EmpowerED, Adult Eating Disorders Provider Collaborative, North West is thrilled to announce that we have been shortlisted for four prestigious national awards at this year’s Patient Experience Network Awards (PENNA).

PENNA_Awards.jpgThe PENNA awards honour outstanding achievements and best practices in patient experience across the health and social care sectors. EmpowerED have been recognised for their dedication to transforming patient care pathways, reducing variations in care, and fostering collaboration among stakeholders to provide person-centred care in the mental health sector.

EmpowerED, Adult Eating Disorders Provider Collaborative, North West, is a ground breaking initiative that brings together CWP, Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS FT, Lancashire and South Cumbria NHS FT, Mersey Care NHS FT, and Priory Health Care. This collaborative effort focuses on addressing adult eating disorders and aims to enhance patient pathways and experiences, while driving innovation and creativity in specialised mental health services

The LPC has been shortlisted in the following categories:

  • Commissioning for Patient Experience
  • Engaging and Championing the Public
  • Partnership Working
  • Using Insight for Improvement

The LPC represents a transformative approach to mental health services, emphasising clinical leadership, user involvement, and crosssector collaboration. Through this initiative, CWP and its partners have reimagined mental health service delivery, breaking down barriers and fostering a culture of co-production.

Tim Welch, Chief Executive, CWP said: “We are honoured to be shortlisted for these awards, which reflect our commitment to placing patients at the heart of healthcare.

“This recognition is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team, as well as our partners, as we strive to continuously improve patient experiences and drive innovation in mental health services.

“Thank you to all the Experts by Experience for their commitment and unique contribution to driving improvements for services across the North West.

“We are proud of our work which demonstrates the benefits of collaborative working and increasing the voice of people with lived experience in improving the quality of care provided.”