Special Interest Group
Making use of patient experience
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About this group
Do we over-measure patient experience? Are we helped by the Friends and Family Test, CQC patient surveys, NHS Choices star ratings, Patient Opinion snapshot comments, local Healthwatch reports, Trust and CCG surveys and focus groups, and all the rest? Or are we just confused by it all?
This group aims to analyse the suite of tools available to measure patient experience, looking for those which have the most practical use for quality improvement. We want to publish a shorter paper with recommendations for how the NHS can de-clutter the measurement of patient experience, and help patient experience leads to make use of fewer and better data sets.
Group convened by Miles Sibley and Mark Sadler.
Active members
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Isabel Ho
Senior dosimetrist / Quality Lead, Medical Physics & Founder & Secretary, Radiotherapy Quality Special Interest Group (RTQ SIG) Secretary of London and South East Radiotherapy Quality Managers Group (LASER)
The London Clinic
- England - London (East, North and Essex)
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Carl Adams
Engagement Lead for Academy of Research & Improvement / Clinical Specialist Physiotherapist in Neuro Rehabilitation
Solent NHS Trust
- England - Wessex
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Matthew Mezey
Community Manager, Q
The Health Foundation
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Julie Anderson
Associate Director (Partnerships & Engagement)
Scottish Improvement Science Collaborating Centre
- Scotland