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#SocialPrescribingDay C4PC Webinar: Understanding & aligning link worker & community capacity building activity
On Thursday 18th March, C4PC hosted a webinar to support #SocialPrescribingDay and share learning from our document, Understanding & aligning link worker & community capacity building activity. You can read the full document here.
Understanding & aligning link worker & community capacity building activity: A place-based approach in York & Wakefield
This week we shared our our latest learning in a webinar attended by 100 people from a wide range of backgrounds across health and social care. Understanding and aligning link worker and community capacity building activity: A place-based approach in York and Wakefield was commissioned by NHS England and delivered by C4PC in collaboration with Community Catalysts, The National Association of Link Workers (NALW), the New NHS Alliance (now The Health Creation Alliance) and the Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE).
Health Inequalities, the Covid Vaccination & Community-Centred Approaches
The Coalition for Personalised Care (C4PC) has released a report identifying key issues in tackling COVID vaccine hesitancy and reluctance. It is hoped that the insight gathered will improve understanding within the NHS, Department of Health and Social Care and Ministry of Housing Communities and Local Government of how best to influence vaccine take-up.
Blogs
Personalised care when living with a rare condition
For Rare Disease Day 2021, Katie Clarke-Day, Chair of C4PC Co-production subgroup, shares her experience of living with multiple rare conditions and her experience of personalised care and co-producing her own care plan.
Reform of the NHS – The Implications for C4PC
In this latest blog, our Co-Chair, Kim Ryley provides commentary on the latest health and social care White Paper and his thoughts on what it may mean for the Coalition for Personalised Care.
Cancer, COVID and a Better Future
As one of the growing number of cancer survivors, (four years in remission and counting), I can empathise with those who, during the current Covid pandemic, are awaiting diagnosis or treatment for cancer. It
