P29 Personal independence payments: disability benefits for people with narcolepsy in the UK

Ruth Adeyeye; Martina Sýkorová; Linda Reynolds; Matt O’Neill; Helen Strongman

doi:10.1136/bmjresp-2026-bss.52

April 1, 2026BMJOpen Access

P29 Personal independence payments: disability benefits for people with narcolepsy in the UK

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This research aims to explore the role of public libraries in enhancing access to digital healthcare, particularly for narcolepsy benefits.
Conducted a JBI scoping review to identify publications on digital healthcare in public libraries from 2002-2025.
Extracted barriers and facilitators to implementing digital healthcare and performed BCW analysis.
Identified 11 relevant studies, predominantly qualitative, from 2016-2024.
Identified barriers and facilitators to digital healthcare implementation in libraries, informing BCW analysis.
Results will shape co-production workshops aimed at creating an implementation manual for dCBT-I in Scottish libraries.

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Scoping review investigates the role of public libraries in supporting digital healthcare for narcolepsy patients, suggesting implementation strategies.

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Adeyeye et al. (2026) studied this question.

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