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Kathryn Berzins,Danielle Christian,Georgia Aspinall et al. Kathryn Berzins et al.
Background: Deepening poverty in the UK is associated with high levels of antidepressant prescribing in economically deprived areas. Primary care practitioners often do not feel confident to address the socioeconomic caus...
Olesja Fornara,Solvig Ekblad,Rita Fernholm et al. Olesja Fornara et al.
Background: Primary care clinicians often work under time pressure and diagnostic uncertainty while managing undifferentiated and evolving symptoms. Patient safety incidents in this setting may arise through interacting c...
Sita de Vries,Kim Coenradi,Sigrid Vervoort et al. Sita de Vries et al.
Background: Exploring and monitoring the values, wishes, and needs (VWN) of patients with advanced cancer is crucial for guiding appropriate care in the palliative phase. ...
Lucy Anne Boast,Kushal Varma,Georgia Swinnerton et al. Lucy Anne Boast et al.
Background: Respiratory service integration has typically focused on chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) but may be appropriate for other chronic respiratory diseases (CRDs). ...
Nesrein Hamed,Ola Abdelfatah,Muhammad Umair Khan et al. Nesrein Hamed et al.
Background: Older people from ethnic minority communities are disproportionately affected by the risks of polypharmacy due to higher levels of multiple long-term conditions, unequal access to care, and communication barri...
Shan He,Juliet A Usher-Smith,Graham Martin Shan He
Background: Communication issues across the primary-secondary care interface are considered one of the most important challenges in improving patient safety in primary care in the UK. Teleconferencing offers a potential m...
Esha Shah,Lee Fernandes,Danush Padmasri et al. Esha Shah et al.
Background: Health inequalities persist across England, with primary care providers in more deprived areas facing greater challenges. A shared incentive scheme, the Investment and Impact Fund (IIF), was introduced for pri...
Angela Hewett,Kathrina Connabeer,Fraser Hewett et al. Angela Hewett et al.
Background: Although inequalities in social determinants of health (SDOH) are linked to poor health, they are often overlooked in healthcare. Primary care networks (PCNs) are an example of neighbourhood-level multidiscipl...
Josephine Reynolds,Aqsa Ghumra,Kate Fryer et al. Josephine Reynolds et al.
Background: Dementia is projected to rise steepest in racially minoritised communities; nearly six times the UK average. Understanding of disparities is limited due to research under-representation, however evidence sugge...
Alessio Albanese,Carey Lunan,Stewart W Mercer et al. Alessio Albanese et al.
Background: General practitioners (GPs) working in areas of high deprivation in Scotland formed the 'Deep End' group in 2009 in response to the well-documented inverse care law (ICL). ...