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Inequalities in referrals to social prescribing from primary care in England: A retrospective observational study

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By Efundem Agboraw, Anna Wilding, Luke A Munford
| PLOS ONE
Loading metrics Open Access Peer-reviewed Research Article Citation: Agboraw E, Wilding A, Munford L, Sutton M, Wilson P (2026) Inequalities in referrals to social prescribing from primary care in England: A retrospective observational study. PLoS One 21(6): e0350842. https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0350842 Editor: Sreeram V.
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Impact of the rollout of the national social prescribing link worker programme on population outcomes: evidence from a repeated cross-sectional survey

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By Anna Wilding, Efundem Agboraw, Luke A Munford
| BJGP (British Journal of General Practice) Verified
Method Data from the annual General Practice Patient Survey (GPPS) were used in the study. This was sent to a sample of individuals registered with each general practice in England between January and March and received around 700 000 responses each year.20 Data from 6 years of the survey were used (2018–2023) covering the periods before and after the introduction of the social prescribing link worker expansion. Supplementary Table S1 contains the response rate for each survey year.
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Impact of the rollout of the national social prescribing link worker programme on population outcomes: evidence from a repeated cross-sectional survey

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By Anna Wilding, Efundem Agboraw, Luke A Munford, Matthew S. Sutton
| BJGP (British Journal of General Practice) Verified
Method Data from the annual General Practice Patient Survey (GPPS) were used in the study. This was sent to a sample of individuals registered with each general practice in England between January and March and received around 700 000 responses each year.20 Data from 6 years of the survey were used (2018–2023) covering the periods before and after the introduction of the social prescribing link worker expansion. Supplementary Table S1 contains the response rate for each survey year.
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