In person-centred care, health and social care professionals work collaboratively with those that use their services.
Our recent work and content on this topic is listed below.
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What is required for tech implementation in the NHS to be successful, and how should this shape our post-pandemic priorities? Shakira Mahadeva explores the challenges.
Musculoskeletal conditions are extremely common, accounting for 30% of GP consultations. Knee conditions are the most common and can significantly affect mobility and quality of life. A team at Cardif...
The Pathway model of enhanced care coordination improves the quality of hospital care for people who are homeless. Following a successful pilot in London, funded by the Health Foundation’s Closing the...
Commissioned by The Health Foundation and NHS England, researchers at the University of Leicester are carrying out an independent qualitative evaluation of the feasibility of using the Patient Activat...
The purpose of this observational study is to evaluate if the introduction of named accountable GPs to all patients aged 75 and above, introduced in 2014/15, had an effect on continuity of care, in pa...
Carried out by ICF GHK, in association with Professor Judith Hibbard and Professor Mike Bury, this research aimed to bring together a picture of the evidence and examples of what works and why in shar...
This research follows on from our 'What is Revalidation? In Policy’ and the subsequent 'What is Revalidation? In Practice' work, forming an analysis of the impact of Revalidation on perceptions of med...
Led by Sara Demain, University of Southampton, this research aims to identify areas of consensus and difference about what self-management outcomes matter most to different stakeholders.
Led by Professor Vikki Entwistle, University of Aberdeen, this research aims to better develop the conceptual underpinnings of health and social care support for people living with long term condition...
Led by Professor Andrea Manca, University of York, this research aims to explore the value that people with long term health conditions place on self-management support interventions.
Led by Professor John Brazier, University of Sheffield, this research aims to estimate the value of self-management of diabetes to patients both in quality adjusted life-years (QALY) and in monetary t...
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