Webinar: from self efficacy to service improvement

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Our expert panel share their experiences on:

  • how they set up developmentally appropriate care for young people
  • what they did to put co-production into practice from clinic consultations to focused service improvements, through an internship programme, to improve the young person experience of developmentally appropriate care
  • their engagement model and volunteer change agent internship programme to empower young people using our services to work with us to develop and deliver service improvements together.

Dr Dan Smith

Ediotr-in-chief, Medical Care - driving change

Dr Debajit Sen

Consultant rheumatologist

Sophia Mavrommatis 

Physiotherapist, adolescent and young adult rheumatology

This CPD credit has now expired. 

Dr Debajit Sen

Contributor: Dr Debajit Sen

UCLH profile

Watch Time: 45m

Published

09 May 2023

Theme

Leading change

Sub Theme

Improvement tools & techniques

About

Service leaders Dr Debajit Sen and Sophia Mavrommatis discuss putting co-production into practice.

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