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Stakeholder involvement

Standard 2: Systems are in place for educating and involving all stakeholders in ICP development.

Criteria
2a Systems are in place to involve the following stakeholders in the ICP development process:

multi-agency and multidisciplinary workforces (including advocacy services and voluntary organisations)
service users, and
informal carers.

2b Systems are in place to involve all stakeholders in awareness and education sessions about ICPs.

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30\|11\|2008 - National Library for Health National Library for Health, Patient and Public Involvement website Patient and public involvement specialist library Link
30\|11\|2008 - VOX Scotland Guidance Notes – Good Practice in Service User Involvement Voices of Experience (Vox Scotland) guidance document Vox Scotland website www.voxscotland.org.uk Link
30\|11\|2008 - National Leadership and Innovation Agency for Heal... Integrated care pathways: a guide to good practice (NHS Wales) Llanharan, Wales: National Leadership and Innovation Agency for Healthcare; 2005. See Section 2.1. Developing Your Integrated Care Pathway p24-31 Link
6\|9\|2007 - Integrated Care Pathway Users in Scotland (ICPUS) A workbook for people starting to develop integrated care pathways Integrated Care Pathway Users in Scotland (ICPUS). A workbook for people starting to develop integrated care pathways. ICPUS; 2007 More >> Link
31\|12\|2006 - Journal of Integrated Care Pathways How can users be involved in service improvements in health and social care, and why is this important? Reference: Challans E. How can users be involved in service improvements in health and social care, and why is this important? Journal of Integrated Care Pathways. 2006; 10(2); 49-58