This realist review examines the organisational- & system-level factors affecting GPs in their work and proposes recommendations to support a sustainable GP workforce and the delivery of effective and equitable patient care doi.org/10.3399/BJGP... @emilyowenboukra.bsky.social @sophiepark.bsky.social

For #WorldDiabetesDay, Dr Eleanor Barry (@eleanorbarry.bsky.social) shares insights from her DPhil in Primary Health Care research, exploring how to build more equitable and digitally inclusive approaches to type 2 diabetes prevention and management. 🩺 Read more at the link below ⬇️

A new study funded by the SPCR by the University of Oxford has found key factors that help sustain general practitioners (GPs) in their roles, ultimately supporting more effective and equitable patient care: www.spcr.nihr.ac.uk/news/new-spc... #PrimaryCare #Research

Dept researchers win 2 of 3 RCGP Research Paper of the Year Awards 2025! 🏆 The work examines hybrid GP care models & training needs for remote consultations – practical research tackling real-world challenges in #primarycare. Led by early career researchers 👏 cc. @trishgreenhalgh.bsky.social

🤔 What if the key to a stronger #NHS isn't a new technology but human connection? In our latest blog, @jtaylor001.bsky.social explores how a lasting relationship between patients & GPs: ✅ improves patient health 👛 lowers system-wide costs 😀 makes the GP job more satisfying #ContinuityOfCare

bjgpopen.org/content/earl... @oxprimarycare.bsky.social @nihrspcr.bsky.social @hmcoxford.bsky.social Our protocol paper for HSDR funded project exploring and understanding how general practice can support future compound pressures eg climate change, migration, financial crises @rcgp.bsky.social

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

Congrats to Oxford medical students Milou Ottolini & Dhanush Ammineni on jointly winning the 2025 George Lewith Prize! 👏 This award by @nihrspcr.bsky.social celebrates their outstanding research on GLP-1 receptor agonists and nutritional care, highlighting gaps in long-term support. Read more ⬇️

Huge congratulations to Milou and Dhanush on winning the George Lewith Prize, what an excellent achievement! 🎉It's been a real privilege to be part of the project team, working with Dr @ellenfallows.bsky.social to support such brilliant students!