Summary
This case study published by the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP) highlights the Epilepsy12 Audit’s approach to working with children and young people to improve paediatric epilepsy care. Epilepsy12 Youth Advocates are epilepsy experienced or interested children, young people, families and an epilepsy specialist nurse. They volunteer together to shape Epilepsy12 and to lead improvement activities with families and epilepsy services.
The audit won the Richard Driscoll Memorial Award (RDMA) 2022. The RDMA asks HQIP commissioned programmes to describe how patients and carers influence the production of the patient-focused outputs of the programme.
#VoiceMatters - Working with children and young people in the Epilepsy12 audit and quality improvement in paediatric epilepsy care (16 November 2022)
https://www.hqip.org.uk/resource/epilepsy12-audit-rdma-2022-case-study/#.Y59DIMvP2Uk?vgo_ee=+9gAGINbEwR+sHGVXVMZHAvEwOLTJG5oE3hbz0hwcsI=
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