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In February, The Integration of Primary and Community Care Committee published its call for evidence, inviting the public to provide their views on the delivery of integrated primary and community care services as part of its inquiry.

- Publication
- 4 July 2023
National Voices’ response to: The Integration of Primary and Community Care Committee
In February, The Integration of Primary and Community Care Committee published its call for evidence, inviting the public to provide their views on the delivery of integrated primary and community care services as part of its inquiry.
- Integrated care
- Primary care
- Person-centred care
- Publication
- 1 September 2014
Person Centred Care 2020
In this report, National Voices members describe how person centred care should look by 2020 and how to achieve it
- Person-centred care
- Lived experience
- Publication
- 20 September 2017
Person-centred care in 2017
Policy makers have been aspiring to a ‘patient-centred NHS’ in England for at least 20 years. Person-centred care has become an increasingly prominent stated ambition both of national policy and local practice.
- Person-centred care
- Lived experience
- Page
Become a member
With more than 200 member organisations, National Voices is the leading and largest coalition of health and care charities in England. Together our members work to advocate for more inclusive and person centred health and care, shaped by the people who use and need it the most.
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Access our diverse network
We know that many health and care leaders are keen to engage with diverse groups of people to better understand what they want from health and care but don’t know where to start. At National Voices, we are uniquely placed to support you.
- Blog
- 1 September 2022
Health and social care Multi-Disciplinary Teams: will Integrated Care Systems encourage them to come together or play apart?
Whilst Integrated Care Systems only became legal entities in July 2022, more person-centred and co-ordinated care in England has been in development for over 50 years. One of the most common approaches to encourage health and social care professionals to work together over these decades has been multi-disciplinary teams (MDTs). This blog reflects on two virtual workshops held at the National Voices Integrated Care Systems (ICS) event in June 2022.
- National Voices’ Conference on ICSs
- Integrated care
- Primary care
- News
- 13 March 2024
National Voices is calling on people to ‘Share for Better Care’
The Share for Better Care campaign, launched by the Care Quality Commission and Healthwatch England in collaboration with National Voices and a range of other excellent partners, aims to encourage everyone to give feedback on their experiences of care, particularly people more likely to experience poorer care and inequalities who are less likely to give their feedback.
- Share for Better Care
- Health inequalities
- Lived experience
- Person-centred care
- Publication
- 1 January 2013
Integrated care: what do patients, service users and carers want?
The aspects of care correlating most closely with good patient experience are relational. Patients want to be listened to, to get good explanations from professionals, to have their questions answered, to share in decisions, and to be treated with empathy and compassion.
- Person-centred care
- Integrated care
- Publication
- 1 May 2013
Principles for integrated care
The lack of joined-up care is the biggest frustration for patients, service users and carers. Conversely, achieving integrated care would be the biggest contribution the health and care services could make to improving quality and safety.
- Integrated care
- Person-centred care
- Project
Share for Better Care
The Share for Better Care campaign, launched by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) and Healthwatch England in collaboration with National Voices and a range of other excellent partners, aims to encourage everyone to give feedback on their experiences of care, particularly people more likely to experience poorer care and inequalities who are less likely to give their feedback.
- Health inequalities
- Lived experience
- Person-centred care