The Perfect
Patient Pathway is an awarded NHS England Test Bed site. It involves 28
partners spanning across health, social care, education, technology and
voluntary sector organisations in the Sheffield City Region. It aims to create
the perfect patient pathway to bring benefits for patients with long term
health conditions by offering them new solutions keep people well, healthy and
independent to prevent hospital admissions.
This Test Bed site is being evaluated by a team of ScHARR researchers at the University of Sheffield, led by Steve Ariss.
The
Evaluation team have been undertaking stakeholder consultation events with HealthWatch
and Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust.
On the 21st
July 2016 33 people with a variety of long term conditions from all over
Sheffield attended one of two Public and Patient Involvement (PPI) workshops.
They were asked for their views and feedback on what they felt a perfect
patient pathway would look like and their opinions of how useful they felt the
proposed technologies/inventions would be.
It was
highly successful generating excellent discussions and interest in the project.
29 people
provided feedback and rated the technologies and 19 people expressed an
interest in continuing their involvement in the project.
If you have
any questions about the workshop or want to be involved in future events,
please contact Jennifer Read: j.read@sheffield.ac.uk
Perfect Patient Pathway website: http://ppptestbed.nhs.uk
Twitter: @perfect_pathway
Perfect Patient Pathway Evaluation website: http://www.catch.org.uk/current-project/perfect-patient-pathway/
Written by Jennifer Read
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