Breakout One - Pearson Commission
Professor Simon Gregory, Commission Director, HEE.
HEE announced the formation of this commission into mental health and well-being of staff and learners in December 2017. There are increasing reports of learner (students and doctors and others in postgraduate training) and staff distress, mental health problems and self-harm from a number of countries. The commission team is currently finalising its scope and this session will be an opportunity to hear about its work to date and provide the first chance to contribute to the next stage.
Breakout two - Person-centred Care
Professor Lisa Bayliss-Pratt, Chief Nurse and Interim Regional Director, HEE.
Come and hear Lisa, discuss the important contribution of person-centred care at this exciting time for our professions. This session will help showcase how the workforce strategy is shaping the workforce into a new paradigm for the professionals and how we work in partnership with patients and their carers to help them self-care. This is a great opportunity to hear what some of those leading on this work are currently doing and give your experiences of where good education and training of the workforce has led to effective self-care for patients and their carers.
Resources
• The person-centred approaches framework can be downloaded here: person-centred approaches
• The associated e-learning can be accessed here: e-learning
• Facing the Facts – Shaping the Future pdf
Breakout three - NHS Constitution in the workplace
David Farrelly, Regional Director, HEE.
Have you ever pondered these questions - How is the NHS Constitution relevant to me? What are the values of the NHS Constitution? How do the NHS values fit with me? How do the NHS Values ensure I have a great place to work? How can I demonstrate the values in my behaviours? How or does my role connect to patient care?
Come to this breakout session to discover the answers: An opportunity to see the six values of the NHS Constitution in animation form, discuss their relevance to us and our organisational roles. Followed by an interactive and fun exercise to identify the connection between our individual roles and the patients we serve.
Resources
NHS Constitution
Our Values in Animation
• Working Together for Patients
• Respect and Dignity
• Everyone Counts
• Commitment to Quality of Care
• Compassion
• Improving Lives
If you want to know more……
• Visit the Department of Health Website to read the NHS Constitution via DH NHS Constitution
• Visit HEE website for more information on the NHS Constitution and its values via HEE NHS Constitution and Values
Breakout four - Widening access to medicine
Professor Wendy Reid, Director of Education and Quality and National Medical Director, HEE.
Wendy Reid Health Education England's Director of Education and Quality, together with a number of clinical fellows will talk about widening access to medicine.
Breakout five - Apprenticeships
Laura Roberts, Regional Director, HEE.
Candace Miller, Executive Director, Skills for Health.
There are over 350 different careers across the NHS & there are significant opportunities for people to experience & progress their futures in these roles. HEE and partners have worked hard to make the ambition of Get in, Get on & Go further a reality. Apprenticeships are an excellent way to help people achieve their full potential & this session will showcase the wide variety of developments in train or already on offer.
Resources
https://haso.skillsforhealth.org.uk/
Breakout six - Flexible entry routes into nursing
Sam Donohue, Senior Nurse – Transformation, HEE.
This session will showcase flexible entry routes into nursing by exploring them from the student and employer perspective. The outcome of the session is for delegates to gain an understanding of the new routes into nursing now available and how these routes provide opportunity and benefit to both the student and the NHS. Speakers will include a trainee Nursing Associate, a nurse degree apprentice and a postgraduate pre-registration student nurse as well as senior nurses.