Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (22 June 2022).
A survey by PIF member the Patients Association found most healthcare professionals back patient involvement in their own care.
Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (16 June 2022).
Excellent co-production and accessible resources were celebrated at the BMA PLG patient information awards ceremony.
Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (8 June 2022).
PIF TICK criteria updated to reflect evolving health information landscape and increase emphasis on health inequalities.
Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (25 May 2022).
New campaign by PIF member Alzheimer's Society aims to dispel myth that memory loss is 'just' a symptom of getting old.
Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (18 May 2022).
New guideline aims to increase uptake of all vaccines on the NHS routine UK immunisation schedule.
Accessibility is at the heart of a new website launch for Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust.
Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (11 May 2022).
Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (4 May 2022).
PIF member publishes Diabetes is Serious report highlighting how many people are struggling to access the care they need.
Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (27 April 2022).
PIF member Health Education England launches new literacy partnership in a bid to improve healthcare access for patients.
Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (20 April 2022).
PIF member Health Education England is extending its provision of BMJ Best Practice for another two years.