An avid user of social media such as twitter (@parthaskar) to engage with patients – and been recognised as a “Social media Pioneer” by HSJ in 2014. Professor Anthony Woolf is Chair of the Arthritis and Musculoskeletal Alliance (ARMA). She has implemented an inclusive model upon which strong partnerships are build and maintained and this model has won her national recognition from the Marsh Awards for Outstanding Contribution to the Fight against Slavery. He implemented a robust equality analysis toolkit and recruited over 40 Equality Local Champions, who received accredited E&D training. Harpreet trained as a clinical doctor at King’s College London and Imperial College Business School and practiced as a doctor in East London. Jessica leads on the design of integrated, place based models of care to drive up healthy life expectancy, reduce inequalities and improve the overall experience of the health and social care system. In 2008, he was a medallist at the prestigious British Computer Society Project Manager of the Year Awards for his work in the Lorenzo Release 1 Project. She was Consultant/Senior Lecturer at Countess Mountbatten House, Southampton (1995-2003), where she became Deputy Director of Education, School of Medicine at the University. Prior to joining Samaritans, she was CEO of Relate and previously held senior executive leadership roles at Rethink, Alzheimer’s Society and Scope. Until recently Jennifer Skillen was the chair of her GP surgery’s patient participation group in Gloucester, getting involved not just with the surgery, but in local commissioning. In 1983, at the age of thirty, he suffered a traumatic upper limb amputation while living in the Bahamas. Her mood and physical health are so much better and she is enjoying the feeling that the people she loves are not having to worry about her anymore. He currently holds a number of non-executive roles, including President of the European Heart Network. She was the National Professional Adviser in mental health to the Healthcare Commission and the Care Quality Commission (2005-2012). This includes delivering training, policy development, project management, clinical leadership, facilitation, research and audit. Jo is a GP and the chief executive of GDoc Ltd, the countywide GP provider in Gloucestershire and of Gloucester GP Consortium Ltd, which provides urgent and primary care to deprived communities. More recently, she led the Empowering People and Communities Workstream of the New Care Models programme, where her team worked intensively with 15 new care models to support the implementation and spread of self-care. She is a member of the Paediatric Intensive Care Society (PICS) and regularly attends the PICS Managers Group Meetings. And was also Honorary Editor of the RSPH Journal Perspectives in Public Health. Dr Connolly was previously Chair of the North East SHA, Clinical Innovation Team for Acute Care, and a recipient of the Hospital Doctor Acute Medicine Team of the Year Award 2004. Pete would always ‘swap the labels’ in order to work out what a good life should look like – for example “would I put my 6 year old daughter alone on a bus and send her 20 miles away each day to school ? Her professional interests include informal networks (such as communities of practice) and demonstrating the impact of library and knowledge services. In 2005, Suzanne moved into commissioning, with a portfolio covering older people and Continuing Healthcare. Found inside – Page iThe Archbishop of Canterbury's Council on Mission and Public Affairs collaborated to research and produce the Mission-Shaped Church report in 2004, and Seabury Books is the new North American Publisher. She has been involved in several successful quality improvement initiatives including the East of England Neuroprotection project and the Royal Free Keeping Mothers and Babies Together clinical pathway (@MumBaby2gether). A three-day training designed to equip staff to facilitate Not a Number and collect the appropriate evaluative data. Karen has spent the majority of her career working in the field of Paediatric Intensive Care in both Newcastle and Leeds. Jon’s professional interests include GP commissioning and Clinical Leadership. Dr Elaine Maxwell is Clinical Adviser at the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Dissemination Centre, working to provide clear, accessible, actionable summaries of research that helps decision making in health and social care. He was appointed Deputy Chief Dental Officer for England in November 2002 and appointed as Chief Dental Officer in 2006. She has served on a number of national policy groups, where she seeks to bridge the gap between policy and practice. Rosie Skrypak is clinical lead occupational therapist and therapy service lead for the health services for elderly people and rapid response therapy team at the Royal Free Hospital in London. She has over 15 years’ experience of working in and supporting health and social care teams to improve the quality of services for and with their local population. He has published widely on advanced practice nursing and perioperative care. Sabrina Fuller is Head of Health Improvement in the Nursing Directorate. Anne joined NHS England from NHS London where she was Deputy Chief Executive and an executive member of the Board for 6 years. With a wealth of clinical and leadership experience she is leading delivery of the national mental health programme. Early training was undertaken in the East London area before moving into research at St Bartholomew’s Hospital. Based on your agency’s needs, you may select a Love146 certified facilitator to implement the program or you may obtain a license to utilize the program directly and send a staff member to a training to become certified to administer the curriculum. She is also about to complete her 1st year in her @MScDiabPrac! She is Ophthalmology Specialty Adviser to the Scottish Government and leads the National Ophthalmology Workstream in Scotland and is a member of the Scottish National Access Collaborative. Dr Vincent Mak was a Consultant Physician in Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine and Clinical Director for Emergency Services at North West London Hospitals Trust from 1994 to 2013. Ruth works with people and their circle of support to use positive behaviour support (PBS). As a physiotherapist, Naomi specialised in rehabilitation for older people, and worked in range of clinical and managerial roles in the NHS before moving to improvement and transformation in roles at NICE and Health Education England. She has a special interest in medical education, medical humanities and ‘whole person care’ and has lectured widely, both nationally and internationally. He oversees the delivery of high impact support to the NHS to help reduce unwarranted clinical variation, improve quality and access, and ensure the most effective and efficient use of resources. Daniel is a keen runner, and joint treasurer of a football team, husband and father of two. She also influences healthcare, nationally and internationally through research, education and publications and is frequently invited to speak at national and international conferences. Naomi McVey is Head of Programmes for the Chief Allied Health Professions (AHP) Officer at NHS England. Kieran Day enjoys playing video games (twitchy and YouTube), seeing friends , cinema, and spending time with other young carers. For his job David uses his experience of going through services, schools and colleges for people with a learning disability, autism or both. Pitt. Sam recently completed an MSc in Health Policy at Imperial College London. He began designing and developing Survivors Manchester’s services in 2009, when he identified a gap in support provision for boys and men, and continues to develop new services today, most recently across the male prison estate. The team is currently working a range of projects supporting nursing in the care sector including a nurse leader’s programme, return to practice and a statement of role, knowledge and skills. Norman Norm. Since qualifying as a nurse, Julie has not looked back and had enjoyed every moment of her journey so far. She has a passion for writing, likes doing yoga and going for walks. Siobhan Lendzionowksi is a Leadership Support Manager for Patient Experience within the National Patient Experience Team, which is part of the Nursing Directorate. She speaks five European languages fluently, having lived and worked in six European countries. This, with his (nearly) thirty years of long service, means he plays a part too as the public face of the Charity, at conferences, seminars and in the media. Found insideLex Tate and John Franch trace the story of the university's evolution through its buildings. Oral histories, official reports, dedication programs, and developmental plans both practical and quixotic inform the story. Jackie’s background is in law and she spent many years working for the Crown Prosecution Service at the Old Bailey and in the Director of Public Prosecutions Office. James Freed is Chief Information Officer for Health Education England and is passionate about digital literacy and the professionalism of health informaticians across the health and care system. Matthew Winn is the NHS England and Improvement Director of Community Health and Senior Responsible Officer (SRO) for the implementation of the Ageing Well programme in the NHS Long Term Plan. His practice experience included 10 years as an Approved Social Worker (Mental Health Act), and several years working in the voluntary sector at the beginning of his career. Following this he did a masters degree in public health (MPH) at Harvard University where he focused on international health policy and co-founded a digital health start-up. I feel very privileged to be able to say I love what I do and always have, ever since I started volunteering for ChildLine in 2007. She is interested in the standardisation of care though guidelines and quality standards and was national joint lead for the adult haemoglobinopathy peer review programme 2012-2013. Councillor Rebecca Charlwood is the Chair of the Leeds Health and Wellbeing Board and has been the Executive Member for Health, Wellbeing and Adults for Leeds City Council since May 2016. Henry has worked in the private leisure industry, specifically focusing on the commissioning and delivery of NHS and local authority health services. Tina also chairs the SCIE co-production network. In 2016 Graham worked in partnership with NCF (National Care Forum) in producing a discussion and good practice paper: Stimulating debate on the distinctive contribution of nurses to adult social care. Access to online monitoring and evaluation app and agency/individual outcome data. Sally Dyson is Voluntary Services Manager at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and East Anglian Hub Chair for the National Association of Voluntary Services Managers. She is also Director and trustee for Macmillan Cancer Support and a clinical Ambassador for the Over the Wall Children’s Charity where she volunteers as a nurse providing care for children affected by serious illnesses. She is the Clinical Director of One HealthTech – a network which campaigns for the need and importance of better inclusion of all backgrounds, skillsets and disciplines in health technology. Rob is also the Lead Chief Executive for West Yorkshire & Harrogate Health and Care Partnership; this sees him bringing together West Yorkshire health and care leaders, organisations and communities to develop local plans for improved health, care and finances. Dr Jeanelle de Gruchy is President of the Association of Directors of Public Health (ADPH), having been elected in May 2018 for 3 years. Toby is also the Joint Chair for Better Care Together – the 5-year transformation strategy for Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland (LLR) and also chairs the LLR System Resilience Group and Urgent Care Board. Paula has recently moved to Australia with her husband but her campaigning continues to go from strength to strength. Dr Thompsell was a GP Principal before retraining in psychiatry and becoming an Old Age Psychiatrist. He has conducted several large trials in primary and secondary care. John has been representing ADASS on the NHSE/I Programme Board for EOLC since its inception. He is a National Advisor in Transgender Voice for the Royal College of Speech and Language Therapists. Keith Bentham is a Senior Programme and Project Manager with over 25 years’ experience of working for and with the NHS. He was co-chair of the local Crisis Care Concordat Implementation Group and represents social care at the West Yorkshire Mental Health Sustainability and Transformation Plans Group. Ian now works for both for the hospital trust and community trust in a specialist diabetes service role and he is currently Leeds CCG clinical Lead for Diabetes, and before that worked for previous CCGs and PCTs in Leeds since 2003. Prior to the Fellowship he was a Specialty Registrar in Child and Adolescent Psychiatry on the St Mary’s Rotation, London. Since Feb 2016 he has worked for Sheffield as director of public health. Dan has also been a part time clinical author of clinical knowledge summaries and writing guidelines for primary care. She has been a governor since October 2012, and was appointed Chair in January 2017. He is also lead for the community ENT service. During her time with The Children’s Society she has also worked to build professional partnerships that will lead to early interventions for families to prevent a child taking on an inappropriate caring role; supported the running of the National Young Carers Festival and, through consultation with them and other young carers, helped to ensure young carers’ voices remain central to delivery. Before studying medicine on the graduate entry course at Oxford, he was a Fulbright fellow at Harvard University and a junior research fellow at Pembroke College, Oxford. She holds an Honorary Doctorate in Education from the University of Abertay, Dundee, Scotland. Penny has worked across the NHS and all sectors on pathway redesign, workforce and new models of care, is an executive coach and has published seminal reports on gender equality, most recently with UN Women. He has served as Chair of the Local Government Commission for England, of the Agriculture and Environmental Biotechnology Commission and the Russell Group. The low calorie liquid diet was developed as a research tool to show what was causing high sugar levels, but it proved so successful that he then tested it as a treatment for type 2 diabetes. Visit Location Page . He has been closely involved with guideline and policy development in the UK, alongside international initiatives to define and improve the quality and safety of emergency care. • Apprenticeships for pharmacy technicians Virginia Golding is the head of equality, diversity and inclusion at Rotherham, Doncaster and South Humber NHS Foundation Trust. The National Guardian’s Office undertakes and publishes case reviews when it appears that speaking up has not been handled according to best practice, providing challenge and learning to the healthcare system as a whole. During this time she worked to establish her daughter’s Independent Living Trust and has experience of both the social care direct payments scheme and the new NHS Personal Health Budgets scheme. Throughout her time in the network she has worked hard to develop effective working relationships with provider units and to give professional support and advice, promoting best practice in the care of the critically ill child. Charles is Head of the NHS Operational Research and Evaluation Unit, part of NHS England’s Analytical Services. The personalisation agenda is embraced in full within the CCG, who now have well-established processes for set up and evaluation of individualised support plans. He has worked in a range of roles within the NHS since starting on the NHS Graduate Management Training Scheme in 2002, with particular experience in urgent and emergency care, health protection, health and justice, and substance misuse. For the past 14 years she has worked at Calderdale & Huddersfield NHS Foundation Trust. Mary also developed and ran with the National Psychosis Service the first specialist clinic dedicated to the assessment and treatment of cognitive and negative symptoms in schizophrenia. He writes and speaks on a number of topics in relation to hearing loss and disability as well as on leadership, organisational development, governance and finance in the ‘beyond profit’ sector. Olivia Butterworth is Head of Public Participation for NHS England and NHS Improvement. After moving to Hertfordshire in 1999, he spent five years working for the Probation Service, returned to social services for London Borough of Barnet and became Assistant Director of Adult Care Services for Hertfordshire in 2008. More recently she has held a Board level role as a Chief Nurse in a provider organisation. 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