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Really demonstrating the collaboration required for mission based approach. Mixed panel of current clinicians, nhs bureaucrats, service designers and a former clinician turned transformation & innovation! #dhs #missions @HealthierNWL @claredthomson
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@mchisambi presenting on how we are rethinking innovation delivery in North West London at the Digital Healthcare Show #DHS @HealthierNWL @Ldn_ICHP
Chanelle Corena retweeted
Brilliant to be with colleagues from across the NHS, academia, local authorities, innovation, charities and more today at the first Innovation Forum for the NW London Mission to optimise care for CVD.
@HealthierNWL #healthinnovation
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What a fantastic afternoon spent with colleagues from across the sector bringing the NWL vision for CVD care to life. The room was buzzing! #collaboration #networking @Ldn_ICHP @HealthierNWL @LoganJRyan @ChanelleCorena @mchisambi
Brilliant to be with colleagues from across the NHS, academia, local authorities, innovation, charities and more today at the first Innovation Forum for the NW London Mission to optimise care for CVD.
@HealthierNWL #healthinnovation
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Important opportunity to share your thoughts on experiences of #LonelinessInCovid to inform the Government's #TacklingLoneliness Network - respond before 22 November: surveymonkey.co.uk/r/96MNVDK
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At the Centre for Ageing Better we want everyone to enjoy later life. We create change in policy and practice informed by evidence and work with partners across England to improve employment, housing, health and communities.
ageing-better.org.uk/who-we-…
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Join us on 22 October for the second webinar in a new series examining and driving policy and practice for healthy ageing.
Sign up here: ageing-better.org.uk/events/…
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Hugely valuable resource for those striving to create thriving local areas that are great to live our lives in 👇
The New Operating Models Handbook.
nesta.org.uk/feature/new-ope…
Based on the work of the 20 pioneering #UpstreamCollaborative councils who are heading upstream of service delivery to create conditions for people & places to flourish. Developed by @nesta_uk
& @CollaborateCIC
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Dr Stephen Feast, founder of Steve Feast Ltd. Health Strategy Consulting, makes the case for organisations to adopt the process of co-design in order to have the consumer at the heart of the product.
ageing-better.org.uk/blogs/o…
Chanelle Corena retweeted
Great read by @Ageing_Better asking how can we create products that really work for everyone? #design #humancentereddesign ageing-better.org.uk/blogs/h…
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We've launched a competition to design ‘age-positive’ icons to replace the negative symbols that commonly represent people in later life, such as ‘hunched-over stickmen’.
ageing-better.org.uk/news/ag…
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Research shows that older workers are more committed and loyal, so recruiting them can provide continuity and stability for an organisation, while also offering a lifetime’s worth of experience and expertise to support the leadership and the wider team.
ageing-better.org.uk/blogs/n…
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Build Back Better. We don’t have to go back to long commutes that are bad for us & the planet. We could invest in local workplace hubs, regenerate local communities & their economies, thus increasing social cohesion & reducing carbon emissions.
“I think the British population have said quite rightly, that there’s a priority that children should get back to school.”
Susan Michie, Director of the Centre for Behaviour Change at UCL, also says working from home has meant more productivity for many
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Our new paper just published today - the environment around your home and school affects health and fitness. Fitness levels in teenagers linked to where they grow up – new research theconversation.com/fitness-… via @ConversationUK
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Excellent post with loads of tips. From our @FutureGov #servicedesign team who have been evolving our design practice through the pandemic. By our Head of SD @_alecanella blog.wearefuturegov.com/evol…
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Sometimes you don’t need user research to tell you what needs fixing; you need it to motivate others and get those things fixed.
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Hundreds of thousands of people will receive #NHS help to battle obesity and #Type2 #diabetes under radical action set out by Simon Stevens, Chief Executive of @NHSEngland
ow.ly/wbRD30mNGXv
#PreventingType2
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We’re so pleased to have developed this resource with @DiabetesUK your input has been invaluable and we look forward to continued collaboration #movingmedicine @speers86 @dr_kimgregory @DrRobAndrews
We’re thrilled to announce the launch of a new step-by-step guide from @moving_medicine, promoting conversations between healthcare professionals and their patients on the importance of physical activity: ow.ly/3uFP50jqmXL
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Makes for sad reading: 27% of young women aged 17-21 say they don't feel happy, a figure that has more than doubled in last decade. But comforted that more young girls - almost half - consider themselves feminists and increasing number want to be leaders 💃theguardian.com/lifeandstyle…























