Team principally based at the University of Manchester will be leading a research project on health and social care devolution in Greater Manchester. Two year project funded by the Health Foun...
University of Leicester commissioned by the Health Foundation and NHS England to undertake an independent qualitative evaluation of the feasibility of using the Patient Activation Measure (PAM) ...
This study used mixed methods to determine the feasibility of implementing a patient safety survey to measure patient experiences of safety relating to care transfer, specifically following disc...
The project was a review of how improvements can be made in the collection of data on the overall quality of care offered by GP practices to different patient groups. The research, which was ...
Over the coming months The King’s Fund and the Health Foundation will be exploring the concept of the transformation fund in more detail. We hope to address the question about what resource is requ...
Commissioned by The Health Foundation and NHS England, researchers at the University of Leicester are carrying out an independent qualitative evaluation of the feasibility of using the Patient A...
Will assess the feasibility of linking patient-level data on healthcare utilisation following a telephone call to NHS 111 in three London CCGs for children with common complaints that have NICE ...
The purpose of this observational study is to evaluate if the introduction of named accountable GPs to all patients aged 75 and above, introduced in 2014/15, had an effect on continuity of care, in...
Conducted by Dr Julian Archer at the University of Plymouth, Revalidation in Practice was an 18-month primary research study that aimed to understand and assess the impact of revalidation on clinic...
Carried out by ICF GHK, in association with Professor Judith Hibbard and Professor Mike Bury, this research aimed to bring together a picture of the evidence and examples of what works and why in s...
