This resource and report summarises key outputs from the work of Janis Griffiths, a Darzi fellow who was co-hosted by Oxleas NHS Foundation Trust and the Health Innovation Network in 2023. Exis
“The Health Innovation Network, in partnership with the The Health Foundation’s Q Community have run three cohorts of the Communities of Practice (CoP) Leadership Development Programme to support thos
The London MSK Improvement Network is a learning and sharing forum directed towards multidisciplinary professionals involved in delivering, leading or managing musculoskeletal services in London. The
Healthy Shropshire decided to test whether upskilling wellbeing advisors, who are non-clinical, to deliver the JPA approach could produce similar results to those seen in a primary care setting. Downl
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At the September 2014 Care and Nursing Homes Network nutrition event Shaaron Caratella, Home Manager of Barchester Care Queens Court Care Home in Wimbledon shared what her home has been doing to earn
Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust (ICHT) has implemented an electronic prescribing and medicine administration (ePMA) system. We have been working with ICHT to develop a resource outline the key p
This module is designed to help eating disorders professionals understand:• The life transitions taking place for many young people at the same time as transferring ED services• Pressures an
This module is designed to help eating disorders professionals understand how to: Have conversations about transitions Establish a clear transition pathway Carry out person-centred planning Bring a tr
The Hospital Transfer Pathway (red bag initiative) is an innovative example of a pathway redesign to make sure residents living in care homes receive safe and effective treatment should they need to g
This module is designed to help eating disorders professionals: Access the information and skills needed to work alongside emerging adults with eating disorders and their carers to ensure that ther
This module aims to help eating disorders professionals: Consider why service transitions matter Become familiar with definitions, service context(s) and developmental issues relevant to age t
This module is part of the Eating Disorders Transitions Learning Series. Module 1: Setting the Scene – Definitions and ContextModule 3: Digging Deeper – Preparing For and Talking About Transitions
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This report provides a toolkit of insights from behavioural science that can increase referrals. This toolkit draws on evidence to specifically design interventions that would be simple and cost effec
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ResourceAHSN Guidance September 30, 2017Department of Health – AHSN application guidance Download We’re here to help If you have any questions or would like more information about AHSN
ResourcePress Release: HIN launches Peer Support Resource Pack for People with Dementia September 30, 2017See HIN’s Press Release for our Peer Support Resource Pack for concerning people with de
Resource September 30, 2017Why is person-centred care important? Person-centred care is a way of thinking and doing things that sees the people using health and social services as equal partners in p
ResourceJoint Pain Advisor: A pilot study in self-management for chronic hip and knee pain September 26, 2017This study focuses on the impact of using a ‘Joint Pain Advisor’ in primary care to emp
ResourceESCAPE – Clinical outcomes September 26, 2017Overall ESCAPE-pain clinical outcomes scores as per October 2016 Download We're here to help If you have any questions or woul
ResourceOsteoarthritis of the Knee Decision Aid September 26, 2017This NHS online tool is split in to five steps which guide you through the process of helping you choose which option is best for you.
ResourceThe Pain Toolkit September 26, 2017The Pain Toolkit website is for people who live with persistent pain. Download We're here to help If you have any questions or would like more