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Healthcare experiences of refugees and asylum-seekers resettled in non-metropolitan high-income settings: a systematic review and thematic synthesis of qualitative evidence

Woodward K. et al, (2026), International Journal for Equity in Health

Screening for social determinants of health in primary care: protocol for a feasibility study.

Wright T. et al, (2026), BJGP Open

Psychosocial and Forensic Characteristics of Adult Mental Health Patients Referred to an Australian Secure Extended Care Unit and Predictors of Acceptance.

Das P. et al, (2026), Int J Soc Psychiatry

Guilt, Shame and Self-Perceived Burden among Older Adults with Multiple Long-Term Conditions: A Scoping Review.

Daher-Nashif S. et al, (2026), J Health Psychol

Delivering Inclusive Cultural Offers for Social Prescribing: A Realist Evaluation Involving Older People From Global Majority Backgrounds and Cultural Sector Providers in the UK.

Westlake D. et al, (2026), Health Expect, 29

Social prescribing within five European countries: a protocol of a cross-country qualitative analysis.

Tierney S. et al, (2026), BMJ Open, 16

Social Prescribing: Can a PersonCentered Approach Also Benefit the Community?

Westlake D. and Tierney S., (2026), 137 - 150

FORENSIC AND PSYCHOSOCIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF ADULT MENTAL HEALTH PATIENTS REFERRED TO THE SECURE EXTENDED CARE UNIT AND PREDICTORS OF ACCEPTANCE OVER A FIVE-YEAR PERIOD IN AUSTRALIA

Das P. et al, (2026), AUSTRALIAN AND NEW ZEALAND JOURNAL OF PSYCHIATRY, 60

National roll-out of social prescribing in England's primary care system: a longitudinal observational study using Clinical Practice Research Datalink data.

Bu F. et al, (2025), Lancet Public Health, 10, e903 - e911

Factors associated with link workers considering leaving their role: a cross-sectional survey.

Tierney S. et al, (2025), BJGP Open, 9

The impact of paramedics working in primary care teams on other professionals and patient experiences: a qualitative study.

Eaton G. et al, (2025), BJGP Open, 9

Mapping the national roll-out of social prescribing in England’s primary care system: an observational study of rates and patterns of referrals using data from the Clinical Practice Research Datalink (CPRD)

TIERNEY S., (2025), The Lancet Public Health

A thematic synthesis of the experiences and perceptions of social prescribing among General Practitioners in the UK

Khan A. et al, (2025), Health and Social Care in the Community

Entering a liminal state when becoming a social prescribing link worker and how it affects retention: Findings from a UK qualitative study

TIERNEY S. et al, (2025), Primary Health Care Research & Development

Stakeholder understanding of social prescribing in England: a qualitative study in primary care.

Fattorini I. et al, (2025), BMC Prim Care, 26

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