Sweeney Programme
We believe that staff can provide the best care by stepping back and seeing the experiences through the patient’s eyes. Our unique improvement programme equips staff with the tools to do this
More about Sweeney Programme
No one can imagine the unimaginable except those, like me, who are experiencing it
Dr Kieran Sweeney describes his experience of care
- Benefits of the Sweeney Programme
How can my organisation benefit from the Sweeney Programme?
- Our impact: The Sweeney Programme
Find out about the impact of our Sweeney Programme
Sweeney Programme End of Life CollaborativeWe are now inviting applications to join a new collaborative programme on end-of-life care
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Patients and staff as codesigners of healthcare services
This article describes how experience-based co-design can be used to ensure that healthcare organisations realise the full potential of patients—the biggest resource they have for improving the quality of care.
10 February 2015 Paper -
Testing accelerated experience-based co-design
A qualitative study of using a national archive of patient experience narrative interviews to promote rapid patient-centred service improvement
04 February 2014 Paper -
What is the potential of patient shadowing as a patient-centred method?
This paper argues that patient shadowing is an effective method for delivering patient-centred care.
10 May 2016 Paper
Evidence of impact
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News story 22 October 2018
New Sweeney collaborative in partnership with Alder Hey
We are launching a new Sweeney programme: Improving the experience of children and families. A joint collaborative in partnership with Alder Hey children's hospital.
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Blog 20 July 2018
Introducing the Sweeney Community
We're introducing a new newsletter about our quality improvement work
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Blog 05 June 2018
‘What matters to you’ day – starting conversations that can transform care
Head of Improvement Bev Fitzsimons and Point of Care Foundation Associate Joanna Goodrich discuss the 'What matters to you' initiative that encourages hospitals to put patients first.