NHS England¹s clinician survey on patients taking a more active role in their healthcare

Patients with long term conditions self-manage their condition at home the majority of the time. They have different levels of knowledge, skills and confidence in managing their own health and care – we describe this as the patient's 'activation' level.

 

Clinicians have different training, orientations and views about a patient's role in their care which results in different approaches when working with people with long term conditions. NHS England is carrying out this survey with doctors, nurses and allied health professionals to understand these views and approaches. It will help us to develop a baseline of clinicians' attitudes across the range of professionals and understand their support needs in this area.

 

Your response is very important and the survey will take less than 10 minutes to complete. To complete the survey, please go tohttps://www.surveymonkey.com/s/CS-PAM_AHPs

 

The survey closes on 12 December. All responses are anonymous and not associated with any personally identifiable information. Aggregated results will be published and shared with stakeholders.

Snapshot of good practice - Rehabilitation Service Improvement

As part of the Improving Rehabilitation Services Community of Practice (IRS COP), NHS Clinical Soft Intelligence Service (NHSCSI) wishes to support BAPO members to raise the profile of local service improvements, no matter how big or small. Some of you have already identified examples good practice which can be shared.  Please download the snapshot of good practice proforma complete and return to katherine.andrews@nhs-commissioning.net. The responses will form a "snapshot" database composed of the succinct descriptions and contact details provided. This collation will be shared with the IRS community as well as the NHS England Improving Rehabilitation Services programme team. 

 

 

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Making rehabilitation work better for people - 1 December 2014 - Webinar Content for Comment

Dear Colleague

 

Further to our recent webinar invite, we would welcome your comments on the attached webinar draft outline in terms of the subject and areas you would wish to see covered in the presentations and question and answer session.

 

Please note that this webinar is not meant to highlight individual professions' best practice but focus on the overarching messages and themes for a very wide-ranging audience. There will be opportunities and we would encourage professional bodies to signpost these more specific examples via posting on the on line forum

 

If you would like to see your ideas reflected in the forthcoming webinar series, please email Carol Cahill at cahillc@csp.org.uk with your suggestions about the subject areas you would like discussed, as well as any questions for inclusion in the Q & A sessions.

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Webinar - Making Rehabilitation Work Better for People - Save the Date 1 December 2014

Save the date - 1 December 12.45- 1.30

Webinar - Making Rehabilitation Work Better for People

 

The webinar will be of relevance to everyone with an interest in improving rehabilitation services. It will consider how changes can be made that better support people to return to meaningful occupation, including education and work. It will also share information about NHS England's Improving Rehabilitation Services programme and how you can get involved.

 

This is the first of four webinars (other dates are 19^th January, 5^th February, 2^nd March) which 'The Improving Rehabilitation Services Community of Practice' will hold over the next few months that offer learning and an opportunity to interact and discuss ideas in a live format. Please click on the link to view a longer communication which includes more detail about the content of the webinar:  Webinar Information

 

To Register (and submit a question) click here

Participants have the opportunity to submit questions on this topic to our speakers before and during the webinar. 

 

Please note places are limited.  Unfortunately webinar content currently cannot be viewed on mobile devices.

 

Please refer to the RCSLT's webinar guide for participants for more information on participating in a webinar, and technical requirements.

 

If you are new to webinars, please allow plenty of time prior to the start to familiarise yourself with the technical requirements.

If you can't join us live, a recording of the webinar will be made available after 1 December 2014 via the Community of Practice and the COP forum.

 

NHS Clinical Soft Intelligence Service has developed this webinar with NHS England and it is produced in collaboration with the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists.

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