Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (13 March 2024).
PIF is proud to support The King's Fund virtual conference: Community-led and person-centred approaches to health and wellbeing
PIF TICK members shine at the BMA PLG patient information awards 2023.
PIF member Marie Curie has won the top prize at the BMA PLG patient information awards 2023 for its When someone dies booklet.
Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (28 February 2024).
A report by the ABPI Patient Advisory Council sets out how to make sure patients get faster, more equitable access to innovative treatments.
Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (21 February 2024).
PIF member The King's Fund has published a short summary of key health inequalities data.
Online platform aims to increase understanding of stroke among survivors and caregivers.
Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (14 February 2024).
PIF is proud to support The King's Fund virtual event on health inequalities.
Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (7 February 2024).
Pilot sees four health content creators gain their Individual PIF TICK. Find out more about the upcoming full launch.
Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (31 January 2024).
Election manifestos by the Patients Association and National Voices call for improved communication with patients and action to address health inequalities.
Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (24 January 2024).
Your weekly round up of the latest news, studies and views for professionals working in health information (17 January 2024).
Terrence Higgins Trust helps to ensure DVLA requirements are accurate, medically necessary and do not perpetuate HIV-related stigma.