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WP7: Dissemination

Targeted Dissemination and Impact

This page summarises key study outputs.

Publications:

The first GPNET-0 Study publication, 'Implementation of decarbonisation actions in general practice: a systematic review and narrative synthesis protocol', has been published in BMJ Open. Additionally, the study's two principal co-investigators have published an editorial in BJGP.

Currently available publications can be accessed below:

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Other study papers have been submitted to publication and are under review: the study protocol, titled ‘Supporting the drive for net zero by decarbonising general practice- a longitudinal study protocol’, has been submitted for publication in the Primary Health Care Research & Development Journal, and the systematic review, titled ‘Implementation of decarbonisation actions in general practice- a systematic review and narrative synthesis' has been submitted for publication in BMJ Open.

Policy Brief and Factsheet, August 2024:

The GPNET-0 Study team are excited to share the study's first policy briefLink opens in a new window and factsheetLink opens in a new window. These draw on initial findings from the systematic review (WP1), the GP survey (WP2.1), and initial findings from work with case study practices (WP2.2). They were developed with input from key stakeholders, GP staff, and members of our public patient involvement (PPI) panel during the study’s first Knowledge Mobilisation Workshop.

General practice video:

This video, aimed at general practice staff, introduces the importance of decarbonising primary care in the context of the NHS net zero ambition, providing resources and ideas on how this can be achieved in your own practice.

This video was initially developed for WP2.2 and played to our 12 case study practices to support the development of their green action plans.

ViewLink opens in a new window the list of resources mentioned in the video.

Conferences:

The GPNET-0 Study team have attended numerous conferences to present ongoing work:

Newsletters:

The GPNET-0 Study has a bi-monthly newsletter, updating on study progress, introducing a member of the research team, and sharing links and resources to other updates in the field of sustainable primary care.

You can sign up to the mailing listLink opens in a new window, or access past editionsLink opens in a new window.

 

The GPNET-0 Study Logo, showing the word 'GPNET-0', in blue and green text.

Enquires:

Dr Ana Raquel Nunes

GPNET0@warwick.ac.uk

Work Packages:

'Funded by NIHR: National Institute for Health and Care Research'