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Assessing complementary practice : building consensus on appropriate research methods : report of an independent advisory group

Schöpfer:

Black, Carol and The King's Fund

Publication date:

2009

Abstract:

Despite the increasing popularity and use of complementary practice, it is difficult to assess its effectiveness. Lack of research - and lack of agreement on research methods - has led to criticism from branches of conventional medicine. The King's Fund set up an advisory group, chaired by Professor Dame Carol ...
Out of the maze : reaching and supporting Londoners with severe mental health problems : executive summary.

Schöpfer:

The King's Fund, Greatley, Angela, and Ford, Richard

Publication date:

2002

Abstract:

The 'Working Together in London' programme was set up by the King's Fund, the Sainsbury Centre for Mental Health and the Department of Health to establish assertive outreach teams and develop new ways of working that can bring about the social inclusion of people with severe and long-term mental health ...
PBC two years on : moving forward and making a difference.

Schöpfer:

The King's Fund, Curry, Natasha, and Wood, Julie

Publication date:

2009

Abstract:

Practice-based commissioning (PBC) has been a major strand of NHS policy since 2005. There continues to be a high level of commitment to the policy among GPs, but many still remain hesitant about its impact to date and unsure if its potential will be fulfilled. In 2007, The King's Fund ...
Choice at the point of referral : early results of a patient survey

Schöpfer:

The King's Fund, Dixon, Anna, and Robertson, Ruth

Publication date:

2009

Abstract:

For the past three years patients referred by their GP for a specialist outpatient consultation have had a choice over where to be treated. As part of a larger research project, a survey was sent to patients in four case study areas of England to ask them about their experience ...