East Lothian Primary Care Improvement Plan
Overview
East Lothian’s Primary Care Improvement Plan was developed in collaboration with primary care professionals, primary care representatives, stakeholders, service managers, the third sector and planners. It aims to develop a model of care which:
- Develops a multidisciplinary team approach to identifying and meeting patient needs
- Establishes new ways of working and new ways to deliver primary care services across the county in suitable premises
- Provides improved, accessible information and education
- Gives greater provision of supported self-care and self-management
- Enhances third sector services and community and voluntary support
Why your views matter
We want to make sure that everyone involved in primary care - professionals and patients - have the opportunity to work with us on how the East Lothian Primary Care Plan is implemented. This is an opportunity to get involved in the future provision of primary care and we look forward to hearing from you. If you want take part in the conversation, you will find full information at the link below.
What happens next
The implementation is the key part of the PCIP and we will be consulting and engaging with all stakeholders at regular intervals throughout the three-year implementation period.
Events
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New Horizons:Transforming Primary Care in East Lothian
From 8 Nov 2018 at 09:30 to 8 Nov 2018 at 14:00For anyone working in primary care, patients, ELHSCP planners, community. third sector and providers
Areas
- All Areas
Audiences
- Local Residents
- People who live in rented housing
- Young people
- Deaf / Deaf Blind people living in East Lothian
- Community Councils
- East Lothian Council Tenants
- Business Community
- Third Sector
- Parents and Guardians
- Registered Tenant Organisations
- Prescribed Consultees
- Rural Communities
- Local authorities
- Stakeholders
- East Lothian Council Staff
- East Lothian Tenants and Residents Panel
- Stakeholder Organisations
- Service Providers
- Communities
- Staff & unions
- Patient involvement groups
- Area Partnerships
- Service providers
- Interest & advocacy groups
- Local Residents
- Visitors / Tourists / Non Residents
- Parents & Guardians
- Disabled People
- Children & Young People
- Service Users
- Tenants and Residents Associations
- LGBT individuals
- People Affected by Drugs / Alcohol Misuse
- People affected by Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- Patients
- Carers
- Council staff
- Parents & Carers
- School staff
- Carers of People with Dementia
- Local Residents
- Community Groups & Organisations
- Teachers
- Staff
- Students
- ELC Councillors
- Citizens' Panel Members
- Unions
- Community Planning Partners
Interests
- Health & Wellbeing
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