Our realist paper on tailoring cultural sector social prescribing with and for older people from global majority communities is out! doi.org/10.1111/hex.... @kerrynhusk.bsky.social @oxprimarycare.bsky.social @geoffwong.bsky.social #socialprescribing #culturalsector #inclusivity #olderpeople

How can we make cultural sector offers more inclusive? The research-based CIRCLE tool is full of practical tips. Drinks, nibbles and creative activities in the Pitt Rivers Museum. Weds 18 March 12 midday. #socialprescribing #culturalsector #inclusivity Book here www.eventbrite.com/e/1982429315...

Embrace the discomfort to catalyse change: July edition of the Decolonising Global Health blog series www.phc.ox.ac.uk/blog/embrace...

Latest paper from our study on social prescribing link worker recruitment and retention. Role ambiguity and job misalignment are some of the issues new recruits face #socialprescribing #linkworkers #healthservices #retention @oxprimarycare.bsky.social @ox.ac.uk doi.org/10.1017/S146...

Read our latest blog on the challenges we overcame in identifying cultural sector partners for our research on cultural sector provision for older people from global majority, (minority ethnic) communities #socialprescribing #globalmajority #olderpeople #culturalsector #qualitativeresearch

NEW: GP retention depends on how services are organised, not just individual resilience. A new review from @sophiepark.bsky.social points to strong relationships, meaningful work, and learning opportunities as the key to keeping GPs in their roles 🩺 #GeneralPractice #NHS #Healthcare

How can we fix the food system? 🍎 Our Health Behaviours team is using an innovative new interactive game – The Mayor of Mancunia – to explore tough choices about food, health and climate with the public as part of the SHIFT project. Now open at Manchester Museum. Find out more about the project 👇