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Hot Talk 2012: Using patient experience to redesign healthcare services
July 5, 2012
In this Hot Talk 2012 presentation, Jocelyn Cornwell, King’s Fund, and Helen Baxter, NHS, lay out the principles and impact of patient and provider healthcare redesign in England.
Presentation slides by Helen Baxter, Jocelyn Cornwell.
Impact BC’s Patient Voices Network engages patients in healthcare change
July 5, 2012
In this presentation, Joyce Resin, Community Action Executive Director of ImpactBC, outlines the groundbreaking mandate of the Patient Voices Network (PVN). PVN helps patients/caregivers become meaningfully engaged in healthcare change.
Presentation slides by Joyce Resin.
Experience Based Co-Design online Toolkit
July 5, 2012
This online Experience Based Co-Design Toolkit was designed to bring to life this groundbreaking British program committed to finding simple solutions to improve patient experience.
External resource by The King’s Fund.
ebd workshop presentation by Helen Baxter and Jocelyn Cornwell
July 5, 2012
Jocelyn Cornwell and Helen Baxter present the practical use of key ebd tools and techniques. The interactive presentation was delivered at a Change Foundation and Cancer Care Ontario joint workshop.
Presentation slides by Helen Baxter, Jocelyn Cornwell.
Announcing Partners Advancing Transitions in Healthcare (PATH): Northumberland
June 5, 2012
The Change Foundation announces the Northumberland Community Partnership as the winner of its 3-million, trail-blazing project: PATH – Partners Advancing Transitions in Healthcare (PATH).
