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- Figure 1. PRISMA flow chart
- Figure 2. Patient profiling. NT = Nuffield Trust; THF = The Health Foundation
- Figure 3. Implementation strategies. Please note, ‘n’ represents the number of studies the said implementation strategy was used in, that is, if n = 0, it means that the said strategy was not used in any of the interventions. The pale blue highlighting is solely to help with the readability and segregation of the individual strategies.
- Figure 4. Programme theory model
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Study ID Where Population Relevant population characteristics Tammes, 2019, Barker 2016(cohorts)27,28 England (Tammes: 139 English GP practices), (Barker: 200 general practices) Tammes: a random sample of 27 500 patientsBarker: 255 469 patients Tammes: patients who were aged 65–84 years in 2012Barker: patients aged between 65 and 85, after excluding those aged 75. Slater, 2021(mixed-methods study)29 Scotland 4000 patients Deprived area Salisbury, 2019(randomised controlled trial)30 33 general practices located in three areas of England and Scotland: Manchester, Bristol, and Ayrshire and Arran A total of 1546 patients were enrolled in the study, with 797 patients assigned to the 3D intervention from 16 practices, and 749 patients assigned to usual care from 17 practices A diverse range of locations, encompassing both affluent and deprived areas, as well as rural, urban, and suburban areas The Health Foundation, 2022, five case studies: Continuity counts31 One practice was located in Exmouth, one in mid-Devon (rural location), and the other three in Exeter Total population of 41 129 people No data The Health Foundation, 2022, five case studies: Morecambe Bay Primary Care Collaborative (MBPCC)31 10 practices in South Cumbria and Morecambe Bay Population of 97 275 No data The Health Foundation, 2022, five case studies; One care31 23 practices in North Somerset, South Gloucester, and Bristol Population of around 400 000 patients Both deprived and affluent backgrounds, as well as individuals from rural and urban environments The Health Foundation, 2022, five case studies: Continuity by design (Pier Health Partnership)31 Weston and Worle locality in the South West of England Population of 94 000 patients Weston-super-Mare is recognised for its challenges related to GP shortages, large patient lists, high patient demand, significant workload, and ongoing difficulties with GP recruitment The Health Foundation, 2022, five case studies: Valentine Health Partnership31 Woolwich, South East London Population of >26 000 patients Younger and ethnically diverse transient population. The population of this partnership is changing often and is increasingly socioeconomically diverse Nuffield Trust, 2022, four case studies: AT Group Digital Hub32 Greater London Total registered population of 420 000 patients No data Nuffield Trust, 2022, four case studies: St Austell Healthcare32 Five sites in St Austell, Cornwall Population of 36 800 patients Mainly urban or suburban areas, including one rural and deprivation group 5 with a high levels of chronic disease Nuffield Trust, 2022, four case studies: Quay Health Solutions32 North Southwark, London Population of 200 000 patients Top two deprivation decile Nuffield Trust, 2022, four case studies: Foundry Healthcare32 Nuffield Trust, 2018, evidence review, Lewes, East Sussex33 Lewes, East Sussex Population of 28 200 across five sites Urban and rural communities with deprivation decile 8 Nuffield Trust, 2018, evidence review, Fleetwood, case study33 3 GP practices in town of Fleetwood Around 30 000 patients No data Nuffield Trust, 2018, evidence review, Larwood and Bawtry, case study33 Larwood, 5 sites Population of 32 800 patients No data Nuffield Trust, 2018, evidence review, Southampton case study33 26 GP practices in Southampton 269 000 patients No data Nuffield Trust, 2018, evidence review, Richmond, case study33 28 GP practices in Richmond, London 215 000 population No data Nuffield Trust, 2018, evidence review, Littlehampton, case study33 The Park surgery in Littlehampton Population of 10 000 High proportion of older people
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