Understanding alternatives to traditional models of outpatients
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Sarah Campbell posted an update 48 minutes ago
Your ideas on the Exchange are great – please keep them coming! Strong themes around co-production, engagement, and digital health so lots of links and connections to make between teams.
For those who haven’t posted yet, please remember the deadline is Monday 1 July at 12.00. Please do hop over to the Exchange pages and comment on colleagues’…Read more
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Yogini Jani posted an update 8 hours, 40 minutes ago
I have added a couple of ideas
– one about group appointments as a way of enabling shared learning from lived experience’s especially for very specialist/ unusual conditions.
– another about remote consultations and exploring/ identifying the organisational, technical and business infrastructures for making this successful for everyone involved. -
Elizabeth Angier posted an update 9 hours, 41 minutes ago
I have just uploaded a project idea about using Skype as a triage tool for allergy with penicillin allergy hay fever and chronic urticaria as clinical models. I would be interested in anybody’s ideas and thoughts please. Looks like there might be some similar themes with Charlies project. It may also be that some respiratory patients in…Read more
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Charlie Sharp posted an update 6 days, 19 hours ago
I have uploaded a project idea focused on exploring a variety of approaches to reduce secondary care face-to-face consultations in Respiratory Medicine in Gloucestershire.
I’d be interested to hear any experience of evaluating attitudes of patients and clinicians to alternatives before starting a new service and also how to evaluate during a…Read more
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Hi Charlie
I’ll pop over and see your idea in full (thanks so much for getting this started) but though I would try and link you with @binitakane who has done great work on respiratory service transformation and change in Greater Manchester all with effective PPI.
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I’m wondering as well whether colleagues from last year’s successful team at SW AHSN might have some intel to share?
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Rosie Graham posted an update 1 week ago
Would you be interested in being an assessor for Q Exchange 2019?
Following on from the success of Q Exchange 2018 we have reviewed the programme and it launched again in June. This year we are hoping to build on the pilot year, not only by opening the vote to the whole community via an online vote but also involving more members and partners…Read more
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Elizabeth Angier posted an update 1 week ago
Hi, I’m struggling with the platform we are using to add ideas. I’m just trying to add an idea and I’m having problems with adding the text into the boxes as it says one number then goes into negative text before that is reached. Is there a total word count restriction for all boxes or a number of words allocated to each box, please?
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Hi Elizabeth.
For the four longer questions there is a character limit of 1000 characters. If you go over that your text will be cut off. Other questions have a different limit and its specified on each question.
If you drop us an email at QExchange@health.org.uk we can take a look at this for you.
Thanks
Betty
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Sarah Campbell posted an update 1 week, 1 day ago
Welcome to all new members and thanks to those who have started sharing their thoughts on projects. The ideas page is now open so please take a look and help community members to shape up their ideas.
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About this group
This group is open to anyone interested in discussing, exploring and collaborating on project ideas for the Q Exchange 2019 theme, “Understanding alternatives to traditional models of outpatients”
This group is convened by Sarah Campbell
