Workforce capacity – solving the supply and demand puzzle

Connect Health “Change” has developed a series of webinars to make and embed transformation in healthcare. Aimed at system leaders and clinicians across the NHS, the webinars provide practical solutions to the challenging issues we are all grappling with. 

4 October 2022

Workforce capacity – solving the supply and demand puzzle

 

Due to the recent death of Her Majesty, The Queen, we have made the decision to postpone our Workforce Capacity webinar that was due to take place this Wednesday 14th September.

It will now be held on Tuesday 4 October 2022.

Join our panel of clinical and industry experts in conversation as part of our series of free, live webinars.

 

Connect Health “Change” has developed a series of webinars to make and embed transformation in healthcare. Aimed at system leaders and clinicians across the NHS, the webinars provide practical solutions to the challenging issues we are all grappling with.

 

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Today’s health and care workforce has been through the most gruelling two years in NHS history. Workforce shortages are having a serious and detrimental impact on services and will hinder efforts to deal with backlogs. There are 110,000 job vacancies across NHS trusts and many thousands more in primary care and social care.

 

Unsurprisingly, morale and wellbeing has been damaged and the recent NHS staff survey highlighted that only 27% NHS workers feel that there are enough staff in their organisation to allow them to do their jobs properly.

 

This webinar will consider where we are now, what alternative solutions could be considered and will look to the future. It will bring together those on the frontline delivery of services and patient perspectives, together with expert opinion and emerging evidence.

 

This webinar will debate

  • How big is the problem – what are the latest insights?
  • How do we solve widespread workforce shortages?
  • What is the antidote for staff burnout?
  • How can we better support hard working, but overstretched professionals under sustained pressure?
  • What is the latest learning on long-term workforce planning and how is it being applied?

 

Agenda

(subject to change)

12.30: Ashley James, Director of Practice and Development, the CSP – Chair’s opening remarks

12.40: David FurnessDirector of Policy and Delivery, Independent Healthcare Providers Network (IHPN) – The national perspective

12.50: Michelle Wayt, Assistant Director of Development and Employment, NHS Employers – Ideas and best practice for retention and recruitment and sharing lessons learnt from nursing /midwifery sectors

13.00: Ben Wanless, Consultant MSK Physiotherapist, St George’s University Hospitals NHS Trust – The digital enablers

13.10: Dr Chris Tomlinson, Senior Sports Physician, English Institute of Sport, Lilleshall/Chief Medical Officer British Gymnastics – Redefining and diversifying the workforce – GPwER accreditation and standards in MSK

13.20: Andrew Cuff, Consultant Physiotherapist and Head of MSK – The productivity curve and delivering successful Group consultations

13.30: Q&A with panel

13.45: End

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David Furness

Michelle Wayt

Ben Wanless

Dr Chris Tomlinson

Andrew Cuff

Joint Q&A Session

 

 

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We very much hope you will still be able to join us in October for this webinar however, if not, the webinar will be recorded and made available to those who have signed up after the session. We apologise for any inconvenience caused by this late change. 

When: Tuesday 4 October, 12:30-13:45.

Sign up: Via Eventbrite

The webinar will be conducted over Microsoft Teams, there is no need to register for an account or download any software in advance.