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Articles by Jo Maybin
Listening to feedback in maternity services
‘You don’t know you’ve got a good service, unless women are confirming that that’s how it felt for them’. This sentiment was expressed by many of the people we spoke to as part of our research commissioned by the Department of Health, presented in the report User feedback in maternity services.
Maintaining motivation in uncertain times
Three stages of transition Bridges identifies three stages of transition that people pass through: ending, losing, letting go of old ways and identities the neutral zone where the old reality is gone and the new one isn’t yet fully formed the new beginning working with new energy and purpose. People pass through these stages at different paces, often moving backwards and forward rather than neatly stepping through in sequential order.
Tackling the Covid-19 outbreak in care homes
Staff working in care homes have played a key role in the response to Covid-19. Care homes have opened their doors to rapid admissions from both the community and hospitals, and staff have worked hard to understand residents’ wishes and to ensure that care plans respect these. Staff have gone above and beyond in caring for residents and have, in many instances, learned new competencies and skills to do so.
Rethinking ‘quality’ in health care - Deborah Swinglehurst, Nathan Emmerich, Jo Maybin, Sophie Park, Sally Quilligan, 2014
‘Quality’ is a word we encounter repeatedly in relation to health care and it has become a powerful health policy driver.
Caring for people with learning disabilities
This free live online event will explore various models of care that are set up to support people with learning disabilities in the right setting. Helping people live in the community with the right levels of support and close to home is central to NHS England’s Transforming Care programme. You’ll hear about a service set up in Hull, commissioned by the local authority, to support people with learning disabilities to live independently and as part of mainstream society.
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