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20 September 2021 23 September 2021
Anchor institutions are large organisations, connected to their local area, that can use their assets and resources to benefit the communities around them. Health and care organisations, as well as providing healthcare services, are well-placed to use their influence and resources to improve the social determinants of health, health outcomes and reduce health inequalities.
This King's Fund event will explore what anchor institutions are, what they look like in practice and how we can embed some of those ways of working within health and care. We will look at how health and care organisations, working in partnership with other local anchor institutions, are leveraging their role as large employers and purchasers of goods and services and playing an active role in protecting the health, wellbeing and economic resilience of their local communities.
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23 September 2021
There is no “magic wand” for impacting patient experience in healthcare. Even the best tools and most proven strategies require coordination and commitment across the organization to succeed in delivering a better patient journey. Leading healthcare organizations understand that a great staff culture of service, robust process, and differentiated technology are all equally vital to creating an improved patient experience.
Join Burl Stamp, FACHE, a national thought-leader on patient and employee engagement and a frequent author and speaker on contemporary leadership issues in health care, as he explores actionable steps providers can take to create a patient-centric employee culture and ultimately drive better patient experiences. Burl will be joined by healthcare and consumer experience experts from Talkdesk to give you the best practices and insights to make an impact in your organisation.
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23 September 2021 18:30 19:30
This online event is an important update for prescribers, and for those who take prescribed medicines, on the RPS Prescribing Competency Framework.
This framework was originally produced in by the National Prescribing Centre as a competency framework for all prescribers, and updated by the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) in 2016.
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Hear about the changes to the RPS competency framework for all prescribers. Hear how others in pharmacy and other healthcare professions are using the framework. Ask questions to colleagues who were involved in updating the framework. Register
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