Advocacy Flashcards

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What is advocacy?

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speaking up for someone else, in particular someone with little power

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What is direct advocacy?

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the interests of individual patients or specific groups of named patients are represented to decision-makers (either by an advocate or through self-advocacy)

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What is public policy advocacy?

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advocate is seeking changes to an aspect of the system to benefit patients generally, or particular groups of patients

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What is ‘Patients First’?

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First began as a network of NHS whistleblowers

They aim to reduce death and harm in the NHS by campaigning for policies that ensure accountability

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What are the levels that advocacy is required?

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Individual level
public level within community
public level within city
Public health nationally

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