Organisational developments in contemporary primary care are the principal subject of the ten studies selected to support this PhD application on the basis of published works. The local practice and central policy determinants of these developments are discussed as a critical interaction, which is now having a profound impact on both the concepts and functions of primary care and the shape of the NHS itself. The studies are classified and described individually in three sections, according to the main methodological approach used in each research project. The approaches were: participant observation, action research and case studies. Concluding comments suggest that the focus on relationships represents the distinctive contribution of the w...
In the UK, policy changes in primary health care research and development have led to the establishm...
The 1997 UK government white paper "The New NHS: Modern, Dependable", introduced a legal requirement...
This book details the development and current context of UK primary care providing a comprehensive a...
In their Stream Six report, Professors Dunbar and Reddy investigated the contribution of approaches ...
In 1997 the New Labour government instigated a period of radical reform for the National Health Serv...
High quality primary care services are an essential part of a successful health service. However, th...
Background. An increasing proportion of research in primary care is locally undertaken in designated...
BACKGROUND: An increasing proportion of research in primary care is locally undertaken in designated...
PURPOSE: Theory of effective network operation in primary care is underdeveloped. This study aimed...
This thesis examines how research activity develops in general practice in the UK. It is based on th...
This study was designed to explore organizational change in primary health care, specifically the in...
National Health Service England (NHSE) instigated Primary Care Networks (PCNs) as a collaboration of...
Scientific Abstract Organisational Change and the Delivery of Primary Care Services The role of orga...
Background An ageing population, increasingly specialised of clinical services and diverse healthcar...
Background An ageing population, the increasing specialisation of clinical services and diverse hea...
In the UK, policy changes in primary health care research and development have led to the establishm...
The 1997 UK government white paper "The New NHS: Modern, Dependable", introduced a legal requirement...
This book details the development and current context of UK primary care providing a comprehensive a...
In their Stream Six report, Professors Dunbar and Reddy investigated the contribution of approaches ...
In 1997 the New Labour government instigated a period of radical reform for the National Health Serv...
High quality primary care services are an essential part of a successful health service. However, th...
Background. An increasing proportion of research in primary care is locally undertaken in designated...
BACKGROUND: An increasing proportion of research in primary care is locally undertaken in designated...
PURPOSE: Theory of effective network operation in primary care is underdeveloped. This study aimed...
This thesis examines how research activity develops in general practice in the UK. It is based on th...
This study was designed to explore organizational change in primary health care, specifically the in...
National Health Service England (NHSE) instigated Primary Care Networks (PCNs) as a collaboration of...
Scientific Abstract Organisational Change and the Delivery of Primary Care Services The role of orga...
Background An ageing population, increasingly specialised of clinical services and diverse healthcar...
Background An ageing population, the increasing specialisation of clinical services and diverse hea...
In the UK, policy changes in primary health care research and development have led to the establishm...
The 1997 UK government white paper "The New NHS: Modern, Dependable", introduced a legal requirement...
This book details the development and current context of UK primary care providing a comprehensive a...