The DPHPC is one of Europe’s leading academic departments of population health sciences. It comprises over 400 staff and graduate students, including more than 25 professors, readers, university lecturers, and other senior academic staff. Groups in the Department are underpinned by major programme grants, such as those from the UK Medical Research Council (MRC), the Wellcome Trust, the British Heart Foundation (BHF), Cancer Research UK, the UK National Institute of Health Research (NIHR), the European Union, the US National Institutes of Health, industry, and other sources.

The Centre for Academic Primary Care (CAPC) is one of the leading centres in the UK which form the NIHR School for Primary Care Research. Within the University of Bristol, CAPC is an integral part of the School of Social and Community Medicine, which is a internationally recognised centre of excellence for research and teaching in population health sciences.

At BSMS our Primary Care and Health Services Research activity brings together a wide range of disciplines to address clinical and healthcare challenges. These disciplines include general practice, public health, epidemiology, statistics, psychology and sociology.

Primary Care Clinical Sciences at Birmingham is one of the largest centres for academic primary care in Europe - focusing on applied and translational research under five main clinical programmes

Based in Whitechapel in the heart of London's east end, the Centre aims to deliver world leading research and education to inform and support local and global primary care and public health policy.

We are a research and teaching group that form part of the School of Healthcare Sciences, Bangor University. We aim to conduct high-quality primary care research that impacts upon clinical practice and health policy.

Aberdeen Academic Primary Care has an established reputation in several key areas of primary care research.  All teams conduct research that cuts across our three main themes.

Warwick Primary Care is the focal point for research, teaching and development work at Warwick Medical School related to primary care. The team is led by Professor Jeremy Dale

We are a research-led academic Institute and together, we make a difference to the health of societies, locally and globally. We host world-leading experts in a range of disciplines, from experimental psychology through to medicine, dentistry and social policy.

A department of the University of Oxford, they undertake internationally acclaimed teaching and research that improves the primary care that your GP practice delivers.

They also teach elements of the undergraduate programme in ,medicine including arranging placements for medical students in GP practices. Our teaching is consistently ranked very highly by Oxford undergraduates.