Good health should be shared with all. It should not be damaged by social or economic disadvantage.
Shared Health Foundation is inviting any GP or clinical lead who is working in the deep end of medicine to join its annual Doctors in Deprivation Training Day. The day aims to inspire, challenge, encourage and most importantly help participants find their tribe of other clinicians working in areas of deprivation.
The training day will explore the challenges faced by those working in areas of deprivation and disadvantaged communities and share the hopeful work organisations in Greater Manchester and beyond are doing to reduce health inequalities and the impact of poverty on health.
Attendees will:
get to grips with the health inequalities that many people face, and how they can help put things right. learn about the causes and effects of health inequalities find out about the ways in which GPs and healthcare staff can do their bit to make a difference. Tickets to the training day are free of charge.
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NIHR Central London Patient Safety Research Collaboration (CL PSRC) is proud to present the Learning Academy Monthly Safety Lectures.
First in the series is Professor Sir Bruce Keogh, previous NHS National Medical Director, and currently the Chair of Birmingham Women's and Children's NHS Foundation Trust. A cardiac surgeon who previously worked at the Middlesex Hospital and Heart Hospital at Westmoreland Street, Professor Sir Bruce will be talking about his time clinically leading the NHS, his reflections on The Keogh Review into patient safety at NHS Hospitals (2013) and the impact that this review and other inquiries have had on NHS Patient Safety.
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