NHS England Podcast

Key to the success of the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF) https://www.england.nhs.uk/patient-safety/incident-response-framework/ is working collaboratively across organisations utilising the skills of colleagues from different departments. We have previously held two webinars discussing creating common ground between PS/QI and OD. Recordings are available on our FutureNHS platform. • Creating Common Ground - NHS Patient Safety - FutureNHS Collaboration Platform https://future.nhs.uk/NHSps/view?objectId=43249296 • PSIRF and QI conversation cafe - NHS Patient Safety - FutureNHS Collaboration Platform https://future.nhs.uk/NHSps/view?objectId=45241776 In this podcast we aim to further progress the conversation with special guests: • Liz Maddocks-Brown, formerly NHS Horizons • Claire Cox, Andy Wilmer and Lorraine Catt from Kings College Hospital • Stefan Cantore from Sheffield University Management School. If you would like to get in touch about the content of this podcast, please contact us on patientsafety.enquiries@nhs.net. Find out more about PSIRF on the NHS England website www.england.nhs.uk/patient-safety/…onse-framework/

In this podcast, GPs and medical examiners from England and Wales discuss their experience of extending medical examiner scrutiny to deaths in community settings. It explains how partnership working between GPS and medical examiners improves the experience of bereaved people and explores advantages for GPs of starting work with medical examiners now, before medical examiners become a required part of the new statutory death certification process from April 2024. Medical examiners are senior doctors from all specialties including GPs, who provide independent scrutiny of deaths not taken for investigation by coroners, and offer the bereaved an opportunity to ask questions and raise concerns. Find out more: National medical examiner webpage https://www.england.nhs.uk/establishing-medical-examiner-system-nhs/ Information for primary care on extending medical examiner scrutiny to deaths in community settings https://www.england.nhs.uk/establishing-medical-examiner-system-nhs/non-coronial-deaths-in-the-community/ A transcript for this podcast can be found on the NHS England website: https://www.england.nhs.uk/long-read/transcript-of-gps-and-medical-examiners-working-together-podcast/

Amanda Pritchard speech to NHS Confed Expo conference, 14 June 2023

Welcome to ‘Integrated Care Systems – One Year On’, our new podcast part of our integrated care podcast series. This special episode brings together a panel of system leaders to discuss their reflections on the first year of Integrated Care Systems. In today’s episode, our panel will be looking at the challenges systems have faced, the progress they’re making to better integrate services and their priorities and hopes for the future. Tune in now to discover something new. A transcript for this podcast can be found on the NHS England website: https://www.england.nhs.uk/long-read/podcast-one-year-of-integrated-care-systems-reflections-on-the-milestone/

The NHS England National Patient Safety Team has produced a third podcast to provide an overview of the feedback from the testing phases for the national Maternity Early Warning Score (MEWS) tool. This is the third of three podcasts from the NHS England National Patient Safety Team. In this podcast, Tony Kelly, National Clinical Advisor Maternity & Neonatal Safety Improvement Programme (MatNeoSIP) NHS England; Hannah Rutter, Senior Improvement Manager, MatNeoSIP NHS England; Louise Page Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist, West Middlesex University Hospital and Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust; Anita Banerjee, Consultant Obstetric Physician, Guys and St Thomas’s NHS Foundation Trust; and Rebecca Wilson-Crellin, Clinical Lead, Culture and Leadership in the Maternity Transformation Programme discuss the feedback received during testing and the importance of reducing unwarranted variation by implementing the new national MEWS tool.

The Midlands team in NHS England has produced its first podcast on virtual wards. Dr Tim Taylor, Associate Medical Director at NHS England – Midlands talks to Dr Will Taylor, Chief Medical Officer; NHS Herefordshire and Worcestershire; Florence O'Reilly, Lead Advanced Clinical Practitioner; Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust; Heather MacDonald, Programme Lead for Virtual Care; NHS Herefordshire and Worcestershire and James Bartlett, Lead Consultant Acute Medicine; Wye Valley NHS Trust. The podcast focuses on the ICBs virtual ward journey and their drive and focus on quality and safety.

Welcome to the third and final episode of our new integrated care podcast series focusing on partnership working and relationship building across systems – Partnerships in Practice. This series brings together insight, knowledge and first-hand experience of how strong relationships have helped local partners to deliver more joined-up and effective responses to the collective challenges and pressures that systems face. On today’s episode we're focusing on the approaches taken within Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes (BLMK) Integrated Care System, and how collaboration between system partners and local communities is helping systems to design better solutions for the challenges local communities are facing. Our episode panel includes; Reverend Lloyd Denny, Julia Robson, BLMK Integrated Care Board (ICB) – Healthcare Inequalities Lead, Diana Blackmun, Central Bedfordshire Healthwatch and Michelle Summers, Associate Director of Communications and Engagement for BLMK ICB. Our host for today’s episode is Keymn Whervin, co-production manager for National Voices. Keymn and her panel of guests will also give more background to a health inequalities review from the system, led by Rev. Denny, to understand what the barriers to good health are for the local population and the benefits that partnership working can bring to everyone involved. Tune in now to discover something new. For more information, please contact england.stcomms@nhs.net

Welcome to the second episode of our new integrated care podcast series focusing on partnership working and relationship building across systems – Partnerships in Practice. This series brings together insight, knowledge and first-hand experience of how strong relationships have helped local partners to deliver more joined-up and effective responses to the collective challenges and pressures that systems face. On today’s episode we're focusing on the approaches taken by Surrey Heartlands ICS, spotlighting how collaboration between system partners is helping with the shared challenge of workforce recruitment and retention. Our episode panel includes; Bex Pritchard, CEO for Surrey Care Association, Michael Pantlin, Executive Director of People and Digital for Surrey Heartlands ICS, and Liz Bruce, Joint Executive Director, Adult Social Care and Integrated Commissioning for Surrey County Council and Surrey Heartlands ICS. Our host for today’s episode is Sir David Pearson, System Transformation Advisor to NHS England former President of the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services (ADASS). Sir David and his panel of guests will explain how innovative solutions are supporting staff to have more rewarding careers while providing better quality care to people. Tune in now to discover something new. For more information, please contact england.stcomms@nhs.net

Welcome to the first episode of our new three-part integrated care podcast series focusing on partnership working and relationship building across systems – Partnerships in Practice. This series will bring together insight, knowledge and first-hand experience of how strong relationships have helped local partners to deliver more joined-up and effective responses to the collective challenges and pressures that systems face. On today’s episode we're delving into the key role that the NHS, local authorities and the VCSE sector have played in Suffolk and North East Essex Integrated Care System (ICS). Our episode panel includes; Susannah Howard, ICP Director for Suffolk and North East Essex ; Sharon Alexander, Chief Officer for community voluntary services (CVS) Tendring  and Peter Fairley, Director for Strategy and Health Integration at Essex County Council. Tune in now to discover something new.

This NHS England podcast explores how integrated care boards can work in partnership with people and communities to improve health, wellbeing and much more. Deputy Director for People and Communities at NHS England Olivia Butterworth, in conversation with Patricia Miller, Chief Executive at Dorset Integrated Care Board.