People who are supported to participate in their own health and care have improved patient experience.

We know that the most powerful personalised care conversations happen, when a coach-approach is taken, which involves adopting the mindset and core skills of coaching, or for this audience, health-coaching, to have more person-centred conversations.

The Patient Experience Library contains a wealth of patient experience evidence with free search and unlimited downloads. Keep up to speed with the latest and best evidence on patient experience and patient/public involvement.

This guidance note sets out the principles and recommended approach for offering proactive, personalised care for those at higher risk of hospital admissions due to psychosocial needs, as part of a broader strategy for ICBs and PCNs to tackle winter pressures and reduce unplanned admissions

Guidance for people who are responsible for undertaking the required changes to embed personalised care in the health and social care sector.

This tool developed by Think Local Act Personal is aimed at leaders, commissioners, planners, clinicians and practitioners involved in designing and delivering personalised care and support planning for people with a variety of health and social care needs.

Listening to women, hearing about their experiences, and crucially asking them what works for them will be critical in ensuring that the Women’s Health Strategy brings about meaningful change, and enables women to receive the Personalised Care that they, as individuals, need.

Meet Alison Schofield and her story, showcasing Imagineer through the approach they have to Support Brokerage.

What matters to you…?”
This simple question – that we health professionals should ask of all our patients – is at the heart of the Personalised Care Podcast.

PXI are equipping health and care professionals with the knowledge, skills and confidence to help patients get more involved in decisions about their care. Evidence shows this leads to better health outcomes and increased patient and clinician satisfaction.

This literature review considers the evidence supporting personalised care, social prescribing and community strengthening, all of which are constituent parts of Health Creation.

Enabling people to stay well, safe and independent at home for longer has been a long-standing policy objective of the NHS.