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The Changing NHS

The Changing NHS

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A blog about managing change in the British National Health Service (NHS). For everyone interested in helping make the NHS more adaptive.

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  • Strategic Facilitation and Web 2.0

    Posted on Tuesday November 10th, 2009 at 02:20 in consulting, workshop design, facilitation, nhs 2.0

        Strategic  facilitation. That's what I think I do quite a lot of the time. Basically I try to help senior NHS managers and clinicians either a) to explore difficult and organisationally significant issues  or b) to identify n...

  • The Long Tail of Facilitation Questions

    Posted on Wednesday September 9th, 2009 at 09:52 in od techniques, facilitation

        Image by Segozyme Recently I was in a 5 hour meeting, planning a series of high profile workshops for civil servants and senior managers to explore the key features of a new Commissioning system. Don't worry, it wasn't in England! Two o...

  • Why is the NHS a Web-Free Zone?

    Posted on Sunday August 9th, 2009 at 01:40 in it, health 2.0

      photo by Jude   Guest post from Roger Marlow, Health2Works Before I try and answer that question, let’s start with a few questions about you. Do you use IT at work, and if so is it any good? And next, do you use the web at home, and...

  • Summer Holiday Questions for Chief Execs

    Posted on Saturday July 11th, 2009 at 15:20 in questions

      Most Chief Execs are going to be on holiday for a couple of weeks soon. Rest and relaxation hopefully, but also a chance to reflect on some deeper questions, away from the cut and thrust of day to day life in the NHS. At the risk of ruining ...

  • The NHS and Local Communities

    Posted on Sunday May 3rd, 2009 at 07:19 in customer service, community, consumerism

    I met with some PCT people last week. The meeting was in a new Health Resource Centre, built under the Local Improvement Finance Trust scheme(the LIFT programme) for £7m. The Centre is a wonderful building. It's light and airy, has 3 floors, a ...

  • Wonky Teeth and NHS Inequalities

    Posted on Saturday April 25th, 2009 at 08:34

        My son has 'wonky teeth'. My wife took him to the dentist (on the NHS). She, the dentist that is, suggested that a specialist should come and take a look at him, to decide if he needed braces . Wife and son agreed.   Six weeks lat...

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