Chris Salisbury
489 posts
@prof_tweet
Prof of primary health care, Bristol. Generating ideas and evidence about how best to provide health care in relation to need.
NEW: John Swinney announces a network of 15 walk-in GP services to deliver 1m extra appointments Open 7 days a week, open 12 to 8. No appointment needed "They will break from the status quo," he tells SNP conference BUT, only ONE open by the end of the year, + Qs about cash
Millions live with multiple conditions, yet their conditions are often reviewed separately in GP practices. Join Prof Chris Salisbury and Assoc Prof Rachel Johnson of @BristolUni as they explore more holistic ways to conduct condition reviews. eventbrite.co.uk/e/personalised…
📢PACT is excited to announce that today we launch our latest project: The Hidden Workload Study! We need your help to understand ALL the work that goes into providing safe care in general practice. Find out more➡️youtube.com/watch?v=Y00MT7… & sign up➡️gppact.org/the-hidden-wor…
Chris Salisbury -a career focused on patient care, exploring structures and systems, and understanding the interplay of multiple illnesses.@prof_tweet @capcbristol @NIHRSPCR @BristolUni @SharpDebbie #woncaworld #FamilyMedicine #GeneralPractice #PrimaryCare medicsvoices.com/chris-salisbur…
An emotional day, as we gather to celebrate the career of our esteemed colleague, Prof Chris Salisbury (@prof_tweet), who will be retiring soon. Chris has had an incredible GP & academic primary care career, spanning over 40 years. We wish him well & a very happy retirement.
An emotional day, as we gather to celebrate the career of our esteemed colleague, Prof Chris Salisbury (@prof_tweet), who will be retiring soon. Chris has had an incredible GP & academic primary care career, spanning over 40 years. We wish him well & a very happy retirement.
Such a lovely event. Great speakers, a fantastic gathering and wonderful to hear about and reflect on @prof_tweet’s incredible academic career.
I am not interested in any manifesto plan for the NHS that does not set out how they are properly going to move resource into primary care and public health and actually address widening health inequalities. Two decades of covering reports concluding we should do this and yet...
