Carrying out improvement and collaboration across the interface
Join this webinar to learn from healthcare leaders who have been carrying out improvement across healthcare boundaries.
Speakers
Carrying out improvement with colleagues across boundaries/the interface can be challenging and complex for many reasons but it is integral to the future of healthcare.
This webinar will feature learning from three teams who took part in the primary and secondary care collaborative programme last year, providing an update on where they are up to, and lessons learnt on collaborative working.
Key areas covered:
- What are the challenges to collaborative improvement across the interface and what can be done to overcome them?
- How can improvement programmes/collaboratives be re-designed to value culture and relationships more?
- What have healthcare leaders learnt when trying to carry out improvement with colleagues across the interface – what works well, what is difficult?
- Learn from the evaluation findings that cover a range of recommendations needed to strengthen interface improvement (the recommendations are applicable to all sectors in healthcare)
We will also hear from experts beyond healthcare, providing unique perspectives on collaboration, leadership and change management. To this end, we are also in the process of securing “Dark Matters Laboratories” which is an international multidisciplinary organisation focused on reimaging and redesigning systems that underpin societies.
Speakers
Anne-Marie Parent is a dedicated leader with a passion for driving positive change in the health sector. As Manager of Engagement and Mobilisation at the Canadian Institute for Health Information (CIHI) and a part-time professor at the Telfer School of Management, she brings expertise in change management, complex problem-solving, performance management, and strategic planning to transformational projects. With over 20 years of experience, she excels in leading strategic initiatives through teamwork and collaboration, supported by her exceptional organizational skills and understanding of creating change in complex social systems.
From volunteering on the board of a Community Health Centre to promoting systems innovation with the SI Health Hub, Anne-Marie’s commitment to making a meaningful impact in the health sector is unwavering. Her passion for systems thinking, human-centered leadership, and collaborative transformation makes her a driving force in the advancement of health and data ecosystems.
Anne-Marie holds certifications as a Certified Health Executive, Prosci Change Management practitioner, Black Belt in Lean Healthcare, and Flow Certified Coach. She has also completed training in Organizational and Relationship Systems Coaching, equipping her to leverage the collective intelligence of human systems to drive meaningful change.
- Dr Michelle Brennan is a GP in Oxfordshire, Chair of Oxfordshire’s GP Leadership Group and clinical directors committee, PCN clinical director for Henley SonNet PCN and LMC representative. She recently completed her executive MBA and works on behalf of general practice acting as a system partner and providing subject matter expertise to the ICS.
- Dr Nicola Wray started working for the Ministry of Defence as a full-time civilian GP in early 2020. She works closely with the local hospital trust and ICB, as well as the Defence Medical Services HQ and armed forces commissioners to try to resolve differences in care and provide equitable access to NHS services for defence primary healthcare patients.
Rachel King has over 20 years NHS experience working across various organisations – initially as a physiotherapist, specialising in neurosciences and older people services, then in academic roles, teaching on the undergraduate programme at University of East London and conducting research around the prevention of falls and fractures.
She has held a number of operational roles in Community and Secondary care and more recently has moved into network leadership roles across organisations - Rachel currently works for the Southeast London Acute Provider Collaborative and is the Network lead for General Surgery, Gynaecology and Urology.
Who is it for
Improvement leaders, transformation leaders, healthcare professionals working with partners across the interface and anyone interested in improvement across the interface/boundaries.
