Green Social Prescribing
Evidence Hub

Using Nature-Based Solutions to treat Long-Term Conditions: Commissioners Briefing
New analysis, aimed at commissioners, drawing from systematic research finds that green and blue social prescribing programmes—such as gardening, walking, and surfing—deliver measurable economic and health benefits for people living with long-term conditions.

Using Nature-Based Solutions to treat Long-Term Conditions: Clinicians Briefing
This briefing supports clinicians, practitioners and Social Prescribing Link Workers in making informed decisions about nature-based interventions (NBIs), often called green social prescribing, for patients with long-term conditions (LTCs). It is based on evidence from a systematic review of 26 high-quality studies.

The Role of Nature-Based Interventions in Supporting Long-Term Conditions through Green Social Prescribing: A Systematic Review
This systematic review, undertaken in an accelerated timeframe,
aimed to identify published research on the impact of NBIs in
supporting LTCs that could be effectively used as a Green Social
Prescription.
