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Luisa Pettigrew
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Professor Judith Smith @profjudithsmith.bsky.social · 6d
New paper in @bjgp.bsky.social by @luisaptg.bsky.social @jaketreenotsea.bsky.social @hughalderwick.bsky.social and me, exploring the implications of the NHS Ten Year Plan ambition to shift care from hospital to community, and what it means for general practice👇🏻
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The Health Foundation @healthfoundation.bsky.social · 9d
Writing for @bjgp.bsky.social​​ colleagues focus on the 10-Year Health Plan's shift from hospital to community and consider its implications for general practice, drawing on existing evidence to explore the good, the bad and the potentially ugly.

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From hospital to community? The good, the bad, and the ugly of the 10-year plan to move care to the community
Labour’s 10-year health plan for England, published on 3 July, set out three strategic shifts — from hospital to community, sickness to prevention, and analogue to digital. This editorial focuses on the first — shifting care from hospital to community — and considers its implications for ge...
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Luisa Pettigrew @luisaptg.bsky.social · 7d
Will today's changes to the GP contract in England requiring online access all day mark the end of the '8am scramble' or the start of GP waiting lists and further dissatisfaction, on all sides?

I explore the issue in this @healthfoundation.bsky.social blog www.health.org.uk/features-and...
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The Health Foundation @healthfoundation.bsky.social · 14d
In this blog, @jaketreenotsea.bsky.social​ and @luisaptg.bsky.social​ look at the paradox of more GPs being trained but proportionally fewer working in NHS general practice, asking what is driving the shift and what are its implications.

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'The NHS is not losing GPs because they are not being trained, it is losing them because they are not staying or are reducing their hours. Addressing this shift is essential to building resilient, equitable and effective primary care.' Jake Beech, Policy Fellow Luisa Pettigrew, Senior Policy Fellow
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The BMJ @bmj.com · 20d
New BMJ Research finds a growing difference has emerged between the number of GMC licensed GPs and those actively working in NHS general practice in England.

A third of licensed GPs in England are not working in the NHS @luisaptg.bsky.social
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The Health Foundation @healthfoundation.bsky.social · 20d
In this new blog, @jaketreenotsea.bsky.social​ and @luisaptg.bsky.social​ look at the paradox of more GPs being trained but proportionally fewer working in NHS general practice, asking what is driving the shift and what are its implications.

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https://bit.ly/46r6y22
'The NHS is not losing GPs because they are not being trained, it is losing them because they are not staying or are reducing their hours. Addressing this shift is essential to building resilient, equitable and effective primary care.' Jake Beech, Policy Fellow Luisa Pettigrew, Senior Policy Fellow
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The Health Foundation @healthfoundation.bsky.social · 21d
Improving access to GPs remains the public's top priority for the NHS, and a central concern for policymakers.

@luisaptg.bsky.social​ explores whether changes to the GP contract and the new general practice patient charter will really spell the end of the ‘8am scramble’ ⬇️

https://bit.ly/4mbcyS4
'The changes to the GP contract and new patient charter are a step forward, but without clear expectations and ongoing investment into general practice, these changes risk fuelling further dissatisfaction, on all sides.' Luisa Pettigrew, Senior Policy Fellow at the Health Foundation
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The Health Foundation @healthfoundation.bsky.social · 25d
Improving access to GPs remains the public's top priority for the NHS, and a central concern for policymakers.

@luisaptg.bsky.social​ explores whether changes to the GP contract and the new general practice patient charter will really spell the end of the ‘8am scramble’ ⬇️

https://bit.ly/4mbcyS4
'The changes to the GP contract and new patient charter are a step forward, but without clear expectations and ongoing investment into general practice, these changes risk fuelling further dissatisfaction, on all sides.' Luisa Pettigrew, Senior Policy Fellow at the Health Foundation
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The Health Foundation @healthfoundation.bsky.social · Jul 10
Alongside tech, the 10-Year Health Plan sees Labour betting big on establishing a ‘neighbourhood health service’ to reduce costs and improve care.

In this blog, @jaketreenotsea.bsky.social​‪ and @luisaptg.bsky.social​ ask how will it happen, and will it work?

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https://bit.ly/4evb4jo
'Learning from the experiences and mistakes of the past will be key to making "neighbourhood health" a reality this time.' Jake Beech, Policy Fellow and Luisa Pettigrew, Senior Policy Fellow at the Health Foundation
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The Health Foundation @healthfoundation.bsky.social · Jul 6
Alongside tech, the 10-Year Health Plan sees Labour betting big on establishing a ‘neighbourhood health service’ to reduce costs and improve care.

In this blog, @jaketreenotsea.bsky.social​‪ and @luisaptg.bsky.social​ ask how will it happen, and will it work?

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https://bit.ly/4evb4jo
'Learning from the experiences and mistakes of the past will be key to making ‘neighbourhood health’ a reality this time.' Jake Beech, Policy Fellow and Luisa Pettigrew, Senior Policy Fellow at the Health Foundation
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BJGP Open @bjgpopen.bsky.social · May 27
The first systematic review of practice and population factors associated with the Quality and Outcomes Framework, the most widespread national pay-for-performance initiative in general practice in the UK to date

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