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27 May 2016
Report
The teams from Royal Manchester Children’s Hospital and the North West Paediatric Allergy Network are aiming to educate and empower patients, parents and primary care professions in the management of common food allergies following Future Hospital recommendations advocating self-management and shared decision making.
27 May 2016
Report
This project aims to increase early diagnosis and detection of respiratory conditions in the community and reduce emergency admissions and readmissions by increasing community expertise and empowering them to manage a larger proportion of respiratory patients, with specialists working alongside generalists.
27 May 2016
Report
Driven to deliver the best possible outcomes for frail, older patients, the teams from North West Surrey Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) and Ashford and St Peter's Hospitals NHS Trust seek to create a coherent health and care system by establishing a fully integrated, person-centred service based around 'locality hubs'.
11 March 2016
Project information
The ILCOP project is funded by The Health Foundation through its ‘Closing the Gap through clinical communities’ scheme, clinically led by Dr Ian Woolhouse and managed via the RCP's Clinical Effectiveness and Evaluation Unit.
15 March 2016
Case study
Lynne Quinney, a member of the Patient and Carer Network (PCN) and part of the Future Hospital development site team at Mid Yorkshire Hospital NHS Trust, discusses how and why lay members, patient representatives and healthcare professionals must work together for a successful service.
17 March 2016
Case study
Reflecting on her involvement as a Patient and Carer Network (PCN) member, Carol Caporn discusses the design and delivery of healthcare, strategies to challenge the hospital culture and her hopes for the future of person centred care.
15 March 2016
Case study
Dr John Dean, medical director (transformation) at East Lancashire Hospitals NHS Trust and the clinical lead for the Trust’s Future Hospital development site project, explains why joined up, integrated care is the only way forward for hospitals.
31 March 2016
Case study
Describing the progress the team at Mid Yorkshire NHS Trust have made since their involvement with the Future Hospital Programme as a development site in 2014, Dr Zuzanna Sawicka highlights the importance of staff engagement and wellbeing when implementing a new service.
16 March 2016
Report
The Patient Care: a unified approach report, jointly prepared by The Royal College of Physicians and Royal College of General Practitioners, demonstrates how GPs and physicians are innovating to improve patient care. This report has been compiled to share learning from successful examples of integration, and to encourage GPs and physicians to reflect on their own practice.
30 March 2016
Case study
In conversation with the RCP’s Future Hospital Programme, Catherine Dale, programme manager for patient-centred care at King's Health Partners Comprehensive Cancer Centre, talks candidly about the importance of involving patients in designing sustainable and successful hospital services.