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Social Care Special Issue: Call for Articles

Throughout 2026, BJGP Open is welcoming submissions on the integration of social care with primary care services, especially articles examining how this collaboration can enhance the wellbeing of individuals, improve patient outcomes, and foster more efficient, holistic, and person-centred care. Find out more on the Social Care Call for Articles page.

Top 10 Research Articles 2025
BJGP Research and Publishing Conference 2026 will take place in Bristol on 20 March 2026, 08:30 to 17:30, at the DoubleTree by Hilton Bristol City Centre.

The Top 10 Most Read Research Articles 2025 reveals the topics of greatest interest and relevance to BJGP Open readers over the past 12 months. Associate Editor Alex Burrell and Editor-in-Chief Hajira Dambha-Miller discuss the full Top 10 in this special editorial. Read the full 2025 list on the dedicated Top 10 page.

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BJGP Open is an international, peer reviewed, open access, online-only journal of primary care, which publishes original research and other articles of importance to primary care clinicians, researchers and teachers worldwide.

The full BJGP Open archive is available on this site, is preserved in Portico, and can be viewed at PubMed Central. The journal is fully indexed on PubMed, Scopus, and Embase, and is included in the Directory of Open Access Journals. 

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NHS workload measures focus mainly on the delivery of appointments, but this misses 'hidden' work such as adminstration, practice management, reviewing results, referrals, and unplanned patient-related tasks. This protocol outlines how the Hidden Workload Study will build a fuller picture of GPs' true workload.

Co-locating frailty interventions

This qualitative study explores the experiences of participants, intervention providers, and primary care staff involved in the delivery of Every Move Matters, an 8-week group-based intervention promoting physical ability, social connection, and wellbeing.

 
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