PRIME Centre Wales_Annual Report 2017-18

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Conclusions & future priorities PRIME Centre Wales provides a strong base to develop and provide high quality research evidence to inform the development of primary and unscheduled care services ? the sectors that account for 90% of all patient contacts with the NHS. Building on our previous areas of excellence, we have achieved a strong collaboration across the universities and multi-disciplinary perspectives, and demonstrate an upward trajectory of research income, activity and outputs towards Impact. We recognise the rapidly developing policy and delivery landscape, and to this end we will actively seek to further develop cross-collaboration between our research work package areas. We will also build on the strengths and potential of our cross-cutting themes, especially public and patient involvement, social care and other collaborations. With a dedicated manager, we will enhance our focus on communications, knowledge mobilisation and impact so that we continue to demonstrate our success in addressing the needs of patients and public, the care sectors, and Welsh Government even more effectively. In the next year and beyond: - We will enhance our strategic aims by particularly making full use of the interdisciplinary skills and disciplines across our teams to achieve greater policy-relevant research with potential for application and high impact. - We will also develop the ways we work with partners across public and patient, social care, industry and third sector domains. - We will continue our work in the established research areas or work packages where we have a record of high quality research and impact cases. These areas tackle some of the most pressing concerns for the Welsh Government, NHS, social care and the people of Wales. Long-term conditions are rising in prevalence as the population ages, and usually in combinations ? ?multi-morbidity?. Over 70%of all NHS expenditure is on people with long-term conditions Lorem ipsum dolo and multi-morbidity. consetetur sadips Looking at all NHS and social care expenditure, nonumy eirmod te the need for prudent care is well-established. labore et dolore m Effective unscheduled care is important erat, in its sed diam vo own right, but particularly now as changing et accusam et jus patterns of the use of unscheduled care rebum. are Stet clita k evident, and which impact primary and secondary sea takimata san sectors as noted above. ipsum dolor sit am New ways of working in both primary and dolor sit amet, co unscheduled care are being proposed and elitr, sed diam no examined with great interest and urgency. tempor invidunt u magna aliquyam Specifically also, efforts to minimise voluptua. At vero antimicrobial resistance, enhance early detection of cancer, patient safety and oral health, the latter particularly in children, all address top priority Welsh Government policy areas. Annual Report 2017-18
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Page 3 and 4: Contents Foreword from the Director
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