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Advisory Board Benefits workshop Stakeholders: PATIENTS GENERAL PUBLIC CLINICIANS GP PRACTICES PUBLIC HEALTH WIDER NHS Key questions to consider: Why is patient access important? Better understanding of condition/health. Proactive partner in care. Share record with those caring for them. More accessible services. Patient empowerment. Increased confidence. Greater transparency. Improved trust & confidence in NHS / clinicians. Access to information to improve clinical Improved with patient. More informed conversation with patient. Improved compliance with treatment / care Cost and efficiency savings; admin and clinician time more effectively. Improved data quality. Enables health advice /messages to deliver directly to patients. Improves health literacy. Reduces inequalities? Improved health literacy. Integrate with other NHS services. NHS sustainability strategy. Improved transparency What would you do differently if the service was available? Be more prepared at appointments. Carers able to care better if armed with knowledge. Less DNAs, less appointments. Make better decisions. Ask more questions. Check information recorded is correct. Help co-ordinate care. Share information with other health / social care providers Take greater responsibility for own health. Help support family and friends who are receiving care / treatment. Make better lifestyle choices. Write notes with patient in mind. Prescribe “access” to patients to help improve their understanding / adherence to care plan. Encourage patients to to record to support day to day decision-making. . Offer patients a choice re accessing services and information. Deployed freed up resources to improve other patient contacts. Use access as a mechanism to to communicate with patients / public. Encourage public to access records and take proactive interest in their health. Encourage patients to share records directly with other care providers Better coordination of care between providers. .
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