Protocols, pre-prints & publications
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A systematic review of studies investigating multiple long-term health conditions in minoritised ethnic group populations in the United Kingdom.
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Ethnic inequalities in health care use and care quality in people with multiple long-term health conditions living in the United Kingdom: a systematic review
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Ethnic Inequalities in Healthcare Use and Care Quality among People with Multiple Long-Term Health Conditions Living in the United Kingdom: A Systematic Review and Narrative Synthesis
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Associations between multiple long-term conditions and mortality in diverse ethnic groups
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Ethnic inequalities in multiple long-term health conditions in the United Kingdom: a systematic review and narrative synthesis
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Ethnic inequalities in age-related patterns of multiple long-term conditions in England: analysis of primary care and nationally representative survey data
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Continuity of care in diverse ethnic groups: a general practice record study in England
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Ethnic inequities in the patterns of Personalised Care Adjustments for ‘Informed Dissent’ and ‘Patient Unsuitable’: A retrospective study using Clinical Practice Research Datalink
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A systematic review of healthcare interventions to tackle ethnic inequalities in health for people with multiple long-term conditions
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Ethnic inequalities in primary care experiences for people with multiple long-term conditions: Evidence from the general practice patient survey
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Healthcare interventions to improve health outcomes for racially minoritised people with multiple long-term conditions: A Systematic Review and Narrative synthesis
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Mechanisms underlying success in healthcare interventions for racially minoritised people with multiple long-term conditions
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Racial and ethnic inequalities in multiple long-term conditions: current trends and viable solutions
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Healthcare interventions to improve health outcomes for racially/ethnic minoritised people with multiple long-term conditions: a systematic review and narrative synthesis.
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In collaboration with advisory board, PPIE group, community members, scholars and health practitioners working with multiple long-term conditions (MLTC), we have developed a tool that allows people with MLTCs to reflect upon their conditions and their support seeking journeys.
The data collection instrument incorporates element of story telling, body mapping and journey mapping. It is tentatively called the Integrated Journey & Support Mapping Approach for people with MLTC (IBJSM-MLTC).