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Helen champions family’s voices in coproducing health care both at an individual level and strategically in planning services. This was inspired by her unique dual background as a Consultant in Paediatric Neurodisability, with almost 30 years’ experience in the field, and as mum to Matthew, who was born in 2000 with life-limiting disabilities. | |||
She was as a keynote speaker at the International Society for Quality in Health Care (ISQua) annual conference in Seoul and has worked with the WHO in Geneva on the Patient experiences of harm: lessons for the health care system project. | |||
Helen chaired the Advisory group for the NHS England Personal Health Budget Quality Framework and worked in Personalised Care since 2018, as part of the national Strategic Coproduction group, speaking at national events. | |||
She believes that real change in health services that delivers better quality care and reduces waste in the system has to come from listening to people who use services and giving them a meaningful voice in shaping the care they receive. | |||
'''Feedback from speaking events''' | |||
''“exceptionally articulate” “one of my highlights from the Personalised Care briefing”'' | |||
''“I still have goosebumps from the interview I did with Helen Leonard this morning and her session at the conference”'' | |||
''“excellent insight” “pure inspiration” ”conference highlight” “the one I took most from over 2 days”.'' | |||
[Other speakers at this Healthcare Financial Managers Association HFMA event included the Chief Analyst at the Kings Fund, National Clinical Director for Mental Health, and Alistair Campbell, former Downing Street director of communications] | |||
'''Published articles''' | |||
She has published about diverse topics including heart transplantation in Down’s syndrome, sleep deprivation | |||
Children with complex health needs and personal health budgets | |||
Leonard H. ''Archives of Disease in Childhood'' 2020;'''105:'''211-213 | |||
New personalised care plan for the NHS | |||
de Iongh Anya, Redding Don, Leonard Helen. | |||
''British Medical Journal'' editorial BMJ 2019;364 :1470 | |||
Helen Leonard: Personal health budgets—a view from the other side | |||
<nowiki>https://blogs.bmj.com/bmj/2019/08/21/helen-leonard-personal-health-budgets-a-view-from-the-other-side/</nowiki> | |||
Leonard H. Sleep, if you can | |||
''Archives of Disease in Childhood'' Commissioned editorial 2018;'''103:'''119-120. | |||
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Helen champions family’s voices in coproducing health care both at an individual level and strategically in planning services. This was inspired by her unique dual background as a Consultant in Paediatric Neurodisability, with almost 30 years’ experience in the field, and as mum to Matthew, who was born in 2000 with life-limiting disabilities.
She was as a keynote speaker at the International Society for Quality in Health Care (ISQua) annual conference in Seoul and has worked with the WHO in Geneva on the Patient experiences of harm: lessons for the health care system project.
Helen chaired the Advisory group for the NHS England Personal Health Budget Quality Framework and worked in Personalised Care since 2018, as part of the national Strategic Coproduction group, speaking at national events.
She believes that real change in health services that delivers better quality care and reduces waste in the system has to come from listening to people who use services and giving them a meaningful voice in shaping the care they receive.
Feedback from speaking events
“exceptionally articulate” “one of my highlights from the Personalised Care briefing”
“I still have goosebumps from the interview I did with Helen Leonard this morning and her session at the conference”
“excellent insight” “pure inspiration” ”conference highlight” “the one I took most from over 2 days”.
[Other speakers at this Healthcare Financial Managers Association HFMA event included the Chief Analyst at the Kings Fund, National Clinical Director for Mental Health, and Alistair Campbell, former Downing Street director of communications]
Published articles
She has published about diverse topics including heart transplantation in Down’s syndrome, sleep deprivation
Children with complex health needs and personal health budgets
Leonard H. Archives of Disease in Childhood 2020;105:211-213
New personalised care plan for the NHS
de Iongh Anya, Redding Don, Leonard Helen.
British Medical Journal editorial BMJ 2019;364 :1470
Helen Leonard: Personal health budgets—a view from the other side
https://blogs.bmj.com/bmj/2019/08/21/helen-leonard-personal-health-budgets-a-view-from-the-other-side/
Leonard H. Sleep, if you can
Archives of Disease in Childhood Commissioned editorial 2018;103:119-120.