General practitioner contributions to achieving sustained healthcare for offenders: a qualitative study.
Cath QuinnKatie DenmanPhilippa SmithsonChristabel OwensRod SheaffJohn CampbellIan PorterJill AnnisonRichard ByngPublished in: BMC family practice (2018)
General Practitioners can make a positive contribution to supporting access to healthcare for an under-served population by facilitating more flexible and less formal access arrangements, by using their relationship skills, and by problem-solving. General Practitioners should recognise their potential to transform people's experience of healthcare whilst working in imperfect systems, particularly with vulnerable and marginalised groups who have complex medical and social needs.