Transforming primary care: vision and reality: a whole systems approach to developing the workforce

Conference keynote


Jackson, C. and Manley, K. 2015. Transforming primary care: vision and reality: a whole systems approach to developing the workforce.
AuthorsJackson, C. and Manley, K.
TypeConference keynote
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Assumptions underpinning presentation – whole systems approaches and the skills required for culture change.

Developing a shared purpose for primary care. Drawing on:
- Whole systems approach to urgent and emergency care
- Implementing shared values
- Developing shared purposes across organisations: EKHUFT/Community Trust/Mental Health Trust
- Developing the skills sets to be leaders:
- Aspiring Consultant Programme
- CLP programmes across the multi-disciplinary team
- Community of practice –Health Visiting
- Capturing complex interventions to inform workforce development across community nursing roles

KeywordsTransforming primary care; workforce modelling; workload management; caseload management; whole systems leadership; urgent and emergency care; effective workplace culture
Year2015
ConferenceNHS England Central Southern Conference
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Deposited19 Mar 2015
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