ViewPoint@_HSMCentre HSMC NEWS Primary care networks: getting into their stride? DescriptionProf Judith Smith, Sarah Parkinson and Dr Manbinder Sidhu discuss in their evaluation, concerns pertaining to PCNs, its increasing progress and, its collective working with various practices.Date:Tuesday 17th November 2020Categories: Social Sciences Evidence based practice when assessing sexual behaviours in children and young people: Ideology versus research DescriptionA discussion of evidence based practice when assessing sexual behaviours in children and young people.Date:Thursday 12th November 2020Categories: Social Sciences The impact of Covid-19 on primary care practitioners: transformation, upheaval and uncertainty DescriptionA study based on narratives from primary care practitioners, documenting their experiences during the pandemic.Date:Thursday 5th November 2020Categories: Social Sciences Populism, policy and pandemics DescriptionNew blog in Sociology Lens by Professor Russell Mannion and Ewan Speed on "Populism, policy and pandemics"Date:Tuesday 22nd September 2020Categories: Social Sciences Social care reform – Always Jam Tomorrow DescriptionDr Needham discusses whether the current pandemic a turning point for social care reform?Date:Tuesday 7th July 2020Categories: Social Sciences Gold standard involvement or co-production in research? DescriptionNew blog for Co-production week by Dr Karen Newbigging.Date:Tuesday 7th July 2020Categories: Social Sciences Migration, identity and belonging: people of colour and the NHS DescriptionA reflective blog by Steve Gulati on the anniversary of the NHS.Date:Tuesday 7th July 2020Categories: Social Sciences Rationing resources in a time of pandemic: can ethical principles help us? DescriptionA discussion around the physical resource limitations in the fight against the coronavirus outbreak.Date:Monday 18th May 2020Categories: Social Sciences Displaying 1 to 8 of 158 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next Tweets by @_HSMCentre