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Scaling the safety impact of the patient in Bed 9. “The person with the greatest incentive to get great care to Bed 9 is the person lying in Bed 9” Paul Hodgkin Patient Opinion @paulhodgkin. Image thanks to http ://weareus.co.uk/portfolio/human-chicken. So what’s new?.
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Scaling the safety impact of the patient in Bed 9 “The person with the greatest incentive to get great care to Bed 9 is the person lying in Bed 9” Paul Hodgkin Patient Opinion @paulhodgkin
Image thanks to http://weareus.co.uk/portfolio/human-chicken
Everyone with a mobile phone now has a public voice
Service User User Organisations CQC CCGs, Healthwatch Automatic notification Relevant staff Story Response Comment 1 Comment 2 Service improvement Comment from patient Local Authorities National government, and MPs Transparency across the system
How stories improve integration across health and social care Care Home “The ambulance arrived quickly” Daughter Ambulance Local NHS FT hospital Ambulance “We really liked the step down home but it was awful arriving there at 22.00 after waiting all day for the hospital to discharge her”. Daughter Step down facility Ambulance Social care Care Home Health services “We often find residents coming back to us late at night” Care home comment Community physio
Summary • The person in Bed 9 has always had a strong • incentive to get great care • What has changed is that they now have a • public voice • New platforms that link the voice of patients up • to busy staff can be cheap, acceptable to staff, and • result in a service improvement in ~10% of time
Patient ‘voice’ via public social media platforms is a major, new driver of patient-led safety
Thank You Paul Hodgkin www.patientopinion.org.uk Paul.hodgkin@patientopinion.org.uk Twitter: @paulhodgkin
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