WPI: Systematic Review
Systematic Review
This will address the overarching question: How do institutional, organisational, professional, and patient factors influence the implementation and sustainability of actions to mitigate the greenhouse gas emissions associated with general practice?
The review findings aim to understand the mechanisms (behaviours, processes, and activities) that support decarbonisation in general practice. These shall be used to inform the development of other aspects of the study in subsequent WP’s.
Once completed, the review shall be updated every six-months, to ensure that the final programme theory and subsequent publications draw on the most up to date evidence.
The review has been registered with ProsperoLink opens in a new window.
Publications:
- Published: The review protocol, entitled 'Implementation of decarbonisation actions in general practice: a systematic review and narrative synthesis protocol'Link opens in a new window has been published in BMJ Open.
- Under review: The systematic review itself, entitled, 'Implementation of decarbonisation actions in general practice: a systematic review and narrative synthesis', has been submitted to BMJ Open and is under review.
Enquiries:
Dr Ana Raquel Nunes
GPNET0@warwick.ac.uk
Work Packages:
- Home page
- Meet the team
- WP1: Systematic Review
- WP2: General Practice
- WP3: Patients
- WP4: Health Economics
- WP5: Stakeholder Analysis
- WP6: Synthesising Findings
- WP7: Dissemination