The changing face of primary care: reference list
Published: July 25 2017
This document published by the Nuffield Trust provides a list of documents and websites that emerging large-scale general practice organisations may find helpful.
The list is divided into two parts:
- References about large-scale general practice organisations (organisational development in the UK and in international settings, quality improvement and governance)
- References relevant to general practice (challenges facing general practice, leadership, governance, workforce, information technology and key policy announcements)
This reference list is not intended to be comprehensive. Instead, it seeks to offer the reader a starting point and to highlight some of the useful materials that are available.
The topics have been selected as those that are likely to be of interest to individuals wishing to establish an at-scale general practice organisation or those in the early stages of formation. All references are ordered by date of publication, with the most recent at the top of the section.
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Posted on 15th September 2016 at 11:13 am
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Dear OLN members,
Nuffield Trust has just updated this reference list which will be of great benefit to everyone working at scale, or thinking of doing this. There are useful references about large scale general practice organisations as well as references relevant to general practice.
We hope you will find it helpful.
Posted on 29th August 2017 at 12:08 pm
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