Patient involvement opportunities

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Focus group opportunity: Cora Health’s Patient Communication Framework

The Patients Association is working in partnership with Picker and Cora Health to review and redesign Cora Health’s Patient Communication Framework, looking at when and how they communicate with patients, as well as the purpose and content of those communications. Read more

Understanding home-enterally fed patients’ experience of homecare services

We’re working with the medical device and healthcare company Abbott to better understand the experiences of adult patients who receive - or who have previously received - home enteral feeding (HEF) and have used homecare services. Read more

Patient views on Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) regulation and fees

We want to understand what patients and members of the public know about healthcare regulation, what they expect from regulators, and what they value most when health and care professionals are regulated Read more

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Focus group opportunity: Cora Health’s Patient Communication Framework

The Patients Association is working in partnership with Picker and Cora Health to review and redesign Cora Health’s Patient Communication Framework, looking at when and how they communicate with patients, as well as the purpose and content of those communications.
Trust is the algorithm - discussing health inequalities with Professor Habib Naqvi MBE FFPH

Reflections from the Patients Association Patient Partnership Week 2026 webinar on understanding the causes of health inequalities and the role of trust in improving outcomes.
The Patients Association statement on the appointment of Yvette Cooper as Secretary of State for Health and Social Care

We stand ready to work in partnership with the new Secretary of State, to bring about the change that patients need
The Patients Association and Picker respond to the publication of the Quality strategy for NHS-funded care in England

"Patients, service users, and carers must be able to help shape what good care looks like, not simply be asked to respond to decisions made elsewhere in the system.”