Phoenix Takes Flight (PTF): exploring usability and scalability challenges with community-based health support via social prescribing.

凤凰飞行（PTF）研究将探索以社区为基础的组织如何提供社会处方倡议，在综合护理系统中扩大和发展。PTF将与一个已建立的社会处方计划凤凰上升（由繁荣社区基金支持），其中现有的第三部门合作伙伴（the Gathering Fields, Green Close，兰开夏郡野生动物信托和Mandala Preston）目前正在与兰开夏郡和南坎布里亚郡NHS基金会信托的恢复学院合作，提供广泛的艺术，自然和运动活动计划。该研究将借鉴在该领域拥有超过55年交付经验的合作伙伴的学习经验，以及兰开斯特大学于2020年9月https://greenclose.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Phoenix_Project_Evaluation.pdf发布的研究成果，该研究成果将于2022年3月发布。PTF将利用在该地区提供社会处方的日益壮大的社区合作伙伴网络，探索为广泛的参与者提供基于社区的卫生支持的好处和挑战，研究如何将其纳入综合护理系统，以及如何发展和繁荣，使最需要卫生保健支持的人群能够获得服务。该研究将使用现有的网络，凤凰和凤凰崛起项目已经发展起来，以确保从研究开始到完成，卫生保健提供者、全科医生、社会处方连接工作人员、患者和第三部门组织都参与其中。PTF将把这些小组聚集在一起，讨论这项工作的挑战和好处，反思地规划工作的发展，并最终共同提出想法和解决方案，使现有项目在服务提供方面更具可扩展性，更有可能对那些需要获得这些服务的人具有可持续性，从而最终“起飞”。合作制作、患者的声音以及对我们的研究采取开放和包容的方法——以我们合作伙伴的知识为依据——将确保我们建立一个包容的、以解决方案为重点的结果，从而能够在综合护理系统中采用集体方法扩大社会处方提供。我们的目标是，通过这项研究提供的解决方案将有助于解决英格兰西北部存在的许多健康不平等问题。

The Phoenix Takes Flight (PTF) research study will explore how community-based organisations delivering social prescribing initiatives can expand and grow within integrated care systems.PTF will work with an established social prescribing programme Phoenix Rising (supported by the Thriving Communities Fund), where existing third sector partners (The Gathering Fields, Green Close, Lancashire Wildlife Trust and Mandala Preston) are currently delivering an extensive programme of art, nature and movement activities in partnership with Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS Foundation Trust's Recovery College. The study will draw upon the learning of the partners who collectively have over 55 years' experience of delivery in this field and the research findings produced by Lancaster University in September 2020 https://greenclose.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Phoenix_Project_Evaluation.pdf and also due in March 2022.PTF will draw upon a growing network of community partners delivering social prescribing in the area and explore the benefits and challenges of delivering community-based health support for a wide range of participants, examining how it can be embedded into integrated care systems, and how it can grow and flourish to enable access for those populations most in need of healthcare support.The study will use the existing network which the Phoenix and Phoenix Rising projects have grown to ensure a robust cross-section of health care providers, GP's, Social Prescribing link workers, patients and third sector organisations are involved from the study's inception through to its completion.PTF will bring these groups together to discuss the challenges and benefits of this work, to reflectively plan the development of the work and ultimately co-produce ideas and solutions that will enable the existing programme to become more scalable in terms of service offers and more likely to be sustainable to those in need of accessing such services - thereby ultimately to 'taking flight'. Co-production, patient voice and an open and inclusive approach to our research - informed by the knowledge of our partners - will ensure that we build an inclusive, solution-focussed outcome that will enable a collective approach to expanding social prescribing offers embedded within integrated care systems. It is our aim that the solutions provided through this research will help to tackle some of the many health inequalities existing in the North West of England.