Understanding the implementation of link workers in primary care networks: A realist evaluation to inform current and future policy

Professor Joanne Reeve J.L.Reeve@hull.ac.uk
Professor of Primary Care Research

BREATHE: Breathlessness RElief AT HomE Apr 1, 2019 - Oct 31, 2021
A feasibility study to address this RQ:
Does a paramedic-administered short non-pharmacological complex breathlessness intervention improve breathlessness and reduce conveyance to ED for people with breathlessness crisis compared with usual pr... Read More about BREATHE: Breathlessness RElief AT HomE.

PRU Quality, Safety and Outcomes of Health and Social Care Jan 1, 2019 - Apr 30, 2024

NIHR In Practice Fellowship Dr Aarti Bansal Nov 1, 2018 - Aug 7, 2021
The fellowship will fund a training path towards my goal of becoming a Professor of Medical Education Research. This fellowship will provide me with the research methods training; the theoretical, methodological and conceptual understanding I need to... Read More about NIHR In Practice Fellowship Dr Aarti Bansal.

PPI for PBP research - Exploring the role, responsibilities and impact of pharmacists working in primary care (GP surgeries) Apr 1, 2019 - Sep 30, 2019
Both local and national initiatives seek to recruit more pharmacists to work in GP practices. Following a successful pilot, NHS England have committed to recruit up to 2000 pharmacists by 2020 to work clinically in general practice settings; this is... Read More about PPI for PBP research - Exploring the role, responsibilities and impact of pharmacists working in primary care (GP surgeries).

The regular general practitioner scheme: integrated and equitable pathways of depression care, facilitating work participation Jan 1, 2020 - Dec 31, 2022
Aims: To examine the effectiveness of the RGP Scheme to deliver equitable depression care facilitating work participation among patients with depression.

Objectives:
1. To investigate organisational factors in the RGP Scheme as... Read More about The regular general practitioner scheme: integrated and equitable pathways of depression care, facilitating work participation.