PET+ Introductory Masterclass – October 2021

Date: Friday 1^st October 2021, 09:15- 13:30

Delivery platform: This training will be delivered via Zoom.

Registration: To book a place, please email: Academy@yhia.nhs.uk

The Improvement Academy offers a small number of funded places to Yorkshire and Humber NHS and social care organisations. Please enquire about availability. Note: a cancellation charge of £75 may apply if less than 48 hours’ notice is given.

For applicants not eligible for funded place, a standard fee of £100 per person will apply. Please get in touch via email: Academy@yhia.nhs.uk.

Flyer: Please click here for the flyer

For further information please contact Shahima Begum via: academy@yhia.nhs.uk.

The Introductory Masterclass is Module 1 of a suite of PET+ classes. It provides an introduction to the importance of understanding patient and staff experience within safe and quality healthcare.

We will introduce you to PET+ which is a qualitativeapproach to understanding both patient experience AND staff perspectives, and how to address the issues raised by both parties. Module 1 is delivered over half a day and is divided into the following parts:

• Part a Understanding Patient Experience: An evidence-based approach
• Part b Listening to the staff voice: why it really matters
• Part c An overview of the PET+ approach

After attending this Introductory Masterclass, participants who would like to use the PET+ approach with their frontline teams can attend follow-up masterclasses on skills and techniques. These Practical Masterclasses combine ‘online classroom’ style learning with ‘on the job’ coaching and take place at times designed to suit the participants.

The event will be delivered by:

Dr Claire Marsh – Patient & Public Engagement Lead, Improvement Academy

Dr Claire Marsh leads a number of initiatives to support staff and research teams to enhance the patient and public voice within healthcare improvement.

Laura Proctor – Project Manager, Improvement Academy

Laura leads the growing PET Coaches Network supporting over 50 coaches to use PET resources with front line teams to improve patient experience across Yorkshire and Humber.