PAM Health Questionnaire

PAM Health Questionnaire

The Patient Activation Measure (PAM) Health Questionnaire will help you to think about your knowledge, skills and confidence in understanding and supporting your child or unborn baby’s health. The results of this can help us to support you in setting your goals and priorities in a way that is right for you and your family.

On completion of the questions you will be signposted to some self care resources which are tailored to your responses. This will help you to take steps to improve your family's health and wellbeing.

To access the PAM Health Questionnaire please create a login account. You can find this at the bottom of each page or in the blue bar at the top.

Your account will be automatically verified and you will receive an email letting you know it is ready to use.

When you log into your account you will be able to see the PAM Health Questionnaire bubble. Click next and follow the instructions.

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