Five steps for sustaining effective patient partnership working

Article Abstract:

NHS organizations are planning to recruit and involve patients in planning and delivering health care services. The practical examples of recruiting and involving patients in this process and a 'five-step cycle' for sustaining effective partnership working between patients and NHS organizations are discussed.

Health Care and Social Assistance, Administration of Public Health Programs, Offices of All Other Miscellaneous Health Practitioners, Offices of health practitioners, not elsewhere classified, Health Care Services, Nurses, Medical & Health Services, Methods, Medical care, Practice, Patients, Patient care, Medical care (Private)

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Continence care for young adults complex needs

Article Abstract:

The NHS and private sector professionals have started a new service to promote continence in young adults with a broad range of physical and learning disabilities. The students of the Beaumont College are also eligible to receive the service after leaving the college.

Colleges & Universities, Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools, Alliances, partnerships, Colleges and universities, Care and treatment, Management, Health care industry, Universities and colleges, Company business management, Physically disabled persons, Alliances and partnerships, Learning disabled, Learning disabled persons

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