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A great set of resources for anyone starting out in health and social care.

NHS England call for engagement on the future model for a special school eye care service. NHS England's independent evaluation of the proof of concept model of care which is currently being provided to nearly 10% of students who attend special schools in England was overall very positive. However, significant changes to this model are being proposed which could negatively impact the quality and outcomes of the service. Key amongst these are removal of requirements for any additional training and equipment and a proposal to align the service with what is currently offered in community GOS. NHS England convened a working group in 2019 made up of all the eye care professional bodies and NHS England regional and local experts which developed the service specification currently being delivered, this is based upon: https://lnkd.in/es-imCyz SeeAbility's response will highlight the risk of rolling out a national service to a significantly changed model and call for a nationally agreed service specification and commissioning guidelines as well as fees which will allow a clinically excellent service to be financially viable without reliance on cross-funding with spectacle vouchers/sales. Please respond to ensure a quality service is delivered to every child: https://lnkd.in/eff-vmb8

Excellent initiative.

Opportunity for nurses to learn about achieving health equity

Learn more about Practice Councils and the influence on Nursing Practice in Ambulatory Care!

Dossier is thrilled to announce our participation in the highly anticipated Association for Nursing Professional Development (ANPD) 2024 Aspire Convention in Chicago, IL, from April 9-12! 🎉 Join us at booth #222 to experience firsthand how our innovative platform is transforming the landscape of digital competency in healthcare. Discover how Dossier can empower your team to innovate, excel, and thrive in the ever-evolving healthcare environment. 🚀 Are you attending? Let us know in the comments! #ANPD2024 #DigitalCompetency #Innovation #Dossier #DigitalCompetency

A Loving Organization Consortium, Apurv Gupta, MD, MPH, Peter Pronovost MD, PhD, FCCM -- Wow! This video is so powerful! So many are being pulled to #ALovingOrganization and #LovingWorkflows with our launch of A Loving Organization Consortium this month. It is the love in each of us being attractive to itself, yes? Still, like everything else in life, the key is implementation and sustainability. How do we implement loving transformation in healthcare cultures and workflows and sustain it? This video answers that question. Yes, it's an hour video. Who has time? But this will be powerful use of your time in understanding implementing systemic love in healthcare as the only answer to its many, even existential, woes. If you only want to listen to the brilliant Peter Pronovost MD, PhD, FCCM, Chief Quality and Clinical Transformation Officer and the equally amazing Jennifer Gonzalez, Nursing Excellence Advisor, who have successfully implemented systemic love in University Hospitals, start the video at 9:45 and go though the Q&A. It's inspiring!--(in spirit). I believe we can even accelerate implementation of transformation based in love, such as the amazing work of Dr. Pronovost and his team at UH. This is with the introduction of Nobel Prize-winning systems science, the Law of Dissipative Structures as the accelerant. Simple, fast, aligned with how the universe and nature transform--stress/fear/separation to Love/Connection/Synergy. 💙 💙 #LovingSystemsThinking #3DHealthcare

🌟Don't miss our upcoming webinar 👉 CoAllied Health and Nursing Professionals Committee - Annual General Meeting (AGM). Our expert panel includes 🗣️ Gillian Mayersohn, Jenny Prufe, and Jenny Wichart. 🗓️ April 30, 10 am (ET) Learn more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gqYsKQev ✔ Learning Objectives 1. Provide an overview about the structure of the IPTA AHNP Committee 2. Inform attendees about current and developing projects, including opportunities to be involved 3. Engage in robust discussion about future goals and opportunities for the AHNP Committee in supporting AHNP within IPTA and TTS

Putting the NHS on the School Curriculum What do you think? This was debated on Good Morning Britain Yesterday after The Times and The Mail ran some pieces over the weekend. (With questionable headlines…) The NHS isn’t in a great state right now and working within a broken system is toxic for both staff and patients. We all want it to be better, because ultimately we’re all going to be patients at some point. My new book goes into why we’re in this position, but it also looks towards solutions. One of those solutions is to empower everyone using the system to understand it better... and one way of doing this is by finding room within the school curriculum to teach children about the NHS. How it works; When it’s better to go to A&E/see a GP/pharmacist/call an ambulance… How to resuscitate someone using CPR… how to deal with minor self limiting illness, and equally how to be aware of red flags and when to seek help… The logistics of this are up for discussion. I’m not a teacher so I don’t know where it would be best placed - whether it’s in PSHE lessons or as a regular enrichment talk, but I do think it’s best delivered by local NHS staff who know how the systems works in their areas. This is a campaign Doctors' Association UK hope to pursue later in the year and your thoughts would be appreciated. Right now - we’re sending every UK MP and every Integrated care board chair a copy of “Why Can’t I See My GP” ahead of a general election to ask our leaders to understand what’s happening in our health service - and to ask them to put general practice and the NHS at the heart of their manifestos. You can write or tweet your MP about this using the link below. You can also buy a copy of the book! (Out in bookshops feb 8) 🙏 #gpcrisis #whycantiseemygp

This weekend’s analogue read of New Zealand Doctor Rata Aotearoa 📖 The topic - Rome burns while Nero fiddles 🔥 I've read the 'Cabinet material: Achieving Pae Ora Through Primary Care' document and to summarise, general practice and primary care more broadly continue to 'burn' while those with the power to stop it continue their negligent path of inaction 🤦 Dr Buzz Burrell summarised it as "well meaning, aspirational drivel". I've put the document in the comments below - have a read for yourself and see if you get any sense whatsoever that those in charge know what's needed to fix the mess we're in 👀 Back at the start of July, the General Practice Leaders' Forum (made up of General Practice New Zealand, GenPro, Hauora Taiwhenua Rural Health Network, The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners, PMAANZ, and the College of Primary Care Nursing) did the heavy lifting for Te Whatu Ora Health New Zealand, handing them a 20-point plan to "stabilise and recover general practice in Aotearoa New Zealand" (I'll put this link in the comments too). Yet, despite this, here we are... still... I've said it before and I'll say it again because it's important... This is a disgrace. We must do better. I’ve put the link to the digital version in the comments if you’re interested 👇 #inthistogether #makingadifference #patientcenteredcare #generalpractice