P86 A comparative case study of health-justice partnerships in England: service models and implementation success

Abstract

respondents took an Implicit Association Test, a validated tool measuring attitudes and beliefs that people are not conscious of. They also completed the Hudelson scale assessing the relative responsibility to adapt to migrants. These quantitative results were then discussed as a group with the respondents. Results The results suggested that more than 80% (95% CI: 0.71-0.85) of GPs in training have implicit preferences for their ingroup to the detriment of the exogroup of migrants. Also, 60% (95% IC: 0.52-0.67) of respondents placed the responsibility to adapt on migrant patients when their values and habits differ from those of the host country.Qualitative data indicate trainees were not aware of these biases. Conclusion This study shows that GPs trainees have implicit and explicit bias detrimental to ethnic minority groups, of which they are not aware of.

Legal needs of adults with life-limiting illness: what are they and how are they managed? A qualitative multiagency stakeholder exerciseLegal needs of adults with life-limiting illness: what are they and how are they managed? A qualitative multiagency stakeholder exercise

“… 30 While a number of partnerships between health and SWL advice services already exist in the UK, many are locally defined and operate on short-term funding. 14 Our findings indicate that legal and advice services are not generally considered part of the multidisciplinary end-of-life care team in the UK.…”

“…There is a real opportunity for an integrated, multiagency model of care, extending beyond health and social care to include the breadth of organisations working to improve the experience of patients and their carers. This is currently under consideration at national policy level, 14 and further work to develop and evaluate models of care and education is underway.…”

“…The findings are expected to inform current work developing a national approach to integration of SWL provision into health services. 14 …”