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PATIENT SELF REFERRAL
a guide for therapists
2006136 pages Paperback
ISBN-10 1 84619 165 3 ISBN-13 9781846191657
£19.95
$45.00

Lesley Holdsworth and Valerie Webster, Respectively Clinical Effectiveness Co-ordinator, NHS Forth Valley, Stirling; Associate Dean Quality, School of Health Sciences, Glasgow Caledonian University, Glasgow

Description

Allied Health Professions Series
Series Foreword by Penny Humphris CBE, Former Director, NHS Leadership Centre

This exciting series is unique in providing advice on management, leadership and development for those in the Allied Health Professions (AHP).

This practical and comprehensive guide contains all the information you need to set up a self referral service successfully, including answers to frequently asked questions, sample referral forms, a sample poster, datasets, guides for consistency, an anticipated referral calculator tool and a complete glossary of terms.

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‘Over the last ten years we have lost count of the inquiries we’ve fielded from all over the United Kingdom and from many other countries worldwide. We’ve been contacted by a wide range of healthcare providers, clinical staff from a variety of professions; therapists, nurses and doctors, service managers, professional bodies and healthcare policy makers. They have raised all sorts of issues and initially somewhat surprising to us has been the fact that regardless of profession, viewpoint, geographical setting and/or system of funding, the questions have been the same. This is a practical guide that should help to take you relatively stress-free through the very important key stages of preparation. It will provide useful hints and tips to assist you in your decision making and will ensure as successful and painless a transition as possible. The content is based on the knowledge we’ve gained through bitter (and sweet!) experience and is a representation of our personal views.’
Lesley Holdsworth and Valerie Webster, in the Introduction

Contents

bullet Why write this guide  bullet Who this guide is for  bullet How to use this guide  bullet Section 1: Background  bullet Tracing the progress of access to physiotherapy  bullet Why consider patient self referral  bullet Legal and professional issues  bullet What’s in a name?  bullet Section checklist  bullet Section 1 further reading list  bullet Section 2: Before you start  bullet Know your population  bullet Know your service  bullet What kind of patient self referral service is for you?  bullet The most frequently asked questions  bullet Referrals  bullet Waiting lists  bullet Making critical friends  bullet Section checklist  bullet Section 2 further reading list  bullet Section 3 Preparing for implementation  bullet How will patients refer themselves?  bullet Publicising the change in access to your service  bullet What Information do I need from patients?  bullet Measuring and demonstrating impact  bullet Section checklist  bullet Section 3 further reading list  bullet Section 4: Final countdown to implementation  bullet Testing your system  bullet Publicising the launch of your service  bullet Final countdown checklist  

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