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Supporting Paediatricians to Develop Participation  The guide, entitled Not Just a Phase, was launched at the RCPCH Meeting in April 2010. It contains practical information for clinicians and managers on how to develop a culture of participation by young people in health services and case studies to illustrate how this might be achieved.
Printed copies are available for purchase via the RCPCH website. All RCPCH members will receive a free copy of Not Just a Phase over the coming months.
Participation Resources
Participation Works is a consortium of six national children and young people's agencies that enables organisations to effectively involve children and young people in the development,delivery and evaluation of services that affect their lives.
Hear by Right offers tried and tested standards for organisations to improve their practice and policy on the participation of children and young people. |
Staying Positive - Expert Patient Programme
The expert patient programme is a self management course for people with long term conditions giving them the confidence skills and knowledge to manage their condition and have better control over their lives.
Being a teenager isn't easy.
Being a teenager with a long term condition is even harder
 Staying Positive Workshops are designed and run by young people with long term conditions for young people with long term conditions. Visit the Staying Positive website.
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Involvement of Young People in the RCPCH  The RCPCH is strengthening the involvement of young people in it's strategy.Visit the RCPCH Children & Young People's pages by clicking on the image above or visiting The children and young peoples participation pages of www.rcpch.ac.uk.
RCPCH Participation Officer The RCPCH Participation Officer is Bharti Mepani and she plays an active role in the YPHSIG. Bharti has a background in youth work and has considerable experience of young people's participation.
You can contact Bharti at the RCPCH
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