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Department of Health Dignity Campaign
The Department of Health Dignity Campaign aims to put dignity at the heart of care services. You can:
- sign up to become a dignity champion
- take a look at the Toolkit for action for ideas of what part you can play in delivering the dignity in care campaign
- find other champions who are local to you using the dignity champion search facility
- join the discussion forum which provides Dignity Champions with an online space through which they can meet and talk to other Dignity Champions to share ideas, experiences, issues, solutions and best practice.
- Share your good practice ideas with others by submitting your ideas to the Good Practice Framework
- follow the campaign on Twitter
The Department of Health Dignity in Care Campaign has been running for three years now and with over 10,000 individuals signed up to be Dignity Champions. An independent review of the campaign has been undertaken to determine the progress achieved, success's and areas for improvement.
Read the full report and take a look at some of the 60 case studies showing what champions have been up to over the past three years.
My year as National Dignity Ambassador
Sir Michael's Report " My year as National Dignity Ambassador" has been published. The report is a frank account of his observations during his time in the role. It is not a policy report and it's intended audience is the public as much as care workers and care providers.
The handbook to the NHS Constitution for England
This handbook is designed to give NHS staff and patients all the information they need about the NHS Constitution for England. It outlines the roles played in protecting and developing the NHS and will help you understand your rights, pledges, values and responsibilitie
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