Webinar: from self efficacy to service improvement

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

1 CPD credit until 16 May 2024 is available after watching this webinar
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09 May 2023

Leading change

Improvement tools & techniques

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

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Health coaching and co-production

Q member Aicha Bouraoui describes the experience of a Multi Disciplinary Team of clinicians, young people and a QI expert.

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Personalised Care and Support Plan Standard

This new standard will help citizens and health and care professionals get the right information when they need it in order to personalise care.

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Simple TGROW questions

Knowing the TGROW model, the coach can develop a range of questions to help them explore the model.

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