Leading Prevention in Clinical Services – A Toolkit Approach
Health Education England are recruiting a group of health care professionals from within clinical settings across the North West and Midlands region into an Action Learning Programme that will help build preventative public health practice into clinical services.
The aim of the programme is to support a range of health and care professions, to develop their own population health skills through designing, implementing, testing and evaluating a small-scale health improvement project within their sphere of practice.
Participants will be supported remotely via an Action Learning Set of peers across your region, to utilise the OHID/HEE developed toolkit for Embedding Public Health into Clinical Services to identify ideas and test public health interventions in their own field of practice.
We are looking to recruit professionals from, but not limited to: Primary care nurses, midwives, health visitors, specialist nurses, medical professions, allied health professionals, dental professions, pharmacy staff, physician associates and social care workers and care home managers. If you are unsure if the programme is for you, get in contact and we will let you know.
The group will be split into two regional Action Learning Sets, to provide a platform of support share ideas and promote implementation of small-scale public health improvement projects.
We welcome expressions of interest that focus on the public health priorities outlined in the NHS Long term Plan. Click on the link here, to see an animation that outlines the priorities. However if you have alternative ideas – please do complete the form so that we can consider them.
To register your interest in joining this professional development programme you need to complete the expression of interest form (Follow this link or download below) and submit to Mike Parker from Progress Health Partnerships (www.progresshp.co.uk) – who has been commissioned to lead this guided learning opportunity
Please send completed form to: mike.parker@progresshp.co.uk
Deadline for submission: 14/02/2023