Index Catalog // The King's Fund Digital Archive

Créateur:: Gillam, Steve, Jenkins, Clare, King's Fund, and Lewis, Richard
Publication date:: 2001
Abstract:: The King's Fund has been working with the SWLPCO for three years as part of an evaluation of four PMS pilots in London. Using a variety of research methods, including in-depth interviews and a focus group with key stakeholders, a patient satisfaction questionnaire, an audit of chronic disease management and ...

Créateur:: Gillam, Steve, Jenkins, Clare, King's Fund, and Lewis, Richard
Publication date:: 2001
Abstract:: The King's Fund has been working with the North Hillingdon PMS pilot for three years as part of an evaluation of four PMS pilots in London. Using a variety of research methods, including in-depth interviews, a patient satisfaction questionnaire, an audit of chronic disease management and a practice profile questionnaire, ...

Créateur:: King's Fund, Jenkins, Clare, Gillam, Steve, and Lewis, Richard
Publication date:: 2001
Abstract:: The King's Fund has been working with the Isleworth Centre Practice for three years as part of an evaluation of four PMS pilots in London. Using a variety of research methods, including in-depth interviews and a focus group with key stakeholders, a patient satisfaction questionnaire, a registration questionnaire, an audit ...

Créateur:: Jenkins, Clare, King's Fund, Lewis, Richard, and Gillam, Steve
Publication date:: 2001
Abstract:: The King's Fund has been working with the Edith Cavell Practice for three years as part of an evaluation of four PMS pilots in London. Using a variety of research methods, including in-depth interviews and a focus group with key stakeholders, a patient satisfaction questionnaire and a practice profile questionnaire, ...

Créateur:: Gillam, Steve, Jenkins, Clare, King's Fund, and Lewis, Richard
Publication date:: 1999
Abstract:: The NHS (Primary Care) Act 1997 made possible local contracts for general practice services and spawned Personal Medical Services (PMS) pilots. These are intended to make primary care services more sensitive to local needs and are therefore particularly useful in London where long-term infrastructural problems have proved intractable. The King's ...

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