Welcome to the REMAP Project
Welcome to the REMAP Project
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Realist Evaluation of Multi-professional Advanced Practice in primary care
Realist Evaluation of Multi-professional Advanced Practice in primary care
Advanced practitioners are health professionals who work in a range of clinical settings, including general practice surgeries.
Advanced practitioners come from a range of professional backgrounds, including:
nurses
physiotherapists
paramedics
pharmacists
All have undertaken extra training to assess, treat, and refer patients alongside GPs.
Research shows a lack of understanding among clinical staff and patients about the advanced practitioner role.
REMAP investigates the factors important, for both staff and patients, in the success of advanced practice in primary care
REMAP investigates the factors important, for both staff and patients, in the success of advanced practice in primary care
Supporting the healthcare workforce is a critical priority.
Advanced practitioners represent a particularly important part of the NHS workforce plan due to their clinical leadership, capacity to manage risk, and ability to undertake complex decision making.
Why are 'advanced practitioners' important?
Why are 'advanced practitioners' important?
In this short video Sarah, Advisory Group Member, explains her top 3 reasons why advanced practice is important to our NHS.
2 min talking head video.
In this short video Aaishah, Co-PPIE Lead, explains why advanced practitioners are so important in the health system.
2 min talking head video.
Partner Organisations
Partner Organisations
Researchers and clinicians from:
Researchers and clinicians from:
Sheffield Centre of Health and Related Research (SCHARR)
School of Allied Health Professions, Pharmacy, Nursing and Midwifery (AHPNM)
Sheffield University Management School (SUMS)
Sheffield Health Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust
Keele University
Contact us
Contact us
For further information, please contact the project team or principal investigators:
Dr Rachel King (rachel.king@sheffield.ac.uk)
Dr Emily Wood (e.f.wood@sheffield.ac.uk)
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