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    • Evidence Based Transformation with the NHS
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    • Primary care-based management of frailty in older people
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Our Themes


Avoiding Attendance and Admission in Long Term Conditions
Avoidable Attendance and Admissions

Healthy Children, Healthy families

Healthy Children, Healthy Families


Public Health and Inequalities

Public Health and Inequalities



Evidence-Based Transformation 

within the NHS 


Mental Health and co-morbidities

Mental Health and Comorbidities


Telehealth and Care Technologies

Telehealth and Care Technologies




Health Economics and 
Outcomes Measurement 


Primary Care - Based Management of Frailty 

in Older People

Translating Knowledge into Action

Translating Knowledge into Action 





           
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