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Health - redesign of urgent care: evaluation - main report
The Redesign of Urgent Care pathway aims to improve patients’ access to urgent care. The evaluation captured patient and staff experiences of the pathway and analysed key urgent care delivery metrics, enhancing our understanding of what is working well and areas for improvement.
Appendix 1: Membership Research Advisory Group
Membership of the Research Advisory Group for the Redesign of Urgent Care evaluation can be found below.
| Organisation/job title | Name |
|---|---|
| Academy of Medical Royal Colleges and Faculties in Scotland, Lay representative | Professor Alan Paterson |
| Academy of Medical Royal Colleges, External clinical advisor | |
| Public Health Scotland representative | Dr Emma McNair |
| Professional advisor to the Scottish Government | Professor Sir Lewis Ritchie |
| NHS 24 representative | Stephanie Phillips |
| Royal College of Emergency Medicine and Emergency Department, Vice President | Dr John-Paul Loughrey |
| Scottish Government, Performance and Delivery representative | |
| Scottish Government, Primary Care Capability representative | |
| Scottish Government, Health and Social Care Analysis representative | |
| Scottish Government, Whole Systems Intelligence Analysis representatives |
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