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Rachel Matthews, Head of Experience at National Voices and Associate Lived Experience Leader Keymn Whervin have co-designed and developed a prototype programme of coaching and mentoring, which will bring mutual benefit to those with Lived and Learned Experience and improve health and social care.

- Event
- 9 February 2022
Valuing Lived Experience – Learning with National Voices
Rachel Matthews, Head of Experience at National Voices and Associate Lived Experience Leader Keymn Whervin have co-designed and developed a prototype programme of coaching and mentoring, which will bring mutual benefit to those with Lived and Learned Experience and improve health and social care.
- Voices for Improvement
- Lived experience
- Event
- 4 November 2021
Long Covid Webinar Event: A community-focused response
We’re no longer in a national lockdown and life feels as though it is slowly getting back to normal, but for those who contracted COVID-19 and are still living with the debilitating consequences of the virus, the battle is far from won.
- Long Covid Project
- Member
Thomas Pocklington Trust
Thomas Pocklington Trust is a national charity dedicated to enabling and empowering blind and partially sighted people of all ages to live the life they want to lead.
- Member
UK Keratoconus Self Help and Support Group
UK Keratoconus Self Help and Support Group works to raise awareness of Keratoconus, by providing information and supporting those with Keratoconus in the UK. The organisation holds a bi-annual conference for its members, raises money for research, organises regular meetings for members often with guest speakers, and produces a regular newsletter.
- Member
Harry’s HAT
Harry’s Hydrocephalus Awareness Trust (Harry’s HAT) was founded in 2018 to help children and their families who are affected by hydrocephalus (water on the brain).
- Publication
- 28 June 2023
A shift to multidisciplinary teams in general practice: What this means for people experiencing health inequalities and frequent users of primary care services
The model of general practice is changing and, at the core of this, general practice is moving away from a model of ‘seeing a GP’ to a model that is ‘consulting with the multi-disciplinary team’. Primary care teams include over 15+ skilled roles, yet for many people accessing care, ‘going to the GP’ (the place) is synonymous with ‘seeing a GP’ (a doctor who is a general practitioner).
- A shift to multidisciplinary teams in general practice
- Primary care
- Health inequalities
- Blog
- 12 July 2022
Changing lives, changing places, changing systems
In this blog National Voices’ Chief Executive Charlotte Augst and Director of Personalised Care at NHS England, James Sanderson share reflections on the new National Voices report Changing lives, changing places, changing systems: Making progress on social prescribing. The report sets out an agenda for action to ensure that NHS England’s investment in social prescribing delivers change for people, places and systems.
- Person-centred care
- Health inequalities
- Integrated care
- Publication
- 28 June 2023
A vision for the future of primary care
In our work at National Voices, every day we hear about ways in which primary care professionals have made a positive difference to people living with mental and physical health conditions and disability. However, we also increasingly hear that the current state of play for primary care services is not working – for people accessing these services or for the primary care workforce. We find ourselves at a crossroads.
- A vision for the future of primary care
- Primary care
- Health inequalities
- Communication and administration
- Person-centred care
- Lived experience
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