BEH - Peer Support Workers and Patient Experience Model

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Value

£200,000

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  • Coaching services

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Submission Deadline

2 years ago

Published

2 years ago

Description

To develop and implement an expert by experience model that places the people who use forensic inpatient and community learning disability and autism services at the centre of the way services are delivered and quality assured.

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North East London NHS Foundation Trust Shared Service

Tiara Pizzey

[email protected]

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