A Film made by the young people of The Reporter's Academy:
Some people with a learning disability, autism or both do not know what NHS 111 is. This is a short film for people with learning disabilities, autism or both which shows:
- what NHS 111 is for
- what to expect during a 111 call
- tips on how to have a good 111 call
Special thanks
Karen Murray - KeyRing self-advocacy support service
David Gill - Autism advisor, NHS England
Carl Shaw - Learning disability advisor, NHS England
Susan Hanley - Chief Executive, Leep 1
Jo Marshall - NHS 111 Clinical Duty Manager, Yorkshire Ambulance Service
Nicholas Cooper - NHS 111 Clinical Practice Developer, Yorkshire Ambulance Service
Michela Littlewood-Prince - NHS 111 Head of Nursing & Quality Assurance, Yorkshire Ambulance Service
Sarah Jackson - Strategic Case Manager, NHS England
Jacqueline Jedrzejewski - NHS 111 Clinical Assurance Lead, NHS England
Crispin Hebron - Clinical lead, Health Inequalities, NHS England
Jeff O'Connell - Service Design Manager, NHS England
Ian Graham - Director and Founder, Viatic Ltd
Maggie Graham - Improving Health and Quality Development Manager, NHS England
Ben Briggs - Clinical Associate, NHS England
Aaron Wood - Learning Disability Advisor, NHS England
Lucy Virgo - Project Support Co-ordinator, Inclusion North
Katy Atkinson - Co-Founding Director, The Reporters' Academy
Glyn McGuire - Co-Founding Director, The Reporters' Academy