"Every three years, the US-based Commonwealth Fund coordinates a survey of general practitioners (GPs) and primary care physicians across 11 countries. This report provides UK-focused analysis by the Health Foundation of the 2015 survey, which included several UK-specific questions funded by the Health Foundation. The report centres on three topics of particular interest: GP satisfaction, care coordination and use of electronic medical records."
Under pressure: What the Commonwealth Fund’s 2015 international survey of general practitioners means for the UK
S Martin, E Davies, B Gershlick
The Health Foundation
February 2016
Read more here.
QIPP stands for Quality, Innovation, Productivity and Prevention. The aim of this initiative is to help health care organisations deliver higher quality care and operate more efficiently and effectively.
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Friday, 19 February 2016
Commonwealth Fund's 2015 international survey of general practitioners
Labels:
care coordination,
Commonwealth Fund,
electronic medical records,
general practitioners,
GP satisfaction,
GPs,
primary care,
survey,
working lives
Saturday, 27 July 2013
Patient and public engagement - still an aspiration?
"Local health economies have so far not been successful in engaging with patients and the public."
Patient and public engagement - still an aspiration?
Tea Break Debates
Primary Care Commissioning, People Matters Network
July 2013
Read more here.
Patient and public engagement - still an aspiration?
Tea Break Debates
Primary Care Commissioning, People Matters Network
July 2013
Read more here.
Labels:
CCGs,
clinical commissioning groups,
local health economies,
patient engagement,
public engagement,
public opinion,
public voice,
survey
Thursday, 15 December 2011
Taking the pulse: attitudes to the health service
"Satisfaction with the NHS overall is at its highest ever level, though the picture in relation to specific services is more mixed." These are the findings of the NatCen Social Research survey into British Social Attitudes.
British Social Attitudes Survey 28
Elizabeth Clery
NatCen Social Research
2011
Read more here. (Choose 9. NHS from the left-hand menu).
British Social Attitudes Survey 28
Elizabeth Clery
NatCen Social Research
2011
Read more here. (Choose 9. NHS from the left-hand menu).
Labels:
attitude,
NHS,
patient satisfaction,
statistics,
survey
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