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Scale and spread of innovation in health and social care: Insights from the evaluation of the New Care Model/Vanguard programme in England.
J Health Serv Res Policy
April 2023
Division of Population Health, School of Health Sciences, University of Manchester, Manchester, UK.
Objective: Little is known about how to achieve scale and spread beyond the early local adoption of an innovative health care programme. We use the New Care Model - or 'Vanguard' - programme in the English National Health Service to illuminate the process, assessing why only one of five Vanguard programmes was successfully scaled up.
Methods: We interviewed a wide range of stakeholders involved in the Vanguard programme, including programme leads, provider organisations, and policymakers.
'Localism and intimacy, and… other rather imponderable reasons of that sort': A qualitative study of patient experience of community hospitals in England.
Health Soc Care Community
November 2022
School of Social Policy, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, United Kingdom.
Debates over the value and contribution of community hospitals are hampered by a lack of empirical assessment of the experience of patients using these services. This paper presents findings from a study which included a focus on patient and family-carer experiences of community hospitals in England. We adopted a qualitative design involving nine case study hospitals.
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Upper authorities have tightly controlled local budgets, especially at the administrative township level. Taiwan has been facing this particular phenomenon for a long period. This article explains how a township, before general elections, sees the choice of an improved environmental administrative work plan as a political advantage and uses simple and easy-to-use collective decision-making to assist.
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Int J Cult Stud
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School of Divinity, History, Philosophy & Art History, University of Aberdeen, UK.
In the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic, images of the virus molecule and 'flatten-the-curve' line charts were inescapable. There is now a vast visual repertoire of vaccines, people wearing face masks in everyday settings, choropleth maps and both bar and line charts. These 'generic visuals' circulate widely in the news media and, however unremarkable, play an important role in representing the crisis in particular ways.
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Barrister, UK.
The presence of Jamaican activist Marcus Garvey's Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA) in the British ports of London, Manchester, Cardiff, and Barry during the 1920s has yet to be charted by historians of either Garveyism or Black Britain. Uncovering this history provides fresh insights into both fields. Far from the localism emphasized by much of recent Garveyism historiography, followers of the movement in Britain were closely connected to their fellow Garveyites distributed around the globe.
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