Publications

In this edition: Goodbye from ARC West; Involving the community in designing weight management programmes; Evidence gap on NEWS effectiveness; PrEP access via community pharmacies

In this edition: How pupils feel about school behaviour policies; Millions could be unlocked through better implementation of evidence; Making space for art in research

In this edition: Cerebral palsy protection milestone; Bereavement inequities among Black British people; 5G rollout in workplaces “behind expectations”; New GP approach to HIV testing

In this edition: Celebrating six years of ARC West; Co-designing research into school behaviour management; Cancer care for people with disabilities and long-term conditions

In this edition: Remembering Jon Banks; Standardised methods for economic evaluation of implementation; Strategies to scale quality improvement and evidence-based practice

In this edition: Predictors of NHS staff sickness and resignations during pandemic; Impact of COVID safety measures on school life; 5G radiation exposure below international safety limits

Research shows that some common NHS treatments don’t work as well as previously thought. These treatments are sometimes called ‘lower value’, meaning the benefits don’t justify the risks or costs in some patients.

In 2019, NHS England launched the Evidence-Based Interventions (EBI) programme. This named 17 surgical procedures to stop, or only perform for patients thought to benefit most.

We wanted to understand how well the EBI programme is working.

In this edition: Common Ambition Bristol co-production toolkit and first paper; Recommendations for mental health support for young people in care; Weight-based bullying gap in school policies; Plus much more

In this edition: E-scooters reduce bicycle collisions; ImplementEcon network launches; New guidance on care for people with multiple long-term conditions

In this edition: Exploring point-of-care testing in ambulances; Child mortality rise since pandemic; Exploring patient understanding of shingles; Understanding lethal interactions between benzos and opioids