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SUMMARY:How we create patient information people can trust
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DESCRIPTION:Meet the experts behind clear\, consistent and consent-ready
	 patient information.Join Radar Healthcare’s Content Director\, Julie Sm
	ith\, and clinician and EIDO Library contributor\, from Mid &amp\; South E
	ssex NHS Foundation Trust\, Julie Godfrey. for a behind-the-scenes convers
	ation about how trusted patient information is created.This 30-minute webi
	nar is ideal for healthcare\, clinical and governance teams.Patient inform
	ation plays an important role in helping people understand their treatment
	 options\, ask informed questions and make decisions about their care. In
	 this practical and open conversation\, the session will explore how clini
	cal expertise\, peer review and editorial standards come together to creat
	e information that patients can understand and clinicians can rely on. Us
	ing the ‘Inserting a PICC Line’ information document as a practical ex
	ample\, they will discuss how patient information supports shared decision
	-making and informed consent\, from the first draft through to clinical us
	e. What you’ll learnHow content is developed: Understand the submission
	 process\, author guidelines\, expectations and support available to clini
	cal contributors.How quality is assured: Explore the role of peer review\,
	 editorial queries\, clinical accuracy checks and plain-English editing.Ho
	w accessibility is considered: Discover how illustrations\, document layou
	t\, accessibility and translations help make information more useful for p
	atients.How information is used in practice: Learn how clinicians access a
	nd share patient information through digital platforms\, PDFs and printed 
	copies.How content stays current: Find out how patient information is revi
	ewed\, updated and maintained over time.How information supports consent: 
	Explore how clear information about benefits\, risks\, alternatives and wh
	at happens without treatment supports better consent conversations.Registe
	r
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