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Nathan Davies and Steve Iliffe have recently been awarded letter of the week in the BMJ for their discussion of how end on life care for people with dementia is different.

Nathan Davies (left) and Steve Iliffe
Nathan Davies (left) and Steve Iliffe

Patient experiences of involvement in remote primary care CONSULTations for Medical Education: A mixed methods study

Social and Ethical Aspects of Remote and Hybrid Care in the Special Allocation Scheme in general practice (SEARCH): A mixed methods study

Mental Health Outcomes and Utilization of Mental Health Care Services in ageing adults in Primary Care.

Optimising general practice support for autistic adults: A realist review.

Host immune response point-of-care testing for children and adults presenting to primary care with acute upper respiratory tract infection: a mixed-methods feasibility study

PREscription of statins and antipsychotics associated with diabetes deVelopmENT (PREVENT).

Multiple methods study of universal school-based food provision for secondary school children in Tower Hamlets

Realist evaluation of the NHS Community Pharmacist Consultation Service (NHS-CPCS) for urgent, low acuity conditions: how, when, why, for whom and to extent does it work to benefit patients

Optimising the Provision of Exercise for People with Knee and/or Hip Osteoarthritis in Primary Care: An individual Participant Data Network Meta-analysis and Community of Practice

Understanding ambulance service stakeholder perspectives on how point-of-care (POC) technology can identify the primary care needs of patients and inform the prehospital care plan. A qualitative interview study.

Engaging dental professionals in research – overcoming barriers to recruitment in primary dental care.

Who does not access care? An exploratory multisite investigation into people experiencing deprivation with musculoskeletal problems. The ‘Way-in to MSK’ study.

Heart failure and participation in physical activity: Healthcare professional support and availability of community physical activity services.

Couples’ experiences of living with low back pain: qualitative interviews with people with low back pain and their partners

Understanding the mental health and wellbeing needs within primary care of family carers of people living with dementia from a South Asian background.

The consideration of inclUsioN and equalITy featurEs of Physical Activity digital interventions for people with Long-term conditions in primary care: a scoping review (the UNITE-PAL study).

Discussing online activity and mental health with young people in primary care consultations: Development of co-produced guidance.

Inequalities in diagnosing coeliac disease in the UK: A Systematic Review.

Enhancing self-management in primary care for people experiencing socioeconomic deprivation with multiple long-term conditions

Impact of London’s Ultra Low Emission Zone on children’s health and costs: evidence from NHS health records

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