HEALTHWATCH ADVISORY GROUP
PATIENT AND PUBLIC VOICE IN THE NHS COMMISSIONING BOARD
PowerPoint Presentation - March 2012 - 14 slides
THE COMMITMENT TO PATIENT VOICE
We also want to ensure that patients and the public influence the Board’s work at every stage of developing policy, strategy and operations. To this end we would expect:
• To establish a culture and leadership approach which puts engagement and involvement at its heart
• That the model of engagement adopted by the Board sets the tone for the commissioning system
• That all staff employed by the Board have core skills in engagement and involvement
• That our decisions show that the Board knows and understands patient insight and intelligence
David Nicholson, Developing the NHS Commissioning Board
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PowerPoint Presentation - March 2012 - 14 slides
THE COMMITMENT TO PATIENT VOICE
We also want to ensure that patients and the public influence the Board’s work at every stage of developing policy, strategy and operations. To this end we would expect:
• To establish a culture and leadership approach which puts engagement and involvement at its heart
• That the model of engagement adopted by the Board sets the tone for the commissioning system
• That all staff employed by the Board have core skills in engagement and involvement
• That our decisions show that the Board knows and understands patient insight and intelligence
David Nicholson, Developing the NHS Commissioning Board
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Word Version ..................... ... click here
HEALTHWATCH ADVISORY GROUP
29 February 2012
1. Briefing note from 22 February HWAG meeting
2. Easy read version of the HWAG Bulletin 6 - 12 Pages
29 February 2012
1. Briefing note from 22 February HWAG meeting
2. Easy read version of the HWAG Bulletin 6 - 12 Pages
PALS - SIGNPOSTING - What it is and how PALS approach it
12 January 2012 - PowerPoint Presentation
By: Jane Lodge, Engagement Lead, Brighton and Hove Clinical Commissioning Group
12 January 2012 - PowerPoint Presentation
By: Jane Lodge, Engagement Lead, Brighton and Hove Clinical Commissioning Group
HEALTHWATCH ADVISORY GROUP - LOOKING FORWARD
PROGRAMME GOVERNANCE - Policy Development to Implementation
11 January 2012 - PowerPoint Presentation
PROGRAMME GOVERNANCE - Policy Development to Implementation
11 January 2012 - PowerPoint Presentation
ACTION LEARNING SETS FOR LINks - Draft Specification
11 January 2012
In response to the White Paper Equity and excellence: Liberating the NHS many stakeholders and commentators – including LINks – raised concerns about the ability (capacity and capability) of LINks to evolve into Local HealthWatch. These responses - together with evidence from the Department’s analysis of the 2009-10 LINk Annual Reports, and feedback from the White Paper engagement events – led to a commitment in the Transition Plan to support LINks during the period leading up to the establishment of HealthWatch through learning networks.
11 January 2012
In response to the White Paper Equity and excellence: Liberating the NHS many stakeholders and commentators – including LINks – raised concerns about the ability (capacity and capability) of LINks to evolve into Local HealthWatch. These responses - together with evidence from the Department’s analysis of the 2009-10 LINk Annual Reports, and feedback from the White Paper engagement events – led to a commitment in the Transition Plan to support LINks during the period leading up to the establishment of HealthWatch through learning networks.
HEALTHWATCH - INVOLVING CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
January 2012 - PowerPoint Presentation
By: Zoe Renton, Michelle Harrison & Keith Clements - National Children's Bureau
January 2012 - PowerPoint Presentation
By: Zoe Renton, Michelle Harrison & Keith Clements - National Children's Bureau
UNITING HEALTHWATCH WITH CQC A 'MISTAKE', says Advisory Group
24 November 2011 | By Health Service Journal
The decision to make HealthWatch England part of the Care Quality Commission is a “mistake”, according to a group advising on the proposals. The government envisages HealthWatch England acting as a consumer champion for patients. Under the terms of the Health Bill it will be a committee of the CQC, but the National Association of LINks (local involvement networks) Members disagrees with this approach. The group provides a fifth of representatives on HealthWatch England’s advisory panel.
24 November 2011 | By Health Service Journal
The decision to make HealthWatch England part of the Care Quality Commission is a “mistake”, according to a group advising on the proposals. The government envisages HealthWatch England acting as a consumer champion for patients. Under the terms of the Health Bill it will be a committee of the CQC, but the National Association of LINks (local involvement networks) Members disagrees with this approach. The group provides a fifth of representatives on HealthWatch England’s advisory panel.
NOTES FROM HEALTHWATCH ADVISORY GROUP
08 November 2011
Mike Hewins (Eastern Representative), with edits be Anita Higham SE Representative) and Nick Kennedy (London Representative).
Changes to Health Bill proposed by Lords.
The House of Lords is still considering clause 4 but is expected to reach Part 5 in a week or less. Part 5 is about HealthWatch and much of it about HWE.
From: [email protected]
08 November 2011
Mike Hewins (Eastern Representative), with edits be Anita Higham SE Representative) and Nick Kennedy (London Representative).
Changes to Health Bill proposed by Lords.
The House of Lords is still considering clause 4 but is expected to reach Part 5 in a week or less. Part 5 is about HealthWatch and much of it about HWE.
From: [email protected]
