Patient Voices: The blog

First, do no harm

This is Pip Hardy's presentation to the Create Act Change 5th International Digital Storytelling Conference at Haceteppe University, Ankara, Turkey, May 10th 2013.

The quivering of the heart: cultivating compassion in healthcare

This is Pip Hardy's keynote presentation to the Create Act Change 5th International Digital Storytelling Conference at Haceteppe University, Ankara, Turkey, May 10th 2013.

Hearing Voices

This is Pip Hardy and Tony Sumner's presentation to the Create Act Change 5th International Digital Storytelling Conference at Haceteppe University, Ankara, Turkey May 9th 2013.

Going around and around

This is Pip Hardy and Cathy Jayne's presentation to the Create Act Change 5th International Digital Storytelling Conference at Haceteppe University, Ankara, Turkey May 8th 2013.

Using digital storytelling in the development of multi-professional learning organisations in primary care: opportunities and challenges

This is Pip Hardy and Anne McKee's presentation to the American Educational Research Association conference on April 30th 2013 in San Francisco, USA.

Making the big picture personal: opportunities, challenges and some ethical issues

This presentation was part of a webinar given by Pip Hardy to Alberta Health Services in April 2013 as a follow-up to the November 2012 webinar.

Dangling conversations: stories of dementia

Our keynote presentation from the Møte med minner (Meeting memories) conference in Oslo on the 10th December 2012.

How can stories of patient and professional experience contribute to BESST in clinical medical education?

This is Tony's presentation given at "Social Science Teaching in Medicine: Current State of the Art & Future Directions" Cardiff University School of Social Sciences, 6th July 2012.

Listening to Patient Voices: humanising healthcare

This is Pip's presentation given at "A patient-centred approach: providing personalised care and delivering value" in Central Hall, Westminster, London on the 4th July 2012.

‘Nothing about us without us.’ The Patient Voices Programme is partly an attempt to redress the balance of power between healthcare clinicians and managers and the people they serve, and partly an attempt to give decision-makers a different kind of opportunity to understand the needs of patients – other than ...