Successful 'Awards for All' Lottery Bid
Sir David Behan to become Chair of Health Education England
Ruby Marshall Board member and the NHS Sounding Board
A Kings Fund Evaluation has come to some challenging and interesting conclusions about the CQC inspection regime especially for GP Practices
New ways of paying for care of the older population as new figures emerge that Japan has highest proportion of older people in the world
A couple of NESCHA members play a key part in these assessments
A challenging report from Age Concern - via the Keighley News!
Interesting interview with Sir David Behan - looking back on how the CQC has changed since he took over
This report is excellent and says so much that we in NESCHA have been saying for so long - why cant older people be treated consistently across the country with the best practice that so many workers and organisations can provide?
A great resource that has been co-produced and in a wider partnership including Trusts in the NE
Recently published and received by NESCHA as we are now Members of VONNE
Our Conference on 6th March was a great success attended by some 90 people.
Ruby Marshall retires as our Chair
Louise Morris becomes the Learning and Development Professional of the Year for her work leading CHAPs for Four Seasons Health Care.
Summary of key feedback and links
Very interesting website with some challenging views about the NHS
A very successful Forum with greatfeedback
*What was your key learning from this event?
Working together and good practice
Sharing great practice. Different ideas and suggestions
Very positive from TECS and 4 Seasons
IT Advances x 3. How to use modern technology
Devts in shared info across health and care via new technology
Blue Box – why doesn’t every home have one?
*Please highlight any particularly helpful points
CHAPS info. Gaining knowledge from other areas
Everything useful. Listening to others gaining knowledge. Carrying on good care. Blue Box and CHAPS new to me.
Nicola Hopkins a brilliant speaker x2
Rethinking skill mix and best use of staff in care homes the way forward.
Interesting talks and good ideas to take back.
About NESCHA and the CHAPS programme.
Useful to understand what’s happening in the region.
Network links.
*Do you think NESCHA can play a useful part in the region and if yes or no please state why briefly?
Great to share practice information x3
NESCHA can listen and learn from others and influence the world of care and health. Passing info on care that we have learned.
Influence. Yes – shared knowledge and expertise x 4
Yes – most definitely – forward thinking group – comfortable in what they do and hope to achieve.
Yes – useful to share ideas regionally.
Nice to hear voluntary people contributing to make a difference.
CQC has just produced a new public engagement strategy for 2017- 2021
We had great feedback form this event and here are the presentations that many requested
Are our voices being heard about Sustainability Transformation Plans? So says the Patients Association and we think no!
A bold title - and not by checklists!