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2021

December 

November

October 

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July 

June 

May 

  • The exceptional and equitable potential of family practice 
    (Keynote address given via Zoom by Professor Graham Watt at the Annual Leaders Forum of the College of Family Physicians of Canada, May 2021)

April

  • Learning from the Scottish Deep End Project
    (Talk given by Professor Graham Watt at a session on "Social Inequality and Health" at the annual meeting of the College of the Norwegian Medical Association, coordinated virtually from Oslo on 20 April 2021)
  • DEEP END REPORT 37 COVID-19 vaccine deployment for marginalised groups in Scotland
    Summary | Full report

January

  • Deep End Zoom Meeting 2 (January 2021)
    Report on meeting of international Deep End colleagues (Scotland, Ireland, England, Belgium, Australia, Canada, US)
  • Key lessons from 10 years of the Scottish Deep End GP project
    Slides from webinar with Deep End NW London group by Dr Anne Mullin and Dr David Blane (September 2020)

2020

November 

October

  • COVID-19, homelessness and implications for end of life care 
    (Presentation by Dr Andrea Williamson to Marie Curie Homelessness and End of Life Care Summit, 28 October 2020)

September 

  • GPs at the Deep End [video]
    Three academic GPs and members of the Deep End group talk about the importance and value of the group, ahead of the UofG Knowledge Exchange and Public Engagement Awards 2020 

August

  • Health inequalities in Scotland: a GP view
    (This account from a frontline GP, Dr Catriona Morton, reflects on the experience of a professional lifetime in practices serving socio-economically deprived populations. It refers to the evidence base, is a call to action, and offers pragmatic solutions and recommendations for resource distribution. The paper is rooted in the current Scottish General Practice architecture, unapologetically using that, and Edinburgh-based approaches, as case studies. It is a document of its place and time: it will achieve its purpose if colleagues feel free to use it as a resource to change things for the better, in the service of our patients.) 

July 

  • 2020 07 Deep End Zoom Meeting 1 
    Brief summary of the first Deep End International Zoom Meeting held on 09 July 2020 and exploring the shared agenda of Deep End Projects

June 

May 

April 

March 

February

  • Andrea E Williamson, Ross McQueenie, David A Ellis, Alex McConnachie and Philip Wilson General practice recording of adverse childhood experiences: a retrospective cohort study of GP records BJGP Open 18 February 2020
    This research shows that recording of ACEs is very sparse in the GP record. There is nevertheless an association between any recorded ACE and the likelihood of missing GP appointments.
  • RCGP Inequality Scale Sub-Group Report
    (This short report reflects on the historic and current barriers to implementing interventions in general practice at scale that reduce health inequalities. It was produced as an informative piece for a larger meeting on health inequalities that was hosted by RCGP in Scotland.)
  • Population Health Joint Working approach in Clyde Gateway
    (Video and podcast by Public Health Reform)

January

  • DEEP END REPORT 35 Plans for advocacy and engagement by the Scottish Deep End Project
    Summary | Full report

2019

December

November

October

  • Report of the Health and Sport Committee of the Scottish Parliament
    Dr Anne Mullin gave evidence on behalf of the GPs at the Deep End to the Health and Sport Committee of the Scottish Parliament on on 01 October 2019
  • Key learning from Deep End GP projects
    (Presentation by Dr David Blane and Dr Lisa Robins at European Forum for Primary Care Conference, Nanterre, Paris, October 2019)

August

  • Deep End Newsletter No 2 (August 2019)
  • Deep End response to the One Year Care Consultation
    The Deep End group response to the second phase of the Scottish Government inquiry into what primary care should look like for the next generation
  • "Move Pollok" GPs promoting community engagement and health in a Deep End community [YouTube video]
  • Deep End GPs as institutional entrepreneurs and political navigators
    Summary of a dissertation carried out in partial fulfillment for the degree of BA (Hons) Business Enterprise at the University of Strathclyde. The aim of the study was to investigate the connection between traditional entrepreneurial concepts within the context of the healthcare sector. The study looks at the concept of ‘institutional entrepreneurship’, which sees frontline actors attempt to initiate change within already established institutions through unconventional behaviour for that particular field. The GPs at the Deep End project was used as the focus of the study to understand how intuitional entrepreneurship was being carried out within the context of primary healthcare to narrow healthcare inequalities through strategic navigation of the medical political system.

July

June

May 

March

  • Developing a Deep End project (Paper by Professor Graham Watt)

January

2018

November

  • Medical education in (and for) areas of socio-economic deprivation in the UK David Blane. Education for Primary Care 2018 29 (5)
  • Slides presented at RCEM Scottish Policy Forum (20 November 2018)
    All aboard the Govan SHIP (Dr Anne Mullin)
    The PATHWAY approach: addressing the revolving door of homelessness and hospital (Dr John Budd)
  • Slides presented at Scottish Policy Conference on Child Poverty (29 November 2018)
    The Govan SHIP Project (Social & Health Integration Project) (Dr John Montgomery)

October 

September

August

June

April

  • GPs in at the Deep End - supporting Scotland's families. Rights, Respect, Relationships.
    Slides | Transcript
    Slides presented by Dr Anne Mullin at the Parenting Across Scotland Conference (Dundee, 26 April 2018)

March

  • Deep End GP Pioneer Scheme
    Slides presented by Dr David Blane at the RCGP Innovative General Practice Meeting: Bright Ideas section (Edinburgh, 21 March 2018)

February

January

  • Priorities for primary care in Scotland: best practice, integration and the new GP contract  
    Slides | Transcript
    Slides presented by Dr Anne Mullin at a Scotland Policy Conference (Edinburgh, 17 January 2018)
  • GPs at the Deep End: beyond the inverse care law
    Slides presented by Dr David Blane at the Scottish Medical Sociology Conference (Edinburgh, 09 January 2018)

2017

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2016

December

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October

September 

April

December

  • DEEP END REPORT 27 Improving partnership working between general practices and financial advice services in Glasgow: one year on (Dec 2015)
    Summary | Full report

2015

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August 

July

April 

January

2014

December

  • DEEP END REPORT 26 Generalist and specialist views of mental health issues in very deprived areas
    Summary | Full report

November

  • DEEP END REPORT 25 Strengthening primary care partnership responses to the welfare reforms
    Summary | Full report

June

  • DEEPEND REPORT 24 What are the CPD needs of GPs working in Deep End practices?
    Summary | Full report
  • DEEP END REPORT 23 The contribution of general practice to improving the health of vulnerable families
    Summary | Full report
  • DEEP END REPORT 22 Mental health issues in the Deep End
    Summary | Full report

January