Purposes for processing Patient and public participation is an essential part of NHS England’s way of working. We want to build strong and supportive relationships with our Patient and Public Voice (PPV) partners, so that we can work in partnership and use people’s experiences and views to inform our work. The term PPV Partners includes […]
This flyer provides information on the different course available to those who are involved with Patient and Public Voice (PPV).
Patient and public involvement (PPI) lay members from Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) have a network, supported by NHS England, which they use to share learning and public participation good practice from their local areas. The network enables NHS England to provide support to PPI lay members. It provides specialist PPI support and development to PPI […]
We want to make sure you feel fully supported in your role as a PPV Partner and that you’re able to have the greatest impact possible. We provide this national learning and support offer where you can access training, e-learning, coaching and additional resources to help you in your role. This is as well as […]
The Patient and Public Voices (PPV) Forum brings important views and perspectives into the work of the NHS Cancer Programme. Membership is from people across the country who have all been affected by cancer and are working with their local Cancer Alliance. The Forum meets every six months (currently virtually) and held its latest Forum […]
Information relating to contracts awarded under Procurement Policy Notice 1.
A variety of advertising templates to accompany the Improving Access to General Practice communications guide, produced in a range of formats for use in print, web, email and social media communications.
Jason Stamp, Lay Chair of the Patient and Public Voice Assurance Group, shares why becoming involved as a specialised commissioning patient and public voice (PPV) partner is a chance to have real impact. Patients and the public are at the heart of NHS England and NHS Improvement’s work to ensure healthcare is designed and delivered […]
CPAG is a non-executive and independently-chaired advisory committee, established by the Board to make recommendations to NHS England about which new treatments, services and technologies should be prioritised for inclusion in prescribed specialised services routine commissioning and could be funded by potential discretionary spend within the annual Specialised Commissioning budget allocation.