The NHS NWLA is delighted to offer a fantastic opportunity for leaders within the region to increase their knowledge and upskill their practice in system level transformational change through the System OD and Change Consulting Skills Programme. What’s it about? The programme provides participants with an intensive development experience to extend leadership confidence and skills in utilising a system change consulting and facilitation approach, when engaging in cross-organisation and system transformation. Who is it for? The programme is relevant to senior leaders working in transformational change and leading or supporting strategic, complex system change, including but not exclusive to senior OD/HR or transformation professionals. "The nature of change has changed. The change we face in society in general, and in the health and care sector in particular, is now more complex than ever before. The shape and delivery mechanisms of our organisations need to continually adapt to deliver in a 21st century context. The consulting skills programme has been designed to support NHS staff who want to work with our most challenging issues to gain the skills and confidence to work more effectively. It aims to enable practitioners to ‘slow down’ and take a deeper look at how they work with change in order that we can build our capacity for change with a pool of local change agents who are ready and able to work with our most challenging issues." Maxine Craig, Programme Facilitator What is the commitment?
The programme will comprise of 4 face to face workshop days as below, taking place at the Ibis Styles Haydock. Participants will be required to attend all sessions.
The return on investment should be high through individual, project and system level benefit being realised If you are interested in taking part in the programme, please review the additional information and access the application form via our website here. Please return your completed application form to nwla.info@nhs.net by 5pm on Wednesday 6th February 2019.
For more information, contact the Trust's Apprenticeship Lead v.kearney1@nhs.net or call Ext 6796 NHS Improvement has produced draft guidance on safe staffing management for nursing associates. Employers are invited to submit feedback on the draft document by Wednesday 12 December 2018.
NHS Improvement intends to publish this guidance as an appendix to the set of safe staffing resources already available. This is to provide healthcare professionals and others with the tools to ensure they can safely and effectively integrate the nursing associate role into hospital and community care settings. The resource has been drafted with input from senior nurses, clinicians, workforce colleagues and regulatory and government organisations including the Department of Health and Social Care and the Nursing and Midwifery Council. To view the staff staffing draft document and the consultation please visit the NHS Improvement website. Have your say on the draft guidance If you would like to share your thoughts with NHS Employers, please email Robyn.Swain@nhsemployers.org by Monday 3rd December 2018. Alternatively, you can submit your individual responses directly to NHS Improvement by Wednesday 12 December 2018. |
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