This resource pack is aimed at health and care organisations to support the workforce and people living with long term health conditions to be more physically active.
This is a resource pack for those in the health and care workforce to support people with long term conditions to be more active.
The executive summary for the Movement for All Evaluation Report.
With our programme evaluators, Traverse, we bring together learning from a number of intervention and insight projects as well as recommendations based on what we’ve learned over the past few years working together collaboratively to support people with long term conditions to be active. If you’re looking to deliver and evaluate physical activity projects for people with long term conditions, want to collaborate with similar organisations to deliver behaviour change projects or are looking to embed physical activity into the strategy and day to day business of your organisation then check out our report today.
Sara Hazzard, Assistant Director of Strategic Communications at the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, responds to our 'You Only Had To Ask' report on what people with multiple conditions say about health equity.
This report presents the findings from the first phase of The Richmond Group's work with Britain Thinks to understand how the pandemic has shaped the experiences and views of patients, professionals and the public.
Marking the culmination of three years of the Taskforce on Mutliple Conditions work and representing its final output, this report sets out the findings from ethnographic research to better understand life for people experiencing inequity and disadvantage and how this impacts the management of their multiple long-term conditions. The research was conducted by Revealing Reality for the Taskforce on Multiple Conditions, who work to ensure that people living with multiple conditions have their voices heard by policymakers and practitioners.
A joint vision laying out a shared ambition of what integrated care and improved ways of working could mean for people and communities.
This report presents the findings from the final phase of The Richmond Group's work with Britain Thinks to understand how the pandemic has shaped the experiences and views of patients, professionals and the public.
This report presents the findings from the second phase of The Richmond Group's work with Britain Thinks to understand how the pandemic has shaped the experiences and views of patients, professionals and the public.
