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Quality mark resource list updated

  • Health Information Week
  • Jun 21, 2021
  • 1 min read

We have updated the resource list for the quality marks theme for Health Information Week 2021.

The new resource list includes an updated link for the PIF TICK quality mark.

A new public website for the PIF TICK will officially launch on Monday 5 July – the first day of #HIW2021.

A link for the new site has been added to the resource list ahead of the launch to help you plan your activity.

The website address for the new public website is www.piftick.org.uk. It includes:

  • Links to all members via a directory

  • Advice on how to find trusted health information

  • Videos from patients explaining why trusted health information matters to them

  • Case studies from member organisations explaining why they signed up

  • Explanations of what 'evidence-based' means

  • Answers to common questions about the PIF TICK

  • A plain language summary of the TICK criteria

The resource list also still includes a link to the main Patient Information Forum (PIF) page which gives organisations more details about the quality mark assessment and criteria.

All resource sheets for #HIW2021 can be found here.



 
 
 

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ZeeshanRauf Gurjar
ZeeshanRauf Gurjar
5 days ago

Great interview, but if I'm being honest felt more like 'why I'm still a Calvinist' than 'Christian'. I respect that Kristen's faith tradition is important to her, and she can obviously share to the level she feels comfortable with and no more, but this was a very intellectual conversation.   deep chemical peel newcastle 'd have appreciated hearing more about Kristen's personal faith in Jesus Himself and why that is not shaken despite the attacks she's endured.

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Lily Wilson
Lily Wilson
Mar 17

Updating the resource list with the new PIF TICK website is a great step toward making trusted health information easier to access. Clear and reliable information helps people make better decisions about their health. In a similar way, having trusted guidance is just as important when planning trekking in Nepal, where good preparation and accurate information make the journey safer and more enjoyable.

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Shani Gujjar
Shani Gujjar
Mar 13

I read the article about the weekend weather for October 20th on ODG, and it gives a good sense of autumn conditions in the Lake District. While it looks like it will be a bit cooler and cloudier, there’s still a chance for drier periods — perfect for walks and outdoor activities if the weather avoids heavy rain or storms. The article notes that it may be possible to avoid the worst effects of storms and enjoy the weekend mostly without serious weather problems, though higher elevations could be windy and chilly. This is useful information for anyone planning trips, hikes, or outdoor time, as warm clothing and waterproof shoes will be helpful, but in some areas the weather may…

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ZeeshanRauf Gurjar
ZeeshanRauf Gurjar
Mar 07

Great interview, but if I'm being honest felt more like 'why I'm still a Calvinist' than 'Christian'. I respect that Kristen's faith tradition is important to her, and she can obviously share to the level she feels comfortable with and no more, but this was a very intellectual conversation. I'd have appreciated hearing more about Kristen's personal faith in Jesus Himself and why that is not shaken despite the attacks she's endured. bjj sportswear

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Madeline Turner
Madeline Turner
Feb 26

Great update! Just like having trusted health information is important, planning a trek to Annapurna Base Camp also needs reliable guidance and resources to make the journey safe and unforgettable. #HIW2021

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