Ready Steady Go

Who is it for?

Any child over the age of 11 with a long term health condition

Why?

Shown to improve long-term outcomes
Helps your patients to take ownership of their health needs and be fully informed before their transition to adult services

How?

Learn how to implement the Ready, Steady, Go programme in your Trust by clicking the button below

RSG in your Trust

What is it?

A programme to help your patients and their families gain the knowledge and skills to manage their condition into adulthood

Digital Forms
Our new and improved digital Ready, Steady, Go forms are now available.
To get access to these new forms, please email arvind@readysteadygo.net

Ready Questionnaire

Steady Questionnaire

Go Questionnaire

Downloads
Download all the paperwork for the Ready Steady Go Programme below
We aim for all the Ready, Steady, Go paperwork, including the Easy Read versions, to be available for as many languages as possible. If you feel you could help to achieve this aim, please contact us

Moving into Adult Care

Ready Questionnaire

Steady Questionnaire

Go Questionnaire

Transition Plan

Parent Questionnaire

16+ Pathway

In collaboration with the Foundation for People with Learning Disabilities we have developed the Easy Ready versions of the Ready Steady Go Programme to empower all patient to take control of their transition to adult care

Translations

Greek

Dutch

Portuguese

Croatian

Russian

Turkish

Spanish

Chinese (Traditional and Simplified)

Traditional Chinese

Simplified Chinese

Italian

German

Copyright RSG-TIER 2022

Users are permitted to use ‘Ready Steady Go’ and ‘Hello to adult services’ materials in their original format purely for non-commercial purposes. No modifications or changes of any kind are allowed without permission of Ready Steady Go TIER Collaborative. The following acknowledgement statement must be included in all publications which make reference to the use of these materials: “Ready Steady Go’ and ‘Hello to adult services’ developed by the Transition Steering Group led by Dr Arvind Nagra, paediatric nephrologist and clinical lead for transitional care at Southampton Children’s Hospital, University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust.