Podcast appearances and mentions of john lawrenson

A popular Hamilton bar has banned drinkers under the age of 20 on Saturday nights following thousands of dollars of damage that's being blamed on younger patrons. "House on Hood" lowered the entry age to 18 last year but decided to reverse the decision saying the bad behaviour of some teens is also costing them older customers. John Lawrenson spoke to Lisa Owen.

A Hamilton bar is cutting off patrons under 20. House on Hood announced last month it would return to being a "20+ bar" on Saturdays after 10pm. It had dealt with five figure damages after lowering the age limit to 18+ for a year. Owner John Lawrenson told Mike Hosking there's a notable difference in the way 18 year olds drink, versus those over the age of 20. He says that when someone's 18, they're still learning their limits and what is acceptable behaviour, and older demographics don't necessarily want to be around people discovering alcohol for the first time. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In some areas of health and social care, the evidence from individual randomised trials answering questions about single interventions makes it difficult to choose between the interventions. Network meta-analyses can help with this by bringing all the evidence together in one place and, in February 2023, Cochrane Eyes and Vision published one such review, looking at the control of myopia in children. Here's lead author, John Lawrenson from City University of London in the UK, to tell us more.

In some areas of health and social care, the evidence from individual randomised trials answering questions about single interventions makes it difficult to choose between the interventions. Network meta-analyses can help with this by bringing all the evidence together in one place and, in February 2023, Cochrane Eyes and Vision published one such review, looking at the control of myopia in children. Here's lead author, John Lawrenson from City University of London in the UK, to tell us more.

About 900 people were at one of the central Auckland bars on Friday night, visited by someone who has tested positive for Covid-19. Bar 101 on Elliot Street bills itself online as Auckland's premiere student nightclub. John Lawrenson is the chief executive of the Lawrenson Group, which owns Bar 101 and a host of other hospitality venues in Auckland and Hamilton. He told reporter Sarah Robson he found out the bar was a location of interest when he read about it in the media.

Martin and Daniel bring you another College podcast episode and, this time, Martin talks to Professor John Lawrenson FCOptom of City University, London, about his editorial published in the July issue of the prestigious optometry journal, Ophthalmic and Physiological Optics (OPO). The paper provides a review of the evidence relating to COVID-19 and the eye, methods of transmission and practice implications. To read Professor Lawrenson's paper, visit https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/opo.12708 Read our COVID-19 guidance for optometrists here: https://www.college-optometrists.org/guidance/covid-19-coronavirus-guidance-information.html For more about OPO, visit https://www.college-optometrists.org/OPO --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/collegeofoptometrists/message

Osim problema s razinom šećera u krvi koju uzrokuje šećerna bolest, ovo stanje može dovesti i do niza drugih problema. Jedan od njih je i očna bolest koja se naziva dijabetička retinopatija. Zato je važno da osobe s dijabetesom naprave pregled očne pozadine. U siječnju 2018. objavljen je Cochrane pregled u kojem se razmatra kako povećati odaziv na te preglede, a nešto više o tom radu ispričao nam je glavni autor John Lawrenson s Gradskog sveučilišta u Londonu. Ono što je rekao prevela je Ivana Marasović Šušnjara iz Nastavnog zavoda za javno zdravstvo Splitsko-dalmatinske županije.

Osim problema s razinom šećera u krvi koju uzrokuje šećerna bolest, ovo stanje može dovesti i do niza drugih problema. Jedan od njih je i očna bolest koja se naziva dijabetička retinopatija. Zato je važno da osobe s dijabetesom naprave pregled očne pozadine. U siječnju 2018. objavljen je Cochrane pregled u kojem se razmatra kako povećati odaziv na te preglede, a nešto više o tom radu ispričao nam je glavni autor John Lawrenson s Gradskog sveučilišta u Londonu. Ono što je rekao prevela je Ivana Marasović Šušnjara iz Nastavnog zavoda za javno zdravstvo Splitsko-dalmatinske županije.

Osim problema s razinom šećera u krvi koju uzrokuje šećerna bolest, ovo stanje može dovesti i do niza drugih problema. Jedan od njih je i očna bolest koja se naziva dijabetička retinopatija. Zato je važno da osobe s dijabetesom naprave pregled očne pozadine. U siječnju 2018. objavljen je Cochrane pregled u kojem se razmatra kako povećati odaziv na te preglede, a nešto više o tom radu ispričao nam je glavni autor John Lawrenson s Gradskog sveučilišta u Londonu. Ono što je rekao prevela je Ivana Marasović Šušnjara iz Nastavnog zavoda za javno zdravstvo Splitsko-dalmatinske županije.

Además de los problemas con el control de azúcar en la sangre causados por la diabetes, la afección puede llevar a una variedad de otros problemas. Uno de ellos es un problema ocular llamado retinopatía diabética y es importante que las personas con diabetes sean revisadas para esta afección. Una Revisión Cochrane de enero de 2018 analiza cómo aumentar la participación a estas visitas de detección y el autor principal, John Lawrenson, de la City University de Londres en el Reino Unido, nos da más información en este podcast.Este podcast ha sido traducido por Elisenda Parellada y grabado por Salomé Planas, del Centro Cochrane Iberoamiericano.

Además de los problemas con el control de azúcar en la sangre causados por la diabetes, la afección puede llevar a una variedad de otros problemas. Uno de ellos es un problema ocular llamado retinopatía diabética y es importante que las personas con diabetes sean revisadas para esta afección. Una Revisión Cochrane de enero de 2018 analiza cómo aumentar la participación a estas visitas de detección y el autor principal, John Lawrenson, de la City University de Londres en el Reino Unido, nos da más información en este podcast.Este podcast ha sido traducido por Elisenda Parellada y grabado por Salomé Planas, del Centro Cochrane Iberoamiericano.

Además de los problemas con el control de azúcar en la sangre causados por la diabetes, la afección puede llevar a una variedad de otros problemas. Uno de ellos es un problema ocular llamado retinopatía diabética y es importante que las personas con diabetes sean revisadas para esta afección. Una Revisión Cochrane de enero de 2018 analiza cómo aumentar la participación a estas visitas de detección y el autor principal, John Lawrenson, de la City University de Londres en el Reino Unido, nos da más información en este podcast.Este podcast ha sido traducido por Elisenda Parellada y grabado por Salomé Planas, del Centro Cochrane Iberoamiericano.

As well as the problems with blood sugar control that are caused by diabetes, the condition can lead to a variety of other problems. One of these is an eye problem called diabetic retinopathy and it’s important that people with diabetes are checked for this. A January 2018 Cochrane Review looks at how to increase attendance at these screening visits and lead author, John Lawrenson from the City University of London in the UK, tells us more in this podcast.

As well as the problems with blood sugar control that are caused by diabetes, the condition can lead to a variety of other problems. One of these is an eye problem called diabetic retinopathy and it’s important that people with diabetes are checked for this. A January 2018 Cochrane Review looks at how to increase attendance at these screening visits and lead author, John Lawrenson from the City University of London in the UK, tells us more in this podcast.

As well as the problems with blood sugar control that are caused by diabetes, the condition can lead to a variety of other problems. One of these is an eye problem called diabetic retinopathy and it’s important that people with diabetes are checked for this. A January 2018 Cochrane Review looks at how to increase attendance at these screening visits and lead author, John Lawrenson from the City University of London in the UK, tells us more in this podcast.