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Good Practice Guide and examples
- Quality requirement 1: A person-centred service
- Quality requirement 2: Early recognition, prompt diagnosis and treatment
- Quality requirement 3: Emergency and acute management
- Quality requirement 4: Early and specialist rehabilitation
- Quality requirement 5: Community rehabilitation and support
- Quality requirement 6: Vocational rehabilitation
- Quality requirement 7: Providing equipment & accommodation
- Quality requirement 8: Personal care and support
- Quality requirement 9: Palliative care
- Quality requirement 10: Supporting families and carers
- Quality requirement 11: Caring for people with neurological conditions during admission
- Chapter 3 of the NSF: Neuroscience networks
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Action on Neurology programme
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Last modified date:8 February 2007
- Assessing neurology services
Mapping different services across a health community, identifying what each provides and assessing them against national standards. - Involving key stakeholders
Promoting ownership and commitment by involving all stakeholders in service development and redesign - Developing a strategy
A mutually agreed strategy based on assessment of existing services. - Redesigning services
Using service improvement tools e.g. process mapping, measuring capacity and demand and measuring the impact of change to help organisations redesign services. - User and carer involvement
A service user and carer perspective on service redesign and development to ensure that services meet their needs
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