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September 15, 2006

Should Patient Opinion do 'policy'?

This week we got a posting complaining that stroke care at Preston did not conform to recommended national policy.
We don't comment or direct people to resources about clinical matters. But should we do so for policy? This posting for example clearly relates to the National Audit Office review of Stroke Care issued in November 2005. Would it help to include a link to this and so inform the debate on the site? Or is this over stepping what Patient Opinion should do? Might it make us appear a campaigning organisation and just bring out a lot of comment

Posted by Paul at September 15, 2006 3:47 PM