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Impact of Covid-19 on health care for children and young people

WEB10X less likely to be hospitalised with Covid-19. 81% Increase in demand for mental health services. Although the direct effects of Covid-19 on children and young people are usually milder than for older age groups, the pandemic’s effect on the overall health and care of the youngest generation has nonetheless been extensive.

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URL: https://www.qualitywatch.org.uk/sites/default/files/2022-01/growing-problems/

cus o F on: Emergency hospital care for children and young …

WEB5 Focus on: Emergency hospital care for children and young people List of figures, tables and boxes Figures Figure 1.1: Factors influencing the use of emergency hospital care by children and

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The digital patient: transforming primary care

WEBResearch report The digital patient: transforming primary care? 4 are risk averse and may drive unnecessary demand to the health care system. These are already used at scale, and advancements in artificial intelligence

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Doctors and managers a narrative literature review

WEB2 Doctors and managers: a narrative literature review Executive summary Background There has been a longstanding policy agenda to improve services and reform clinical work by improving the working relationships between doctors and managers.

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Research report Improving access and continuity in general …

WEBImproving access to GP services: continuity of care - evidence review / www.nuffieldtrust.org.uk 2 2 . Acknowledgements . We are grateful to the individuals who agreed to take part as interviewees and workshop

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New approaches to estimating commissioning budgets for GP …

WEB2 Person-based Resource Allocation In April 2010 the Department of Health introduced a new approach to setting target allocations for hospital care to commissioning general practices – Person-based Resource Allocation (PBRA).

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The Francis Report: one year on

WEB5 The Francis Report: one year on many in the health service have been inhibited in doing the right thing for patients by feeling obliged to wait to be told what to do. Some respondents found the public inquiry report of “challenging” and “unhelpful”

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