This is a guest post from Bebhinn Browne at West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board. Between 2020 and 2021, the West Yorkshire (WY) Health and Care Partnership developed a training programme to support health and care staff across the region to expand and refresh their knowledge of personalised care. In this post, Bebhinn Browne, explains how […]
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‘Personalised Care in the Community’ is the title of our latest podcast and, in this last of the series edition, we’re focusing on how personalised care can be used to keep people healthy within their homes and local communities. NHS @Home is a national programme aiming to ensure people have faster access to more appropriate
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This is a guest post from Dr Michelle Howarth, senior lecturer in nursing at the School of Health and Society, University of Salford In an era where the cost of living is rising, and more people are facing hardship, the question of ‘what matters to a person’ is fundamental to ensure our appreciation of the
This is a guest post from Kelly Phizacklea, Peer Leader. There has never been a more important time to help shape and influence how health and care is delivered in England. Demand for health and care services has increased in recent years, especially since the pandemic. It’s really highlighted what works well and what needs
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In our latest podcast episode ‘Embedding Personalised Care in Undergraduate and Postgraduate Training’, Anya De Longh, a trainee Occupational Therapist, and Dr Aimee Dowek, a Junior Doctor, discuss the common barriers faced by health and care professionals when it comes to delivering personalised care under pressure. They share their thoughts on the need for person-centred
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By Dr Ollie Hart, GP, PCN Clinical director, and Director of Peak Health Coaching I have been involved in training and supervising many hundreds of social prescribing link workers and Health Coaches in the last year. I have done this in my local capacity as a Primary Care Network Clinical Director, and as part of
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By Nick Nielsen and Dr Doug Hing, Lead Trainers at OSCA Mr Z has been called in to review his diabetes. You see that he is overweight and smells of cigarette smoke. He’s missed most of his specialist appointments and his blood results show things are getting worse despite recently starting another medication. His past
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We are proud to have been working with the National Association of Link Workers (NALW) since September 2020. NALW is a key member of our Steering Group, all 40 members of which are instrumental in helping to steer the direction of the personalised care programme and ensuring that all objectives, outputs and priorities are met. They meet
By James Sanderson, NHS England Director of Personalised Care Despite the obvious challenges facing clinical teams over the past 18 months it is amazing to see a continued commitment to continuous improvement of working, including ways to integrate and embrace new techniques and approaches. Launched 12 months ago, the Personalised Care Institute (PCI), has a
By Dr Kevin Barrett, clinical lead for accreditation at the Personalised Care Institute Recently, one of our first training providers to receive PCI course accreditation, Bridges Self-Management, was announced as being the main research partner for a post-Covid syndrome* project which is to receive a £1.1m grant from the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR).
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