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Tenth National GP Worklife Survey
From Ben Walker, Charlie Moss, Jon Gibson, Matt Sutton, Sharon Spooner and Kath Checkland.
NHS Reorganisation: Written evidence submitted by PruComm
This evidence is based upon research evidence derived from PRUComm and other studies and from our own and colleagues’ experience of working within the NHS. This evidence has been previously shared with Jonathan Walden and colleagues from DHSC.
Exploration of the National Health Services Community Services Data Set Report
This report describes and explores the newly publicly available aggregated national Community Services Data Set (CSDS). It also includes an assessment of the data quality for researchers’ and policy makers’ information.
Excess mortality for care home residents during the first 23 weeks of the COVID-19 pandemic in England: a national cohort study
Morciano M., Stokes J., Kontopantelis E., Hall I., Turner A.J. (2021). BMC Medicine. medRxiv 2020.11.11.20229815.
NHS Reorganisation: PruComm evidence relevant to current White Paper on legislative change in the NHS
PRUComm colleagues are concerned about the lack of detail and the failure to explain how current functions will be carried out in the new system, as well as the effects on accountability of the proposals. This report summarises the main issues we think the proposals raise.
The Developing Architecture of System Management: Integrated Care Systems and Sustainability and Transformation Partnerships: Interim report
This report sets out the interim findings of our study of the development of Integrated Care Systems.
Stephen Peckham appointed to government select committee
Professor Stephen Peckham, director of PRUComm, has been appointed to a new Expert Panel as a policy advisor by the House of Commons cross-party Health and Social Care Select Committee.
Challenges of maintaining accountability in networks of health and care organisations: a study of developing Sustainability and Transformation Partnerships in the English NHS
Moran, V., Allen, P., Sanderson, M., McDermott, I., and Osipovic, D. (2021). Social Science and Medicine, 268, 113512.
Primary Care Networks: exploring primary care commissioning, contracting, and provision – Interim report
This report presents activities and findings of the first 12 months of a (36 month) project exploring issues of commissioning, contracting and delivery of primary care services in the English NHS relating to Primary Care Networks, and the impact and outcomes of those processes on care provision.
Variability in size and characteristics of primary care networks in England: observational study
Morciano M. Checkland K., Hammond J., Lau Y.S., Sutton M. (2020). British Journal of General Practice; 70 (701): e899-e905.
Changes in patient experience associated with growth and collaboration in general practice: observational study using data from the UK GP Patient Survey
Forbes L., Forbes H., Sutton M., Checkland K., Peckham S. (2020). British Journal of General Practice; 70 (701): e906-e915.
Continuity of English primary care has worsened with GP expansions
PRUComm researchers have published a study in the British Journal of General Practice that found that patients’ abilities to see their preferred GP has fallen greater in English practices that have expanded, compared with those that stayed about the same size.
Publication of ‘On Primary Care’
Professor Kath Checkland and PRUComm colleagues from the University of Manchester have contributed to the publication of a collection of essays on the current challenges facing primary care in the UK, titled 'On Primary Care'.
NIHR Public Interest Group calls for a revamp of the UK’s public health function
Professor Stephen Peckham, director of PRUComm, and a group of other leading scientists from the NIHR Senior Investigators Public Health Interest Group, are calling on the Government to rethink how public health is organised in the UK.
NHS procurement and the origins of the personal protective equipment crisis
Boiko O., Allen P., Osipovic D., Sanderson M. and Checkland K. (2020). British Journal of Healthcare Management, 26(9), 215-218.