Keep well anticipatory care programme: a qualitative exploration of primary care practitioner’s use of inequalities sensitive practice skills in the keep well health check
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Authors
Beresford, JaneIssue Date
2011
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NHS Greater Glasgow and ClydeType
Evaluation ReportResearch Findings Report
Language
enDescription
The key themes emerging from the qualitative interviews were: • Variations in conceptualisation of inequalities in health and how • understanding of inequalities in health influences practice • Limitations and opportunities that the Keep Well Programme • presents for reducing inequalities in health • Staff perceptions of skills and training required to deliver the Keep • Well Programme • The range of learning from Keep Well and its application to wider • practice in primary careCollections
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