Nursing in Practice has teamed up with its sister titles to launch a survey to gather the views of a range of primary care workers, including general practice nurses (GPNs).
The State of Primary Care Survey asks how changes to the NHS during the last five years – such as the launch of primary care networks in 2019 and the shift to integrated care systems in 2022 – have impacted nurses, practices and patients.
It also seeks views on how additional roles reimbursement scheme (ARRS) funded roles in general practice have affected nurses and other primary care workers.
The survey – organised by Nursing in Practice in conjunction with Pulse PCN, Healthcare Leader, Pulse, The Pharmacist, Management in Practice, Hospital Pharmacy Europe and Hospital Healthcare Europe – should take less than 10 minutes to complete.
Click here to take the survey.
Those completing the survey will not be quoted by name or any other identifiable details without their express consent.
The survey can be completed anonymously but participants who leave their contact details will be entered into a prize draw for £200 in John Lewis vouchers.
Moreover, the input from participants will provide invaluable insight into the current state of primary care, along with health workers’ views on what the next government’s priorities should be.
The results of the survey will be reported in aggregate terms in future coverage across all of Cogora’s healthcare titles.
