Leading Improvement in Health and Care NHS Confederation

In this special episode, recorded live at ConfedExpo in June, hosts Penny Pereira (Managing Director of Q at the Health Foundation) and Matthew Taylor (CEO of NHS Confederation) explore how improvement is both a mindset and a method. For it to work well, co-production and the space to reimagine how services work and are organised, are essential. 
 
You’ll hear highlights and reflections from Penny and Matthew’s sessions and contributions from an array of guest speakers: 
 
Amar Shah, National Clinical Director for Improvement and Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist and Chief Quality Officer at East London NHS Foundation Trust Samantha Allen, Chief Executive, North East and North Cumbria ICB Sarah Sweeney, Director of Membership and Development, National Voices Dr Vin Diwaker, Interim National Director of Transformation, NHS England  
Find out more at: www.nhsconfed.org/publications/podcasts/leading-improvement-health-and-care

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People are at the heart of improvement. In our first episode, we explore how to improve staff engagement and morale. Director of Patient and Staff Experience at the Newcastle Upon Tyne Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Annie Laverty, talks about using data to understand what matters to staff and enhance engagement.
 
We also hear from John Drew, Director of Staff Engagement and Experience, NHS England who discusses using the NHS staff survey to steer improvement and how we might engage people better on productivity.

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