Scotland’s House of Care

2022-03-05

Scotland’s House of Care is based on the Year of Care Programme and as this BMJ article explains, is all about delivering person centred care in long term conditions. In this episode of our podcast, we discuss how we can offer Care and Support Planning to patients with long term conditions, as we speak to Dr Graham Kramer @KramerGraham and Lindsay Oliver @lindsayeoliver, two of the leading figures in promoting this approach both in England and Scotland over the past few years. We also hear from Alison F...

Scotland’s House of Care is based on the Year of Care Programme and as this BMJ article explains, is all about delivering person centred care in long term conditions.

In this episode of our podcast, we discuss how we can offer Care and Support Planning to patients with long term conditions, as we speak to Dr Graham Kramer @KramerGraham and Lindsay Oliver @lindsayeoliver, two of the leading figures in promoting this approach both in England and Scotland over the past few years. We also hear from Alison Fox, the Practice Manager of St Triduana’ s practice in Edinburgh, who have found that Care and support planning really works well for them, and how this has continued to be useful throughout the pandemic.

Angela Coulter video: evidence for care and support planning.

Cochrane Database review of evidence supporting Care and Support Planning.

Many conditions, one life

RCGP Person centred Toolkit

Alliance video: Patient Reps from Greater Glasgow and Clyde Health and Social Care Partnership explain their experiences with the House of Care and having care and support planning conversations with health professionals.

You can contact SNUG by emailing alex.defranco@phs.scot

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