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Dr Rebecca Goulding

@rgouldinguom.bsky.social

reh-beh-kah gold-ing (she/her). Researcher at The University of Manchester. Researching health communication, access to care, patient involvement, patient safety and treatment burden, particularly for people with (multiple) long-term conditions

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Dr Rebecca Goulding@rgouldinguom.bsky.social · 11mo ago

New paper. Really proud of this one - the first publication from my PhD: Older patients' verbal communication in interactions with primary care staff: a qualitative systematic review and meta‐ethnography. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10..... Supervisor and co-author: @speters123.bsky.social

Older Patients' Verbal Communication in Interactions With Primary Care Staff: A Qualitative Systematic Review and Meta‐Ethnography

Background Communication between patients and staff is a crucial component of safe and effective healthcare. As people age, they have more consultations and these become more complex. As such, older...

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Dr Rebecca Goulding@rgouldinguom.bsky.social · last yr.

Primary care stakeholder event on writing outpatient clinic letters to patients: We want to hear from primary care clinicians and administrative staff to ensure your needs are taken into account as we encourage and support healthcare professionals to write outpatient clinic letters to patients. 1/3

Women in a yellow top peering through her glasses at some pieces of paper she is holding up in front of her.
Dr Rebecca Goulding@rgouldinguom.bsky.social · 2y ago

Conclusion from the GP-SUS and OATH dissemination event. General practice is not broken. The media narrative that it is is harmful. There is a lot that works. We need to build on our strengths, focus on meeting the needs of the population and build system capacity to do this.

Dr Rebecca Goulding@rgouldinguom.bsky.social · 2y ago

After a morning of games (snakes and telephones, an inescape room) and an empathy building exercise, the afternoon began with an expert panel discussion. The provocation: General practice is broken… should we concede that people cannot have an appointment with their doctor? 1/3

Dr Rebecca Goulding@rgouldinguom.bsky.social · 2y ago

Attending the fantastic GP-SUS and OATH dissemination event today. Whatever happened to all those attempts to change access to general practice? What are the realities of access for patients and staff? Can we optimise access by looking at it through the lens of human fit? 1/3

Dr Rebecca Goulding@rgouldinguom.bsky.social · 2y ago

Looking for a way to improve access AND continuity. Look no further: www.oath-access.com The OATH resource set helps practices and patients explore access problems, find ways to address them and improve the experience of healthcare for all. Based on research conducted at The University of Manchester

OATH - Optimising Access Through Human fit | research

OATH - Optimising Access as Human Fit research project from The University of Manchester. Making General Practive more collaborative, compassionate and accessible to all. Funded by the NIHR.

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Helen Salisbury@helensalisbury.bsky.social · 2y ago

'The need to improve access is often given as a reason not to focus on continuity of care—ignoring abundant evidence that better continuity will help solve the access problem by reducing demand' www.bmj.com/content/386/...