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SAFER: The complete works

Rakesh Modi

22 February 2021

Bringing patient, carer and public involvement to a virtual Society of Academic Primary Care conference

6 January 2021

Observations on the highs and lows of adjusting PhD research during the COVID-19 pandemic

Alexandra Jager

5 January 2021

Perfect imperfections: the difficult balance between perceiving individual stories and large statistics simultaneously

Rakesh Modi

4 December 2020

Primary care and the maintenance of abstinence in alcohol dependence: what might work?

3 December 2020

Innovation for Diversity

PRIMER (Primary Care Research in Manchester Engagement Resource)

30 November 2020

Supporting the move to conduct involvement virtually

Esther van Vliet

17 November 2020

Public engagement in research: my internship experience

12 October 2020

Delivering evidence to inform practice: the role of the HTA Programme

Andrew Farmer

9 October 2020

The B side!

Sonia Newman

30 September 2020

Destabilising primary healthcare: Digitalised remote consulting and post- COVID-19 patient care

Sophie Park, Yathavan Premadasan, Chris Salisbury

28 September 2020

Vitamin D and Postural Hypotension: Are We Still in The Dark?

Artaza Gilani

21 September 2020

‘Not just on the surface’: Improving support for patients with skin problems

18 September 2020

Adapting to COVID-19 - Challenges & Rewards in Primary Care Research

17 September 2020

Reflections from the SPCR PPI lead

Peter Bower

4 September 2020

Opportunities and inspiration on the SPARC programme

Jemima Dooley, Daniel Stow

19 August 2020

Using art to engage with people often not involved in research development and production

Stephanie Tierney, Shoba Dawson, Opeyemi Babatunde, Amadea Turk, Anne-Marie Boylan

28 July 2020

Five tips for medical students starting their first piece of medical research

21 July 2020

Seeing through the rain: how research is adapting during the pandemic

Rakesh Modi

15 July 2020

Care homes have long been neglected – the pandemic has shown us how bad things are

Lucy Pocock

9 July 2020

SAFER: The complete works

Bringing patient, carer and public involvement to a virtual Society of Academic Primary Care conference

Observations on the highs and lows of adjusting PhD research during the COVID-19 pandemic

Perfect imperfections: the difficult balance between perceiving individual stories and large statistics simultaneously

Primary care and the maintenance of abstinence in alcohol dependence: what might work?

Innovation for Diversity

Supporting the move to conduct involvement virtually

Public engagement in research: my internship experience

Delivering evidence to inform practice: the role of the HTA Programme

The B side!

Destabilising primary healthcare: Digitalised remote consulting and post- COVID-19 patient care

Vitamin D and Postural Hypotension: Are We Still in The Dark?

‘Not just on the surface’: Improving support for patients with skin problems

Adapting to COVID-19 - Challenges & Rewards in Primary Care Research

Reflections from the SPCR PPI lead

Opportunities and inspiration on the SPARC programme

Using art to engage with people often not involved in research development and production

Five tips for medical students starting their first piece of medical research

Seeing through the rain: how research is adapting during the pandemic

Care homes have long been neglected – the pandemic has shown us how bad things are

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