Theory in Practice: GP Pathways and the Future of Community Healthcare
Project Overview
I led the development of a research-led thought leadership campaign exploring how General Practice is evolving in response to NHS reform, workforce pressures and changing career pathways.
Working from original survey research with 500 GPs, expert roundtable discussions and stakeholder interviews, I transformed complex findings into a compelling whitepaper designed to influence debate across the healthcare sector while positioning Wesleyan as a trusted voice in medical financial advice.
My Role
As PR Manager, I managed the project from concept to publication, including:
• Developing the thought leadership strategy
• Identifying the key story angles
• Planning research topics and survey questions
• Managing expert contributors and stakeholder engagement
• Shaping the report narrative and structure
• Writing and editing content
• Producing executive commentary
• Creating the supporting PR and media strategy
• Launching the report to national and healthcare media
The Challenge
Healthcare professionals were facing significant uncertainty following NHS reforms, increasing workloads and changing career opportunities.
The objective was to create an evidence-based report that would:
Provide genuine value to GPs
Generate media coverage
Support executive thought leadership
Strengthen Wesleyan's reputation as a specialist adviser to doctors
The Outcome
✔ Research report based on 500 GP responses
✔ Expert roundtable featuring leading voices in General Practice
✔ Professionally designed 28-page whitepaper
✔ Executive thought leadership content
✔ Media campaign targeting national and trade press
✔ Long-term content asset supporting PR, social media and marketing activity
Why this project matters
The strongest thought leadership doesn't simply promote a business—it shapes industry conversations.
This project demonstrates how I combine research, expert insight, strategic communications and compelling storytelling to create content that builds credibility, generates media opportunities and positions organisations as trusted authorities in their sector.
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