Late to share this but great to see this comprehensive analysis, the largest yet, of social prescribing in England published from @pmw777.bsky.social @annawilding.bsky.social and colleagues.
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📢Job vacancy - Research Associate in Health Economics!
Come and work with us on an NIHR-funded grant looking at the impact of different models of integrating new or extended roles into primary care! Managed by @annawilding.bsky.social
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Vacancy - Research Associate in Health Economics
The postholder will be assessing the impact of different models of integrating new or extended roles into primary care across England and Scotland.
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Finally from the HOPE contingent at #BJGPRC we have Dr Anna Wilding presenting her work looking at whether social prescribing referrals have reduced appointment pressures in primary care.
@annawilding.bsky.social
Really enjoyed the #BJGPRC research conference. @annawilding.bsky.social presenting on social prescribing. @hope-uom.bsky.social
Join me and @annawilding.bsky.social on 28 January to discuss the latest evidence on social prescribing @arc-gm.bsky.social
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Today is the start of the Bristol #HESG conference, with many HOPE papers on the schedule!
First up, a paper by @annawilding.bsky.social titled: "Have social prescribing referrals reduced appointment pressures on primary care? Evidence from Electronic Healthcare Records", discussed by Paolo Candio
Highlights ✨
- importance of physical activity increases with age
- abstaining from smoking is most prominent for younger people
- in-person social interaction is the largest mediator between physical and mental health
New paper out 🔊🔊
Looking at the interrelationship between mental and physical health across age-gender groups
with Sam Hugh-Jones, @mattxsutton.bsky.social and Luke Munford
read it here ▶️ doi.org/10.1016/j.so...