About my Health Making a health action plan
About my Health Making a health action plan With person centred tools
Guidelines for using the tools • You can use any of these tools to help you start to make a personcentred health action plan. • They are just tools and not the health action plan itself, so please scribble your ideas all over them. • You can use flipchart paper with the photosymbols stuck on, so that everyone will have room to put down their ideas. • Who makes the health action plan – use this at the start, with each person, to find out who can do what. • Look at it again when the plan has been made to tie everyone in to the action points. • Important to important for – the things that are important to the person will be the motivators to bring about change. • Make sure that actions have a time target, and a date to review the plan is written down. Kath Dawson / Frank Earley November 2007 Access to Health Project, Camden Learning Disabilities Service
About my health action plan Who does what in the plan? Who reviews and updates the plan? What do you do already? What else could you do? Which parts of the plan does someone else need to do?
About my health What’s working? What’s not working? What is working right now? What do I think? What do others think? What is not working right now?
About my health What is working well? Things about my health that make sense and can stay the same
About my health What is not working well? Things about my health that don’t make sense and need to change What can change now? What will take more time? How long will it take?
About my health What I will need What might get in the way of improving my health? What can we do to help sort this out?
About my health What is important And who is it important to? What is important to me about my health? What is important for me about my health?
About my health Staying in good health What might happen that could put my health at risk? How will we know if it’s serious? What needs to happen to keep me healthy in the future? What has worked in the past?
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