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BJGP Top 10 research — the most read articles published in 2021 

T his collection of Top 10 research most read and published in 2021 brings together high-profile primary care research and clinical innovation.  There is something in this list for every reader from the practitioner to the policy-maker.

Congratulations to Top 10 authors and all BJGP contributors in 2021!

BJGP Top 10 research:

No. 10 – GPs in the media – Media depictions of GPs and remote consultations during COVID-19.

No. 9 – Missed appointments – Identifying the reasons for missed appointments to target interventions.

No. 8 – Coding long COVID – Analysis of 58 million patient records shows variable rates of coding.

No. 7 – Transgender health – Barriers to cervical screening for transgender men and non-binary people.

No. 6 – Consultation complexity – A new measure identifies practices requiring more support and resources.

No. 5 – GPs and domestic abuse – Female doctors experiencing abuse have unique barriers to accessing support.

No. 4 – Remote consulting – Remote consulting increased to 90% in April 2020 versus 31% in 2019.

No. 3 – Long COVID management – Primary care recommendations for management of long COVID.

No. 2 – Pancreatic cancer – This symptom list can assist in earlier cancer diagnosis.

No. 1 – Continuity of care – Continuity of care with a named GP is associated with reduced mortality.

The British Journal of General Practice and BJGP Open are bringing research to clinical practice. BJGP Life is where we add the debate and opinion to help ensure everyone benefits from that research.

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