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Exploring the Keep Well Consultation: Insights from Patients and Professionals in Glasgow

This research study, led by Kate Randell and Susan Kennedy, investigates the Keep Well consultation's effectiveness from both patient and professional perspectives. It involves filming consultations to capture interactions, alongside patient questionnaires and staff interviews. The study aims to identify the ease or difficulty of the Keep Well appointments and gather valuable insights. Practices interested in participating can invite the researchers for discussions and agree to film a few appointments, ensuring informed consent from patients. Your involvement can enhance our understanding of this crucial healthcare initiative.

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Exploring the Keep Well Consultation: Insights from Patients and Professionals in Glasgow

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  1. Our Research into The Keep Well Consultation (Glasgow) By Kate Randell (MSc in Health Psychology) Research Assistant Susan Kennedy ((MSC in Health Care, RGN, DN) BHF Cardiovascular Care Lecturer

  2. Why? • Describe • What happens from both patient and professional views • Explore • How easy or difficult it is to do a Keep Well appointment Taken from: http://www.scotland.gov.uk/

  3. How? • Observe • Capture the interactions by filming • Ask • Questionnaire to patient and interviews with both patients and staff

  4. Filming very easy to do, people familiar with it, and gives so much more information

  5. How can you be involved? • Encouraging your practice team to agree to the research • Invite Susan or I to come out to the practice to discuss the project

  6. What would be involved? • Agreeing to have 3-4 appointments filmed • Working with us to send patient letters for their permission and access for filming • Taking part in a short interview to tell the researchers how you felt the consultation went

  7. Contact Details Kate Randell Nursing & Health Care 59 Oakfield Ave Glasgow G12 8LL k.randell@clinmed.gla.ac.uk 0141 330 7153 Thank You

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