Better data linkage across primary care and other community-based services has the potential to help reduce socioeconomic inequalities. Data linkage could enrich our understanding of a patient’s socia...
Led by The Clinical Effectiveness Group, Centre for Health Science, Queen Mary University of London, working with Tower Hamlets PCT, Social Action for Health, and City University London, this project ...
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July 2019 chart of the month. UK spending on health stays flat as a percentage of GDP
Led by The North Staffordshire and Cheshire Primary Care Research and Development Consortium, this project focused on back pain and identifying the most appropriate treatment for different types of pa...
Daphne Amevenu outlines how four project teams have gained skills and expertise to help scale their health care interventions through taking part in our social franchising programme.
Led by Bournemouth University and partnered by BackCare, NHS Bournemouth and Poole, NHS Wiltshire, and the Institute of Musculoskeletal Research and Clinical Implementation, this project focused on ba...
Led by the Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London, this project focused on mental health problems in children and young people, who often don’t seek help from GPs or primary care, identifying ...
Led by Queen Mary, University of London, this project focused on domestic violence and how the NHS, particularly in primary care, can better respond to it. The project used a randomised control trial ...
Jennifer Dixon asks how the NHS Long Term plan can support efforts to reduce emergency admissions from care homes.
