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Patient involvement how the web can help
James Munrowww.patientopinion.org.uk
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Listening to patients
Old world New world
Conversations Meetings Suggestions box Thank you letters Patient experience trackers PROMs PREMs Web 2.0
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Do patients tell you the truth?
  • I have to come back. If Im honest, will it
    affect my care?
  • I gave feedback before. Nothing changed. It was
    pointless.
  • Result
  • It was fine.
  • Were you satisfied? Yes.

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Patient Experience Tracker
  • Dr Foster Intelligence

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Patient feedback on the web?
  • Too late!
  • It already happened

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RateMDs.com
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Can the web help make the NHS better?
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About half of our feedback is positive
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But some patients have a bad experience
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Voice is spreading
  • The web is
  • Public
  • Intimate
  • Egalitarian
  • And new voices are emerging

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Voices still to be heard
  • Homeless people
  • Prisoners
  • Young people
  • People in residential care

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What Patient Opinion does
  • Navigation
  • Translation
  • Privacy
  • Encourage responses
  • Encourage changes

Patients
Healthservices
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Activity on Patient Opinion
  • 20,000 pages per day
  • 12,000 comments on the site
  • Over 60 NHS organisations engaged

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Socio-economic status of contributors
Most deprived 20 of population
Least deprived 20 of population
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Future plans
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Where now?
  • Feedback is a start
  • But can it make services better?
  • Incentives for responsiveness
  • Web tools for supporting change
  • Service level change
  • Individual level change
  • Co-creation
  • Can users and staff work together?

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Sustaining Patient Opinion
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Sustaining Patient Opinion
  • Aim an ethical and sustainable business
  • Subscriptions
  • NHS organisations
  • Patient groups, MPs, others
  • Subscriptions aim to
  • Broaden and deepen involvement
  • Encourage responsive services
  • Create public value from public feedback

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