All of the resources included in our person-centred care resource centre have been reviewed by the Health Foundation. We believe them to be of the highest possible standard but we do not take responsibility for the accuracy of information from third parties.

  • Discussion papers

My life, my support, my choice: a vision for person-centred co-ordinated care for children and young people with complex lives

Developed through work with young people and organisations working with young people, their families and carers, My life, my support, my choice is one of four new branches of the Narrative for person centred coordinated care launched in 2013, and which has been adopted by many health and care organisations including NHS England as well as individual care providers.

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  • Other tools and resources

Delivering Care and Support Planing

This guide is written for decision makers within councils and their partners (e.g. voluntary and community sector organisations involved in care and support planning) to help them better understand the requirements of the Care Act inrelation to Care and Support Planning for adults and carers. Although it is primarily intended for local authorities, it provides up-to-date knowledge on the process and an important insight into the overlap and integration needed between health and social care.

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Frequently asked questions: Introducing personal health budgets beyond NHS Continuing Healthcare

This briefing is intended to answer a number of common questions raised with NHS England's personal health budget team following the publication of Forward View into action: Planning for 2015/16. It includes what is meant by 'major expansion', which groups are included and what CCGs should consider as they develop their local plans.

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Is the NHS becoming more person-centred?

This overview examines how the NHS in England has performed during the last parliament in relation to indicators that reflect person-centred care. It considers progress made against a range of measures including: dignity, respect and compassion; patient involvement in decisions; support for self-management and care planning.

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