Development of a moderate asthma pathway for London
Giles Armstrong shares work to develop a moderate asthma pathway for London, designed for children over 5 years of age and support staff in the assessment management and discharge of this group.
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The value of child and family-centred integrated care
Read more of: The value of child and family-centred integrated careFor #AskAboutAsthma Deborah Waddell, Respiratory Specialist Nurse Asthma and Lung UK shares a case study on the impact of poor housing on a child’s respiratory and general health and the importance of integrated health and social care.
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The risks of using asthma inhalers without an asthma diagnosis
Read more of: The risks of using asthma inhalers without an asthma diagnosisLaura King, Senior Children & Young People’s Asthma Practitioner for North-East London blogs about the risks of using asthma inhalers without an asthma diagnosis.
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Community Chests for London are supporting shared local investments to create healthier, happier communities
Read more of: Community Chests for London are supporting shared local investments to create healthier, happier communitiesBy Dr Katie Coleman As Clinical Director of the Community Led Prevention programme at Transformation Partners in Health and Care (TPHC), I am excited to bring my knowledge as a GP in Islington to help support the brilliant work of the community chests in London. I have already seen the power of this in Islington, […]
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Addressing stigma in children and young people’s asthma with co-production
Read more of: Addressing stigma in children and young people’s asthma with co-productionDr Lin Graham-Ray reflects on co-production with children and young people in south west London and these learnings are being taken forward to help open up conversations and reduce stigma around asthma.
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The pan-London homeless health programme becomes ‘Homeless Health London Partnership’
Read more of: The pan-London homeless health programme becomes ‘Homeless Health London Partnership’What we do hasn’t changed The pan-London homeless health programme led by Transformation Partners in Health and Care becomes the Homeless Health London Partnership. This new brand marks a fresh start while reinforcing the programme’s commitment to its core mission. That is to improve the access to, experience of, and outcomes from health care for […]
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#ZeroSuicideLDN campaign ‘more important than ever’ as more than 360,000 Londoners play their part in saving lives
Read more of: #ZeroSuicideLDN campaign ‘more important than ever’ as more than 360,000 Londoners play their part in saving livesMore than 360,000 people across the capital have completed free, suicide prevention training as part of the #ZeroSuicideLDN campaign. Launched by the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan in September 2019, with support from the NHS in London, the citywide #ZeroSuicideLDN campaign aims to encourage Londoners to access free, online suicide prevention training. Developed by the […]
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Joint-working approaches for supporting young people with disordered eating on paediatric wards
Read more of: Joint-working approaches for supporting young people with disordered eating on paediatric wardsTransformation Partners in Health and Care has worked closely with a group of experienced clinicians and experts by experience to develop a set of guiding principles on disordered eating, and how to best support and meet the needs of this group. This blog has been published as part of a series to explore the topic […]
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Searching for Answers film
Read more of: Searching for Answers filmSearching for Answers is a short film which shares Edward and Christie’s* personal experiences of homelessness, substance use and mental health. This film invites us to reflect and recognise the enormous difference it can make when treating people with co-occurring conditions with kindness and compassion. Watch the film here *Some names and identities have been […]
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Changes to cancer waiting time standards from October 2023
Read more of: Changes to cancer waiting time standards from October 2023From 1 October, the standards measuring waiting times for cancer diagnosis and treatment are being modernised and simplified. The NHS will move from the 10 different standards in place now to three: Faster Diagnosis Standard: a diagnosis or ruling out of cancer within 28 days of referral (set at 75%) 31-day treatment standard: commence treatment […]