2024
DOI: 10.1108/jica-01-2024-0005
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Promotion of a social prescribing pathway to general practitioners in a rural area (a feasibility study protocol)

Andrew Ridge,
Gregory Peterson,
Bastian Seidel
et al.

Abstract: PurposePsychosocial problems, including social isolation and loneliness, are prevalent in rural communities and can impact the use of health services and health outcomes. Current approaches to managing patients with predominantly psychosocial issues may not be the most appropriate. Social prescribing (SP) is a relatively new way of linking patients with sources of non-medical support within the community. Emerging literature suggests that community-based, non-medical activities are an effective and preferred a… Show more

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