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Welcome Jocelyn Cornwell Director The Point of Care The Hospital Pathways Programme A partnership between The King’s Fund Point of Care and The Health Foundation

National & International momentum for change

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WelcomeJocelyn Cornwell

Director The Point of Care

The Hospital Pathways Programme

A partnership between The King’s Fund Point of Care and

The Health Foundation 

National and international momentum for change

December 2010 – March 2011

• “Care and compassion? Report of the Health Ombudsman• Presentations to Department of health policy leads; NHS III patient

experience network; non executive directors; Oxford University• New contacts and invitations across the UK, Canada, Australia• Contribution to Safer Patients’ Network• Schwartz Rounds newly established at Brompton and Harefield and Stoke

Mandeville

‘What matters to patients’Measuring and improving patient

experience in the English NHS

Dr Glenn Robert, King’s College London & Dr Jocelyn Cornwell, The King’s Fund

March 2011

Email: [email protected]

[extract from hospital website ]A Partnership betweenthe Patient and the Doctor for your Surgery and Recovery

Since you have decided to proceed with surgery to treat your arthritic condition, we would like to re-emphasize the importance of developing a “therapeutic alliance”. Our partnership is very important as you move from your decision to have the surgery, to your recovery phase and beyond. However, you have had all available conservative treatment and continue to have pain that affects your activities of daily living. Therefore, together we have agreed that surgical intervention is the best option for you.

It is completely normal to be apprehensive before any surgical intervention, including hip or knee surgery. We would like to avoid feelings of helplessness and would rather have you, your family (and “coach”) as willing and active partners in this process.Dr Anthony di Gioia

Visit to Pittsburgh: Patient and Family Centered Care at UPMC Presby and Magee Women’s HospitalsMarch 2011

The PFCC C-spine clearance story

NOT: “It’s your fault”

NOT: “ You’ve got to help us meet our target”

BUT: “Can you help us make it better for patients? “