Introducing the NHS Change Model - A shared approach to leading
The NHS Change Model seeks to build on the knowledge and experience of large scale change that we have already gained to create a common approach. It offers a framework to achieve better, quicker change outcomes for patients and communities by: • Creating shared ways of thinking about change and a common language for change;
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Surgeons’ performance data published in NHS league tables
Performance data of 5,000 consultant surgeons has been published on the new MyNHS website to increase transparency. Critics say the data is “crude” and can be misleading as it does not include essential information such as duration of hospital stay and returns to theatre. This year’s publication, which covers 10 specialty areas of surgery ...
NHS trust launches UK’s first robotic-assisted day case surgery ...
Oct 3, 2024 · In a pioneering move, Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust has launched the UK’s first robot-assisted day case surgery programme. The project comes as part of a three-year study to assess the impact of the change on: Once the findings are published, PHU clinicians hope their robotics approach can inform a blueprint for wider NHS practice.
Leadership and Management are two different roles
Nov 27, 2019 · This is different to the role of leadership, which is more abstract - focused on developing and communicating a vision for the future that is different to the status quo. Leadership is about encouraging and empowering people to take risks and to innovate. Figure 1. Leadership v Management. Adapted from Handy (1993) and Kotter (2013)
The growing role of preventative healthcare in reducing NHS use
Mar 21, 2023 · This can help both reduce the use of NHS services and the overall cost of treatment as health issues are tackled ahead of escalation. Back in 2015, the London School of Economics (LSE) discussed the increasing importance of preventative healthcare and a need for increased spending on the area – with, at the time, only 4% of NHS spend being on ...
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Join us as we engage with top healthcare professionals, industry leaders, and policy experts to bring you insightful conversations that matter. Listen to NHE's Finger on the Pulse podcast to help stay up to date on the latest developments in the health sector. Our podcast offers an easy way to listen to interviews with experts and hear their ...
Future of the Care Quality Commission determined
Oct 16, 2024 · Following on from the publication of interim findings in July, Dr Penny Dash’s full review of the Care Quality Commission has been released, confirming significant operational failings.. The interim report revealed a variety of shortcomings, ranging from hospital ratings dating back more than a decade to inspectors who had never been in a hospital before.
NHS estate repairs bill nears £14bn | UK Healthcare News
Oct 17, 2024 · The NHS estates maintenance backlog is almost at £14bn, according to new ERIC figures, as health chiefs call for action in the chancellor’s upcoming autumn budget.. While only provisional Estates Returns Information Collection data, the scale of the increases will worry government officials.. Some of the headline statistics include: £13.8bn maintenance backlog – …
HCAs putting patients at risk doing jobs they are not trained ...
More than half (56%) were paid between £14,294 and £17,435 (Agenda for Change Band 2) at the time of the Cavendish Review. The Royal College of Nursing blamed a "woeful lack" of trained nurses as the reason why they are being asked to perform duties above their training. Karen Webb, regional director of the RCN in the East, told the BBC a ...