Intervention development for community-based self-referred social prescribing

基于社区的自我参考社会处方的干预措施发展

• 批准号: MR/V003712/1
• 负责人: Kerryn Husk
• 金额: $ 18.52万
• 依托单位: Plymouth University
• 依托单位国家: 英国
• 项目类别: Research Grant
• 财政年份: 2021
• 资助国家: 英国
• 起止时间: 2021 至 无数据
• 项目状态: 已结题
• 来源: https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=MR%2FV003712%2F1
• 关键词: Intervention; development; community; based; self

Social prescribing is not new, but has gained popularity and significant political, policy, and health service traction in recent years. Each new Primary Care Network will receive funding for at least one additional social prescribing worker. There is a growing evidence base, however much of the focus has been on health-service models, mostly through primary care. This is a good starting point but focuses heavily on interventions to help recovery rather than prevention. Additionally, whilst much is known about how these pathways function, little is understood about how the community (and VCS) who are delivering activities are impacted by these new referrals. As a team with extensive expertise in delivering, researching, and being part of social prescribing, we feel there is an opportunity to develop a more formal pathway into existing community-based social prescribing activities, which we know have health and wellbeing effects, but without the heavy reliance on the health service 'scaffolding'. In this project we will use a structured approach to design a future programme of community-referred social prescribing suitable for individuals to use and access community assets for their health. We will bring together a broad range of stakeholders with experience of designing, delivering and - most importantly - accessing social prescribing, to collect information about self-referrals in the community. We want to understand how the systems work, how these structures interact and how to best support them to offer activities in the best way for individuals to attend and improve their health. We also want to explore how the coming expansion will affect those already delivering programmes. We will produce guidance for this whole systems approach to social prescribing, including a detailed system map and programme theory for the proposed pathway and interventions. We will use our existing contacts, as well as those from people we work with for this project, to make sure our guidance reaches those in a position to benefit from it, and to influence service changes for the good of communities. We will then seek further funding to test whether this guidance works using primary data.

社会处方并不新鲜，但近年来已获得普及和重大的政治，政策和卫生服务牵引力。每个新的初级保健网络将获得至少一个额外的社会处方工作者的资金。有越来越多的证据基础，但重点一直是卫生服务模式，主要是通过初级保健。这是一个很好的起点，但主要侧重于帮助恢复的干预措施，而不是预防。此外，虽然人们对这些途径的运作方式知之甚少，但对正在开展活动的社区（和社区）如何受到这些新转介的影响却知之甚少。作为一个在提供，研究和成为社会处方的一部分方面拥有广泛专业知识的团队，我们认为有机会开发一种更正式的途径进入现有的基于社区的社会处方活动，我们知道这些活动对健康和福祉有影响，但不严重依赖卫生服务“脚手架”。在这个项目中，我们将使用结构化的方法来设计一个未来的计划，社区推荐的社会处方适合个人使用和访问社区资产，为他们的健康。我们将汇集广泛的利益相关者，他们具有设计、提供和最重要的是获得社会处方的经验，以收集有关社区自我推荐的信息。我们希望了解这些系统如何工作，这些结构如何相互作用，以及如何最好地支持他们以最佳方式为个人提供活动，以参加并改善他们的健康。我们还想探讨即将到来的扩大将如何影响那些已经在执行方案的国家。我们将为社会处方的整个系统方法提供指导，包括详细的系统地图和拟议途径和干预措施的计划理论。我们将利用我们现有的联系人，以及与我们一起为这个项目工作的人，确保我们的指导能够使那些能够从中受益的人受益，并影响服务的变化，以造福社区。然后，我们将寻求进一步的资金，以测试这一指导是否适用于原始数据。