Multi-professional working in the community: Group concept mapping findings
Authors: Sophie Randall, Carolyn Wallace
Published on: 2nd January 2023
The University of South Wales has been working with the Strategic Programme for Primary care (SPPC) on a Community Infrastructure programme seeking to develop an evaluation
framework for multi-professional working in the community. This study forms a key part of that programme of work in providing a quantitative underpinning for other parts of the project to draw from and in gathering the consensus of professionals in the relevant context.
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