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James Sheppard with daughter Lily at the 2016 Departmental Summer Fete.

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Technology Adoption and Evolution of Skill Requirements

Evolution of Primary Care Workforce: Analysing the Impact of ARRS and PCNs on Job Offerings in the UK (2019-2024)

Dynamics of the GP Workforce: Analysing Labour Market Transitions and Policy Impacts in UK Primary Care

Investigating the role of blood test trend for improved cancer detection using English primary care electronic health records data

Evaluating the Meta-Analysis Global Group in Chronic (MAGGIC) Heart Failure Risk Score

Investigating Evidence-Based Smoking Cessation Interventions in Financial Support Services

Improving clinical temperature measurement

Understanding adverse drug events in ageing populations

ARAPAHO study

Diagnosing and monitoring airways disease

Collaborative and integrated working between General Practice and Community Pharmacies

Sustainable GP workforce to support effective and equitable patient care

This is a realist review which examines how to support a sustainable GP workforce and maximise effective and equitable patient care.

Compound Pressures in General Practice

PD-0036-2024 National Enhanced Service Incentive Scheme Evaluation (NESIE)

Current DPhil projects

Doctoral Studies: DPhil Programme Overview

Global Primary Care & Future Health Systems

Navigating the UK Health Policy Landscape: A Tool for Researchers

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