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South Asian Health Foundation in Birmingham have won The BMJ Diabetes Team of the Year Award for their work to improve awareness of diabetes among the South Asian community.

From left to right: Professor Wasim Hanif, Dr Mahendra Patel, Dr Kamran Abbasi, Dr Paramjit Gill
From left to right: Professor Wasim Hanif, Dr Mahendra Patel, Dr Kamran Abbasi, Dr Paramjit Gill

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

Different primary care for different patients – how should we balance continuity and urgent access?

What is the impact of climate change and associated weather extremes for primary care in England: A qualitative study amongst people with multimorbidity

Factors influencing the implementation of digital health within primary care settings. A systematic review

Exploring healthcare pathways according to socioeconomic deprivation in populations with osteoarthritis: Applying sequence analysis to pre-arthroplasty pathways

Use of menopausal hormone therapy and risks of cardiovascular disease: nested case-control study using the Clinical Practice Research Datalink

Primary Care Under Pressure: mapping the provision of staff wellbeing strategies and interventions for the primary care workforce in England

Exploring the association between therapeutic use of Lithium and the risk of dementia

Development and external validation of a risk prediction model for asthma attacks in primary care: a retrospective cohort study

Understanding Patient Perspectives of Postural hypotension (UPPP)

Patient-led interventions to manage symptoms and episodes of atrial Fibrillation: a mixed-methods study

The Use and Usability of the OATH (Optimising Access Through Human fit) Resource Set’

Safety of ciprofloxacin and risk of suicidality: a case control study in UK primary care using the Clinical Practice Research Datalink.

Community Alternatives to aCute Hospitalisation for Older People who have Fallen

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