BMJ evidence-based medicine 26 (1) (2020)
Jack William O'Sullivan
Consider a CT angiogram before invasive coronary angiogram in patients with NSTEMI. BMJ evidence-based medicine 26 (6) (2020)
Jack William O'Sullivan
Alcohol and atrial fibrillation: to or not to drink? BMJ evidence-based medicine 26 (6) (2020)
Jack William O'Sullivan
Age is the most important clinical feature to help rule out cardiac syncope. BMJ evidence-based medicine 25 (5) (2019)
Jack William O'Sullivan
Prevention of cardiovascular disease and renal failure in type 2 diabetes: sodium-glucose cotransporter-2 (SGLT2) inhibitors. BMJ evidence-based medicine 25 (2) (2019)
Jack William O'Sullivan
Aspirin for the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease in the elderly. BMJ evidence-based medicine 24 (4) (2019)
Jack William O'Sullivan
Network meta-analysis for diagnostic tests. BMJ evidence-based medicine 24 (5) (2019)
Carl Heneghan, Jon Brassey, Jeffrey Aronson, Jack William O'Sullivan
Introducing the EBM Verdict: research evidence relevant to clinical practice. BMJ evidence-based medicine 24 (3) (2019)
John Brandt Brodersen, Lisa M Schwartz, Carl Heneghan, Jack William O'Sullivan, Jeffrey K Aronson, Steven Woloshin
Overdiagnosis: what it is and what it isn't. BMJ evidence-based medicine 23 (1) (2019)
David R Warriner, Jack William O'Sullivan
Has too much cardiology been sent into the appropriateness ORBITA? BMJ evidence-based medicine 23 (2) (2018)
Jack William O'Sullivan, Tim Muntinga, Sam Grigg, John P A Ioannidis
Prevalence and outcomes of incidental imaging findings: umbrella review. BMJ (Clinical research ed.) 361 (2018)
Samuel Grigg, Jack William O'Sullivan, Ben Goldacre, Jack William O'Sullivan
Transparency of the UK medicines regulator: auditing freedom of information requests and reasons for refusal. BMJ evidence-based medicine 24 (1) (2018)
Jack William O'Sullivan, Carl Heneghan, Rafael Perera, Jason Lee Oke, Jeffrey K Aronson, Brian Shine, Ben Goldacre
Author Correction: Variation in diagnostic test requests and outcomes: a preliminary metric for OpenPathology.net. Scientific reports 8 (1) (2018)
Jack William O'Sullivan, Amitava Banerjee, Carl Heneghan, Annette Pluddemann
Verification bias. BMJ evidence-based medicine 23 (2) (2018)
Jack William O'Sullivan, Carl Heneghan, Rafael Perera, Jason Lee Oke, Jeffrey K Aronson, Brian Shine, Ben Goldacre
Variation in diagnostic test requests and outcomes: a preliminary metric for OpenPathology.net. Scientific reports 8 (1) (2018)
Jason Lee Oke, Jack William O'Sullivan, Rafael Perera, Brian David Nicholson
The mapping of cancer incidence and mortality trends in the UK from 1980-2013 reveals a potential for overdiagnosis. Scientific reports 8 (1) (2018)
Jack William O'Sullivan, Sarah Stevens, F D Richard Hobbs, Chris Salisbury, Paul Little, Ben Goldacre, Clare Bankhead, Jeffrey K Aronson, Rafael Perera, Carl Heneghan
Temporal trends in use of tests in UK primary care, 2000-15: retrospective analysis of 250 million tests. BMJ (Clinical research ed.) 363 (2018)
Jack William O'Sullivan, Sarah Stevens, Jason Oke, F D Richard Hobbs, Chris Salisbury, Paul Little, Ben Goldacre, Clare Bankhead, Jeffrey K Aronson, Carl Heneghan, Rafael Perera
Practice variation in the use of tests in UK primary care: a retrospective analysis of 16 million tests performed over 3.3 million patient years in 2015/16. BMC medicine 16 (1) (2018)
Jack William O'Sullivan
Controversies in PSA screening. Evidence-based medicine 22 (6) (2017)
David Nunan, Jack William O'Sullivan, Carl Heneghan, Annette Pluddemann, Jeffrey Aronson, Kamal Ram Mahtani
Ten essential papers for the practice of evidence-based medicine. Evidence-based medicine 22 (6) (2017)
Charles Coombs, Igho Onakpoya, Kamal Ram Mahtani, Jeffrey Aronson, Jack William O'Sullivan, Annette Pluddemann, Carl Heneghan
What evidence affects clinical practice? An analysis of Evidence-Based Medicine commentaries. Evidence-based medicine 22 (6) (2017)

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Jack William O'Sullivan (Jack O'Sullivan, Carl Heneghan, Jack W O'Sullivan)