Shared medical appointments for managing long-term conditions in primary care: are they effective, acceptable and feasible?

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The programme of work examines the evidence around the use of shared medical appointments in primary care for patients with long term conditions. It comprises three workpackages: 1. Systematic review of randomised control trials of SMAs 2. Qualitative systematic review of patient, carer and practitioner experiences of SMAs in primary care 3. Qualitative exploration of SMAs in primary care in the North East and North Cumbrian region of England.

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