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.
Tools for managers
This is part of a series of Smart Guides to Engagement. It helps clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) adopt an approach to developing pathways reflecting what matters to patients, carers and family members. It offers examples that work and points to sources of help to achieve success.
Other tools and resources
This sets out why people who use services should be involved in their design, some case studies of where it has been done and key features of a successful co-design and co-delivery process.
Case studies
This case study describes how the team in Cambridge working on the Health Foundation's Co-creating Health programme worked with a local GP cluster to help them to develop a Local Enhanced Service (LES) which integrates self management support into an enhanced service for patients with diabetes.
Other tools and resources
This tool was developed by the DH QIPP LTC Commissioning Development Programme to support local health economy teams to identify where they are now in relation to commissioning for long terms conditions against best practice. Self care and systematizing self care support is one of 10 key areas identified and the tool sets out a range of key activities that should be in place.
Other tools and resources
This commissioning guide provides support for the local implementation of NICE clinical guidelines through commissioning, and is a resource to help health professionals in England to commission an effective, structured patient education programme for people with type 2 diabetes.
Other tools and resources
This document sets out the specification for a local enhanced service to support self-management for people with depression.
Other tools and resources
This Local Enhanced Service agreement sets out how an Integrated Community Diabetes Service that supports self-management will be provided.
Case studies
This case study describes how the team in Newcastle working on the Health Foundation’s MAGIC programme to implement shared decision making worked with commissioners to develop a CQUIN for shared decision making.
Other tools and resources
The charter sets out a summary of people's rights and responsibilities, and what they can expect when you use NHS services and receive NHS care in Scotland. The right to be informed, and involved, in decisions about health care and services is one of six explicit rights.
Other tools and resources
The standard sets out a quality statement, how it should be measured and its implications for service providers, health professionals, commissioners and people using services.