The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) School for Primary Care Research is a partnership between nine leading academic centres for primary care research in England. Our main aims are to increase the evidence base for primary care practice through high quality research and strategic leadership, and to build capacity in primary care with a well established training programme.

Researchers in the Evidence Synthesis Working Group at the University of Oxford have been collaborating with GLAM on innovative ways to improve health and wellbeing through social prescribing.

Congratulations to Bethan Treadgold, Beth Stuart and Oliver van Hecke, prize winners at this year's SW SAPC

World obesity day, on 4 March 2020, highlights the need to find practical solutions to help people achieve and maintain a healthy weight, undertake proper treatment, and reverse the obesity crisis.

Dr Faraz Mughal, GP Career Progression Fellow at Keele University, has been researching the role of GPs in the  management and support of people who self-harm.

Researchers at the Universities of Cambridge, Bristol and UCL have developed the Cambridge Multimorbidity Score - a new way of measuring multiple long-term health conditions in primary care.

As part of our recent funding call for Patient and Public Invovlement and Engagement awards, researchers at Keele University have developed an animation to help bring about awareness on self-harm behaviour in older adults