Biomedical subjects
Publications and source records attributed to Emma Forrest.
A south-east London GP co-operative has expanded beyond provision of out-of-hours care. Skill mixing is to be introduced to free up GPs' time. Pilots in north-east London are working on continuity of care.
In the late 1990s, Manchester had 27 out of 33 of the UK's top 10 per cent most deprived wards. The Wythenshawe Forum development aims to transform primary care and leisure facilities. Funding comes from a range of local, central and European sources.
Many primary care trusts do not see sexual health as a priority, preferring simply to meet national targets. Genito-urinary medicine clinics do not have the capacity to attack waiting times. Rather than just a medical model, health promotion workers, youth and voluntary should work together.
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Staff were demoralised while working at a visibly crumbling former asylum in Essex. While awaiting a move to new, purpose-built premises in 2005, the trust spent 2 Pounds m on improvements. Work was intended to increase patients' dignity and privacy.
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Following a merger, Stepping Hill Hospital's psychiatric division had a bed occupancy of 130 per cent. In the next year, the wards will be converted to 23-bed single sex units. Staff shortages are thwarting the plans by delaying openings.
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