Posted 31 March 2021
A new study finds that NHS staff feel remote home monitoring methods improve patient care & also reduce the risk of staff and patients contracting Covid-19.
Posted 31 March 2021
A collaboration between BRACE and RSET presents findings from the study to identify key characteristics of remote home monitoring models for COVID-19 exploring the important role it has for patients and staff experiences
Posted 04 February 2021
New survey launched for health professionals as part of a project to explore the tensions and challenges of managing the risk of antimicrobial resistance in everyday health care practice.
Posted 27 January 2021
Researchers from BRACE participate in a rapid evaluation of the national NHS remote home monitoring model for COVID-19 patients
Posted 20 January 2021
Following the development of new vaccines in our fight against the SARS-CoV-2, Dr Williams and colleagues explore the priority setting decisions will need to be made .
Posted 07 January 2021
This new article explores right-wing populist responses to the pandemic using fascistic themes developed by Albert Camus in his novel The Plague.
Posted 05 November 2020
A study based on narratives from primary care practitioners, documenting their experiences during the pandemic.
Posted 09 June 2020
Research to capture the experiences of primary care teams during the covid-19 pandemic
Posted 02 June 2020
Dr Gemma McKenna highlights the pandemic's damaging effect on our children and young people's mental health
Posted 20 May 2020
An incisive blog on the role of common sense in leadership
Posted 18 May 2020
A discussion around the physical resource limitations in the fight against the coronavirus outbreak.
Posted 30 April 2020
Professor Judith Smith on the vital role of steadying, supportive, values-led governance at this time of crisis.
Posted 29 April 2020
What does it mean when government says they're "following the science"? Professor Martin Powell and Dr Sophie King-Hill discuss.
Posted 22 April 2020
Mark Exworthy takes stock of the profound changes that are happening and what these may mean for future health service delivery and policy.
Posted 21 April 2020
The problems we face today require that every one of us embraces the mantle of leadership available to us wherever we find ourselves in the current system. How then should we lead?
Posted 01 April 2020
Steve Gulati, Director of Elizabeth Garrett Anderson Programme, reflects on the importance of good leadership in a crisis