On 28 June 2018, the Patient Information Forum was delighted to hold an event to launch the final report of a project, which has explored how healthcare services can develop a Perfect Patient Information Journey (PPIJ).
- View the press release for the report here
- Read about the background to the Perfect Patient Information Journey project here
- Download the full report here
- View the agenda for the launch event here
- Presentations from the event are available below:
Why improving the patient information journey is important
Zoë Horwich - Sustainable Healthcare Lead, AbbVie UK
The value of good information support
Prof Martin Wilkie – Consultant Renal Physician, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
The Perfect Patient Information Journey project
Jane Cox – Policy and Public Affairs Adviser, Patient Information Forum
Accessing information – the patient perspective on the information journey
Trishna Bharadia - Speaker, Writer, Advisor and Expert Patient (MS & Chronic Illness)
Supporting patients to identify information support gaps and ask questions
Dr Rishi Fofaria, IBD Clinical and QI Research Fellow, St Mark's Hospital, LNWUH NHS Trust
BHF’s New Patient Information Programme
Amy Corkery – Editor, Patient Information, British Heart Foundation
Developing patient journeys in primary care: Our experience with Patient Connect at South Downs Health and Care GP Federation
Dr Nick Harvey – GP and Chair of South Downs Health and Care, South Downs Health and Care GP Federation and Andrew Cockayne, Managing Director - Captive Health
Owise – A personalised breast cancer app
Dr Anne T Bruinvels – Founder, Px HealthCare Ltd
New PIF Service
The Patient Information Forum is able to offer support for organisations wishing to implement their own Perfect Patient Information Journey. Please contact Sophie Randall at PIF to discuss: sophie.randall@
This event has been supported with an unrestricted grant from AbbVie