BLOG: staff engagement app gives junior doctors at NELFT a voice
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Three healthcare organisations in our partnership have successfully piloted ImproveWell, a smartphone app that encourages and enables healthcare staff on the frontline to make improvement suggestions for their workplace. Our latest blog is from Alana Ahmet, a junior doctor and psychiatric trainee at one of our pilot sites: North East London NHS Foundation Trust.
Alana gives us the scoop on the practical and emotional impact of the pilot and gives us her verdict on whether an app really can increase 'Joy In Work' for junior doctors.
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Improving quality in care homes
Lesley Cruickshank, Quality Innovation Manager at Essex County Council, describes how an innovative approach to improving care in care homes achieved positive results for staff and residents, gaining traction across the county.
Read Lesley's blog
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Learning from what goes well
John Illingworth, Head of Patient Safety at UCLPartners, explores the barriers to patient safety and staff wellbeing, and asks if the answer lies in learning from examples or excellence, not error.
Read John's blog
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Review highlights strengths of specialist hospitals
A new report by UCLPartners and the Innovation Agency outlines how high-performing specialist trusts have the potential to do more to benefit the wider NHS.
Find out more about the review
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New cohort of Aspiring Improvers announced
UCLPartners has selected 12 health and care professionals from organisations across North Central and East London to join the second round of our Aspiring Improvers programme.
Meet the new Aspiring Improvers
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Innovation surgeries
Our innovation surgeries are your chance to meet with industry leaders to have a confidential and fully subsidised 60 minute conversation about how to get your treatment or tech into the hands of healthcare professionals.
Book yourself a place
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Finding and creating joy in work
With NHS staff reporting burnout and levels of staff sickness on the rise, Sophie Bulmer, Network Development Lead at UCLPartners, reflects on her learning from our recent event focusing on Joy in Work.
Read Sophie's blog
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Alzheimer’s Society Accelerator Programme
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As part of its new programme, Alzheimer’s Society is looking to fund innovations and inventions that could help people affected by dementia live better.
Organisation: Alzheimer's Society
Closes Tuesday 1 January
Submit your innovation to Alzheimer's Society
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Innovation spotlight
A monthly spotlight on innovations addressing some of the most pressing challenges facing our NHS.
This month we're highlighting an innovation that is helping to speed up patient referrals to specialist care providers.
The innovation, Medefer, is an advanced IT platform that has the capability to virtually triage patients (providing electronic advice and guidance) and deliver a consultant-led specialist outpatient service. Medefer speeds up referrals to specialist care by 95% and delivers a 40% cost saving for the NHS. The product also produces a detailed report, including consultant response times, referral outcomes and provisional diagnosis so GPs can access advice on their patient's pathway much quicker.
Medefer is supported by DigitalHealth.London’s Accelerator programme.
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Bridging the Gap 2
Join Commercial Directors from across the AHSN Network for a range of talks, workshops, one to one advice sessions and networking opportunities at a fully subsidised event that's open to all health technology companies.
When: 12 December, 9am - 4.30pm
Where: Well Met Conferencing - Leeds
Book your FREE place on Bridging the Gap 2
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Learning from Death – Structured Judgement Review training day
In collaboration with the Royal College of Physicians and the National Mortality Case Record Review Programme, UCLPartners Patient Safety is offering Structured Judgement Review training to healthcare professionals.
When: 15 November, 9.30am - 4.30pm
Where: UCLPartners
Register for Learning from Death
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Digital Communications Manager
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We are looking for a proactive individual with experience of creating compelling digital campaigns and managing websites to join our growing communications and engagement team.
Salary: £40,000 - £50,000
Closing date: 5 December 2018 - 23:59
Find out more about the Digital Communications Manager role
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