New Report: Evaluation of the Health Education England (HEE) South West Pilot of Supported Training for Emergency Care Advanced Clinical Practitioners
Our Urgent and Emergency Care theme and the Centre for Urgent and Emergency Care Research have carried out a final report on Evaluating a Pilot of Enhanced Training for Emergency Care Advanced Care Practitioners (EC-ACPs) in partnership with Health Education England South West. Enhanced training support for EC-ACPs shows potential for improved training outcomes. Further […]
New Report – Public Services Committee Emergency healthcare: a national emergency
Our Urgent and Emergency Care Theme Lead Prof Sue Mason and Theme Clinical Fellow Jamie Miles, both gave evidence for the recently published report of the inquiry by the House of Lords Public Services Committee into emergency care, entitled ‘Emergency Healthcare: a national emergency.’ Prof Sue Mason was a Specialist Advisor to the House of […]
New report and podcast: Re-envisioning urgent and emergency care
Professor Suzanne Mason, Lead for our Urgent and Emergency Care theme in NIHR ARC Yorkshire and Humber, has led the production of a new report for the NHS Confederation. The report was produced following a number of interviews with key stakeholders. It outlines the current challenges faced by the emergency care system and suggests some […]
New report: The Proceedings of the Patient Reported Outcomes Measures (PROMs) Research Conference in Sheffield 2021, which was hosted by our Health Economics, Evaluation and Equality theme have now been published by the Quality of Life Research journal.
Beyond demoralisation’ – Listening & responding to NHS frontline staff at a time of intense pressure is everyone’s business
Our Implementation arm, the Improvement Academy, have published the a new report that details NHS staff experiences of working under prolonged intense pressure, alongside four offers of support designed to respond to immediate need and learn new ways to help.
