Employment of social prescribing link workers has not been sufficiently targeted at areas with the highest need doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2… anna wilding paul wilson Luke Munford @mattxsutton #PrimaryCare

The British Journal of General Practice anna wilding Luke Munford Matt Sutton Great work led by anna wilding and Efu Agboraw highlights that PCNs covering deprived areas with the highest need require more support to recruit and retain link workers HOPE at UoM Luke Munford Matt Sutton

🥳Many congratulations to Dr's: Erin Kirwin Helen Hayes Patrick Burch & Ben Walker who graduated today. A fantastic achievement, well done all! 🥳

Engaging in research activity is correlated with better performance in primary care providers, but this may not be causal bjgp.org/content/early/…

We have extended the application until the end of July. There is still time to apply!

It’s indicative of the quality and state of UK political journalism that no piece in any national media organisation expressed any scepticism at all about the New (If Fictional) Hospitals Programme for years.

Which geographic areas need to be targeted for #LinkWorkers to do #SocialPrescribing? This research examines specific areas, particularly urban and/or deprived populations doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2… anna wilding paul wilson Luke Munford @mattxsutton #PrimaryCare Watch the 1-min video

How often do you get a view like this after a PhD viva? Congratulations on a perfect thesis Edward Henry

Yesterday’s Sunrise Mint reflections captured here by Monica 👏 📸 | Monica NAUGHTON Crimmins

I am delighted to have contributed to this newly released book honouring Andrew Jones edited by Francesco Moscone & Badi H. Baltagi (Syracuse University). Andrew is not only a phenomenal microeconometrician but he is also an incredibly nice guy #HealthEconometrics bookstore.emerald.com/recent-develop…

Joseph Hutchinson Jon Gibson Evan Kontopantelis KathCheckland Sharon Spooner Rosa Parisi Matt Sutton HOPE at UoM Listen to the audio interview with Joseph Hutchinson on trends in full-time working in general practice bjgplife.com/177 Jon Gibson Evan Kontopantelis KathCheckland Sharon Spooner Rosa Parisi Matt Sutton HOPE at UoM #PrimaryCare

Joseph Hutchinson Jon Gibson Evan Kontopantelis KathCheckland Sharon Spooner Rosa Parisi Matt Sutton HOPE at UoM Increasing GP hours per session 2010–2021. Horizontal line corresponds to 4 hours 10 minutes, which the BMA uses to define length of a session. See Figure 3 doi.org/10.3399/BJGP.2… Joseph Hutchinson Jon Gibson Evan Kontopantelis KathCheckland Sharon Spooner Rosa Parisi Matt Sutton HOPE at UoM

Variations in doctor decision making impact health and health disparities; Developing a model and summarizing research on such variations and how to improve them, from Princeton CHW, W. Bentley MacLeod, and Kate Musen nber.org/papers/w32788

Age- and deprivation-related inequalities in identification of people at high risk of Type 2 Diabetes in England. There are still many missed opportunities for targeted prevention efforts, particularly amongst people living in deprived areas. New paper: link.springer.com/article/10.118…

Really proud to have graduated from the MSc Economics of Public Policy at Barcelona School of Economics earlier in the summer! A really challenging year that would have been impossible without all the support from the amazing people below through seemingly endless problem sets and projects.

I can highly recommend the Barcelona School of Economics EPP programme to anyone who wants to really get to grips with applied econometrics and wants to push themselves to properly understand and apply newer methods (Esp those interested in health economics!) The sun isn’t bad either

V excited to put the skills into action when I start an NIHR School for Primary Care Research PhD Programme for Primary Care Clinicians with HOPE at UoM, where I’ll be evaluating NHS financing reforms for dental care across the UK, and what these can offer NHS dental policy beyond simply UDA vs Capitation.

🎟️Join us for insightful presentations & key discussions on economics research in public health, social care, and primary care contexts. 📍the studio, Manchester, M1 1FN 📅Mon 7th October 2024 10am More info and registration here: bit.ly/3yurIiU

Thanks to Kim Rose Olsen for the great discussion of TZhao's work - "Scale, skill-mix, and access implications of the production of appointments by primary care practices in England" EuHEA conference

Today, PhD student Eliana Chavarria Pino is presenting at the Global Health seminar series at the University of York. Eli is supervised by Laura Anselmi and Matt Sutton