PRIME Centre Wales: Long Term Conditions Research Strategy

Joyce Kenkre; Carolyn Wallace; Nefyn Williams

PRIME Centre Wales: Long Term Conditions Research Strategy

Joyce Kenkre, Carolyn Wallace, Nefyn Williams

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This document is the Long Term Conditions research strategy for PRIME Centre Wales. In November 2015 PRIME Centre Wales convened a consensus meeting at The Priory, Abergavenny with service users and individuals from academia, government, statutory, third sector and industry to set its Long Term Conditions research priorities for Wales (appendix 1). There were 34 people in attendance. The meeting was led by Prof. Joyce Kenkre and Dr Carolyn Wallace (University of South Wales).

Original language	English
Type	PRIME LTC Research Strategy
Publisher	Health and Care Research Wales
Number of pages	10
Publication status	Published - Jun 2016

Keywords

social care provision
Wales
Chronic conditions
long term health problems

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