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HS&DR - 12/177/13
A comprehensive profile and comparative analysis of the characteristics, patient experience and community value of the 'classic' community hospital situated in contrasting contexts and communities
Project title: A comprehensive profile and comparative analysis of the characteristics, patient experience and community value of the 'classic' community hospital situated in contrasting contexts and communities
Call to action: 12/177 12/177 New research on community hospitals activity, appropriateness and cost-effectiveness
Research type: Primary Research
Chief investigator: Professor Jon Glasbyorcid.org/0000-0003-3960-7988
Lead Author: Professor Jon Glasbyorcid.org/0000-0003-3960-7988
Contractor: University of Birmingham
Cost: £692,822.20
Co-investigators: Dr Helen Tucker, Dr Iestyn Williams, Dr Tessa Crilly, Mr John Crilly, Ms Deborah Davidson, Ms Yvonne Sawbridge, Professor John Mohan, Professor Russell Mannion.
Started: September 2014 | Status: Published January 2019
Community hospitals are generally highly valued by their local communities and provide local intermediate care services, delivered through an embedded, relational model of care, generating deep feelings of reassurance and attachment.
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