Evidenced Outcome

Improvement in overall health and well-being of patients

Evidence point

The average self-reported thermometer score across the cohort increased from 61.1 at baseline to 66.4 at follow-up (n=17 pre, n=17 post)

The programme resulted in a decrease in the number of patients reporting severe pain from 2 at baseline to 1 at the follow-up, while the number of patients reporting moderate pain or discomfort decreased from 7 to 5. 6 of 17 patients improved in their pain rating and a further 8 maintained. (n=17 pre, n=17 post).

Primary beneficiary

Patients

Partner organisation

Kingston Hospital NHS Foundation Trust

Volunteering role / intervention

Community Rehabilitation Volunteers

Evidence strength

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Compelling

Produced

July 2024

Community Rehabilitation Volunteers - Kingston Hospital NHS Foundation Trust - July 2024