Rutter C, Bradley C, Sampson M, Dhatariya K, Jones C, James J, Holland R, Singh H, Irvine L, Walden E.

Inpatients with diabetes: Insulin regimen before admission is related to satisfaction with hospital treatment and negative well-being.

Messenger G, Gooday C, Dhatariya K.

A comparison study of ulcerated and non-ulcerated halluces on the same patient using in-shoe pressure measurements.

Murchison R, Gooday C, Dhatariya K.

Weight loss surgery is not a cure for the neuropathic foot – 2 cases.

Sieber C, Gooday C, Dhatariya K, Turner JJ.

Audit of foot clinic antibiotic protocol: Rationalised antibiotic prescribing and no additional cost.

Daultrey H, Gooday C, Dhatariya KK.

Increased length of inpatient stay and poor clinical coding in people with diabetes – a point prevalence study.

Gooday C, Messenger G, Dhatariya K.

A retrospective analysis of the impact of introducing an intramuscular antibiotic protocol for the treatment of ‘borderline’ foot infections in a university hospital diabetic foot clinic - an admission avoidance strategy.

Dhatariya K, Gooday C, Colleary G.

Autonomic neuropathy and immobility as predictors of low impact calcaneal fractures in poorly controlled diabetes.

Rutter CL, Sampson MJ, Bradley C, Dhatariya K, Jones C, James J.

Further development and use of the Diabetes Treatment Satisfaction Questionnaire for Inpatients (DTSQ-IP) in 58 UK hospitals: British In-Patients completing the English language version.

Seyani C, Dhatariya KK.

How much do patients attending a secondary care diabetes clinic know about the safe principles of driving?

Brahma A, Raja S, Dhatariya KK.

Improving assessment of blood glucose levels in Acute Coronary Syndrome patients – a single university centre study.

Evans NR, Dhatariya KK.

Dysglycaemia and length of hospital admission, mortality and readmission.

Daultrey H, Gooday C, Dhatariya KK.

Increased length of inpatient stay and poor clinical coding in people with diabetes – a point prevalence study.