Research by Subject: long-term conditions

Date	Source	Title	Subjects	Researchers
Aug 2018	BMJ Quality & Safety	Self-management capability in patients with long-term conditions is associated with reduced healthcare utilisation across a whole health economy: cross-sectional analysis of electronic health records [United Kingdom]	self-management long-term conditions utilization NHS England	Barker, I Steventon, A Williamson, R Deeny, S
Aug 2018	Health Services and Delivery Research	Improving care for older people with long-term conditions and social care needs in Salford: the CLASSIC mixed-methods study, including RCT [United Kingdom]	Integrated Care long-term conditions social support Older Adult	Bower, P Reeves, D Sutton, M Lovelle, K Blakemore, A Hann, M
Jun 2018	Coalition for Collaborative Care	A New Model to Encourage Person-centred Approaches to Long-term Condition Management In Primary Care [United Kingdom]	Collaborative Care long-term conditions person-centred care primary care	Hart, O
Mar 2018	Research in Social & Administrative Pharmacy	The pharmacy care plan service: Service evaluation and estimate of cost-effectiveness [United Kingdom]	Community Pharmacy Future cost-effectiveness long-term conditions goal-setting	Twigg, M Wright, D Barton, G Kirkdale, C Thornley, T
Jun 2017	Journal of the Royal College of Physicians	Patient activation is associated with fewer visits to both general practice and emergency departments: a cross-sectional study of patients with long-term conditions [United Kingdom]	Emergency Department long-term conditions	Barker, I Steventon, A Deeny, S
Apr 2017	The Pharmaceutical Journal	Demonstrating the patient benefit and value for the NHS of community pharmacy: insight from the Community Pharmacy Future model [United Kingdom]	Community Pharmacy Future five year forward NHS National Health Service long-term conditions innovation outcomes evidence service	Thornley, T Kirkdale, C Wright, D
Oct 2016	BMC Health Services Research	Patient activation in older people with long-term conditions and multimorbidity: correlates and change in a cohort study in the United Kingdom [United Kingdom]	Patient Activation depression long-term conditions Multimorbidity self-management	Blakemore, A Hann, M Howells, K Panagioti, M Sidaway, M

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