Working in Partnership Programme
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Working in Partnership Programme (WiPP)[1] was launched in England in 2004 under the new General Medical Services (nGMS) contract to support general practice by providing them with innovative ideas on how to improve services for the public.
The programme has 13 initiatives. The GMS contract provided the funds, while the intiatives are being implemented by a number of different agencies in England. The WiPP website provides links to resources, tools and techniques, such as online training courses and best practice guides for download.[2]
1. 'Self Care for People' skills training course for people
2. 'Self Care for Primary Care' skills training course for professionals
3. Joining up Self Care in the NHS
4. Making Sense of Health
5. Database of Good Practice
6. Sickness Absence Management
7. Workload Analysis Tool
8. Improving the Management of Repeat Medicines in Primary Care
9. Primary Care Management Development Programme
10. General Practice Nursing - Getting it Right for Patients and Public Health
11. Facilitating the Employment, Training, Development and Integration of Health Care Assistants
12. Vocational Training Scheme for General Practice Managers
13. National Primary Care Mental Health Collaborative
References
- ^ "Website of the Working in Partnership Programme (WiPP). Accessed on". 2008-08-28. Retrieved 2008-08-28.
- ^ wipp-initiatives "A page on the WiPP website. Accessed on". 2008-08-28. Retrieved 2008-08-28.
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