#matexp, pop up uni, 10am, 2 september 2015

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How we built a change platform by

accident! #MATEXP…no hierarchy, just

people

Kath Evans, Head of Patient Experience – Maternity, Newborn,

Children and Young People, Nursing Directorate, NHSE

And the #MatExp team - including people from all across the

country! Mums, professionals…all voices are welcome!

Leap of faith

What will we cover today?

Just how on earth DO you create a change platform by accident?!

• How the #MatExp social media movement evolved

• What is ‘Whose Shoes’ and what happened during the pilot ‘Whose Shoes’

maternity user experience workshops in London

• How you fit in the shoes of others…even those with different sized feet and a

completely different taste in footwear?

• How the training film ‘In Their Shoes’ can be used to improve professional practice

• How local collaboration has taken place and how Maternity Service Liaison

Committees fit in.

#MatExp – no hierarchy, just people!

Our #MatExp philosophy: collaboration and co-production

Why Was #MatExp Conceived? • Improving service user experience in maternity care a priority for NHS

England

• Key policy drivers including the NHS Outcomes Framework, NICE

guidelines and quality standards, national Audit Office report, the 6 C’s

• CQC 2013 survey, PEN maternity survey – key themes for

improvement recognised such as information provision, continuity of

care, facilities

• Critical to success is involving and engaging staff and service users

• Essential to focus on action, work closely together and share results

Exploring the pregnancy journey – ‘In Their

Shoes’

• Aim / objective:

To explore the pregnancy journey and stand in the shoes of the user. The focus is the human voice as the user interacts with maternity services – the thoughts and feelings, concerns and joys.

• Purpose:

To promote understanding of the perspectives of others, challenge assumptions, harness empathy and compassion and improve professional practice.

• Target audience:

Health professionals working in maternity services

• Method of delivery:

Training workshops, discussion tool and user experience events /

workshops

‘In Their Shoes’ – Perspectives on maternity care

https://youtu.be/UrsCeRHQ8XA

How Do You Make It Work In Your Hospital, and

for Your Specialty?

Training brief has been developed in conjunction with the film to support training delivery

in these areas common to ANY hospital and ANY specialty:

• Communication

• Quality Improvement

• Team Working

• Continuity of Care

We at #MatExp HQ are very proud parents watching our baby grow and flourish!

So that’s how we created a change platform…by accident! • Energy • J*FDI • Ownership • No hierarchies • All views welcome • Social media!

That ‘castor oil’ moment… #eek!

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Source of image: jasonkeath.com

Real viewpoints

sourced from real people

Working together – right from the beginning!

Helping us see things differently…

‘Whose Shoes?’ in action

Queen’s Hospital, Romford

Whose Shoes?® - Nutshell Communications Ltd

Finding ways of holding on to all the important things you say

Innovative thinking at Kingston Hospital

It was fab to team up with

#NHSChangeDay!

Website and Facebook group built by our fab ‘JFDI’ Mums

Leigh and Hugo

#HugosLegacy #MatExp #SayTheirName

Graphics by New Possibilities

We love the School for Health Care Radicals

#MatExp Pinterest board – to pin the good stuff!

Whose Shoes? session at St Thomas’s Hospital – a cathedral or a bazaar?

Happy 1st birthday #MatExp!!

Ellen Page juggling fruit

We don’t wait for permission…

#MatExp now linking in strongly with the

National Maternity Review Team

Learning and actions from pilot user

experience workshops

Bringing the workshops and local collaboration to

life

The Panel

• Interviewer- Daryl Miller, Project Manager, Maternity SCN (London)

• Florence Wilcock- Divisional Director, Specialist Services Division

Consultant Obstetrician, Kingston Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

• Gill Phillips- Director Nutshell Communications and founder

• of Whose Shoes?®

• Felicity Smith- Chair of MSLC - BHRUT

• Gillian Fletcher- NCT VOICES Co-ordinator

• Sarah Dunsdon- Senior Project Manager, Maternity SCN

(London)

Want to Adopt #MatExp? • Our CROWD-SOURCED website - matexp.org.uk

• Twitter – find tweets marked #MatExp

• Facebook – Maternity Experience page

• NHS Change Day

• The SCN user experience workshop guide, film and training pack are available at the following link: http://www.londonscn.nhs.uk/networks/maternity-childrens/maternity/

• Information on ‘Whose Shoes?®’ is available at http://nutshellcomms.co.uk/

• Features as a case study for the RCM Better Births Initiative https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iRfZLXmZ-Y

• Information on NCT Voices is available at https://www.nct.org.uk/voices-training-mslcs and MSLCs http://www.chimat.org.uk/mslc