Patient Participation Group Network

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Patient Participation Group (PPG) Network meeting in action at Churchdown Community Centre. Six tables of PPG members discussing how they work together. There are, on average, six PPG members on each table and it is a mix of males and females.

The Gloucestershire Patient Participation Group (PPG) Network is organised by NHS Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board (ICB). It provides a space for PPG members to share their experiences and learn from each other, to continue to fulfil an effective role in their practice. It enables PPGs to share their views with the ICB, to shape and influence its work.

NHS Gloucestershire ICB involves PPG members in engagement work and provides support to PPGs on an individual basis. In addition, NHS Gloucestershire ICB hosts a bi-monthly network meeting. PPG members can attend in person, or online using MS Teams.

In the short film below, representatives from PPGs around Gloucestershire describe how they became involved in the PPG at their practice, and share their views on some of the benefits such involvement brings:


The Gloucestershire Patient Participation Group (PPG) Network is organised by NHS Gloucestershire Integrated Care Board (ICB). It provides a space for PPG members to share their experiences and learn from each other, to continue to fulfil an effective role in their practice. It enables PPGs to share their views with the ICB, to shape and influence its work.

NHS Gloucestershire ICB involves PPG members in engagement work and provides support to PPGs on an individual basis. In addition, NHS Gloucestershire ICB hosts a bi-monthly network meeting. PPG members can attend in person, or online using MS Teams.

In the short film below, representatives from PPGs around Gloucestershire describe how they became involved in the PPG at their practice, and share their views on some of the benefits such involvement brings:


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    Communicating with your PPG and patients

    We would like to understand the variations there are in how PPG's communicate with each other and the patient population. We know there are many methods used and there are many processes in place with regards to managing communications between the PPG's and the patients. This information will help to inform the Spotlight session at Friday's network meeting.

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