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What Matters to You (idea from tweet chat)
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Ideas from Tweet chat
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Mar 25, 2022
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in Coordination of elective care challenge
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Outside of England
Spend time to together understanding what matters to you and making shared decisions, one size doesn't fit all. Valuing the lived and learnt experience.
#hellomynameis Helen Lee
@helenlee321_lee
Q1 recognising we are all on the same team and we need to spend time together understanding what matters #WMTY and making shared decisions. One size doesn't fit all. Valuing the lived and learnt experience
s your idea a commercial offer , or does it have the potential to be a commercial offer?
Unsure
Which part of the pathway does your idea focus on?
All parts of the pathway
@EdCoxNHS - Ask patients ‘what matters most’ as routine. Personalised care can only be personalised when the person is at the centre
@NRCUK as long as you record it and can enable them to record how far they are from reaching it , using that distance to design and deliver their care - or it is just false hope/empathy.
Not digitally tricky either:
@Jenny74112735 - actively listening, asking people “what does matter to them” and supporting them with their issues
Dear Helen,
Thank you for supporting the #SolvingTogether crowdsourcing for elective care recovery by sharing your idea.
Every single idea and comment has been reviewed by more than 30 champions who are supporting this work, led by regional NHS leads, including people lived experience, national clinical directors, experts in health inequalities and system improvers.
The champions supported the theming of the ideas and identified three Big Ideas. These three Big Ideas are now being developed to be prototyped and tested.
Your idea contributed to the creation of Big Idea 1c.
Managing my own care journey, with support if I need it: We heard through the crowdsourcing that people who are waiting for the decision to be admitted for elective care say that they want more control or power over what is happening to them. They say they want to know what is going on and have more knowledge and control over when things are going to happen to them. They want to be prepared. Big Idea 1c is to make waiting time valuable.
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Every single idea and comment has been reviewed by more than 30 champions who are supporting this work, led by regional NHS leads, including people lived experience, national clinical directors, experts in health inequalities and system improvers.
The champions supported the theming of the ideas and identified three Big Ideas. These three Big Ideas are now being developed to be prototyped and tested. You can find out more about the three Big Ideas here https://solvingtogether.crowdicity.com/hubbub...nitypage/121486
Thank you again for Solving Together!
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