Clinical and cost-effectiveness of an intervention for reducing cholesterol and cardiovascular risk for people with severe mental illness in English primary care: a cluster randomised controlled trial
David Osborn(University College London), Kate Walters(Department of Health and Social Care), Thomas R. E. Barnes(Unknown), Richard I. G. Holt(University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust), Rumana Omar(University College London), Richard Morris(University of Nottingham), Irwin Nazareth(University College London), Lou Atkins(University College London), Samira Heinkel(Faculty (United Kingdom)), Rachael Hunter(MRC Clinical Trials Unit at UCL), Ruth Blackburn(Faculty (United Kingdom)), Robert Peveler(University of Southampton), Tom Craig(King's College London), Michael King(Unknown), Louise Marston(University College London), Hazel Gilbert(University College London), Irene Petersen(Department of Health and Social Care), Alexandra Burton(Department of Health and Social Care), Susan Michie(University College London), Vanessa Pinfold(Rethink Mental Illness)
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