A young representative sits on the hospital’s Council of Governors, giving YiPpEe members a direct route to shape how patients and families are heard. Share ideas with staff, contribute your experiences and take part in interviewing; the group meets six times a year.
The Young People's Executive (YiPpEe) is a group of young people who work with Oxford University Hospitals to share their views and help improve patient experiences at the Children's Hospital, Oxford. Members use their own experiences to guide staff, make suggestions on a range of topics, and help ensure that young people's voices are included in hospital conversations.
YiPpEe is open to young people aged 11 to 19 who have recent experience of being a patient in hospital, are the sibling of someone who has recently been a patient, or have a strong interest in healthcare and in making sure young people's views are heard. It is a good opportunity to meet new people, contribute ideas and learn how to speak with decision-makers and take part in interviewing.
Members can also include their involvement on their CVs or university applications.
The group meets six times a year. A member of YiPpEe also sits on the OUH Council of Governors, giving young people a direct role in shaping how the hospital listens to and works with patients and families.
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