Breadcrumb Home Projects Patient and Family-Centred Care toolkit This content relates to the following topics: Patient experience Share this content Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Email Print this page The Patient and Family-Centred Care (PFCC) toolkit is now available from The Point of Care Foundation. You may also be interested in Blog Shared responsibility for health: troubling language and unmet need Maybe the shared responsibility framework needs a different framing: one that starts with the acknowledgment that people who have health problems have a rightful expectation that they will be supported at a time of need, says Charlotte Augst. Video Jackie Kennedy: A view from the patient and citizen perspective Hear how personal health budgets can be used to meet the needs of an individual, particularly for those with long term health conditions and disabilities, offering more choice and control over the money spent. Blog Tackling HIV stigma in the health service Dr Tom Beaney, a GP trainee working in The King's Fund policy team, reflects on new data from the Positive Voices survey and considers the stigma that people with HIV face within the health service today. Blog Shedding light on service design involving patients and the public Rich Stockley explains how good patient and public involvement requires a robust and well-designed research process, and not just hoping for the elusive ‘lightbulb moment’.
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