Add to ORKGThis is a report of a piolt study carried out among 155 general practitioner trainers in South East Thames region. Similar pilot studies have been carried out among trainers in four other regions on England. Separate reports have been prepared for each of the five regions, together with a summary report comparing the findings among the regions. The pilot studies were funded by the DHSS and carried out by staff of the Health Services Research Unit at the University of Kent at Camterbury
This is the report of a study made by the Health Services Research Unit at the University of Kent of...
A programme of incentives was set up in the London Initiative Zones to improve primary care in inner...
Although research in primary care has a higher profile than ever before, its impact on professional ...
This is the report of a pilot study carried out among 82 general practitioner trainers in the Oxford...
Background Over the last five years, national policy has encouraged practices to serve populations ...
BACKGROUND: Variations in practice list size are known to be associated with changes in a number of ...
Abstract Background Over the last 5 years, national policy has encouraged general practices to serve...
Workload of general practitioners plays an important role in discussions about list size and remuner...
Background: There is widespread, unexplained variation in activity and outcome between general pract...
Workload of general practitioners plays an important role in discussions about list size and remuner...
Background: There is widespread, unexplained variation in activity and outcome between general pract...
Background The Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) of the new General Medical Services contract, fo...
Background The Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) of the new General Medical Services contract, fo...
Objective. To investigate the feasibility and acceptability of academic detailing in general practic...
Aim To apply the DU90% indicator (the number of unique drugs which make up 90% of a doctor’s prescri...
This is the report of a study made by the Health Services Research Unit at the University of Kent of...
A programme of incentives was set up in the London Initiative Zones to improve primary care in inner...
Although research in primary care has a higher profile than ever before, its impact on professional ...
This is the report of a pilot study carried out among 82 general practitioner trainers in the Oxford...
Background Over the last five years, national policy has encouraged practices to serve populations ...
BACKGROUND: Variations in practice list size are known to be associated with changes in a number of ...
Abstract Background Over the last 5 years, national policy has encouraged general practices to serve...
Workload of general practitioners plays an important role in discussions about list size and remuner...
Background: There is widespread, unexplained variation in activity and outcome between general pract...
Workload of general practitioners plays an important role in discussions about list size and remuner...
Background: There is widespread, unexplained variation in activity and outcome between general pract...
Background The Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) of the new General Medical Services contract, fo...
Background The Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) of the new General Medical Services contract, fo...
Objective. To investigate the feasibility and acceptability of academic detailing in general practic...
Aim To apply the DU90% indicator (the number of unique drugs which make up 90% of a doctor’s prescri...
This is the report of a study made by the Health Services Research Unit at the University of Kent of...
A programme of incentives was set up in the London Initiative Zones to improve primary care in inner...
Although research in primary care has a higher profile than ever before, its impact on professional ...