Mapping Underdoctored areas. An @NIHRresearch funded research project hosted at @LancasterMedSch. Views all our own & not representative of the funder.
Twitter account for the NIHR-funded study on medical training and workforce distribution commencing 1 October 2022. Please follow to enjoy future updates!
We’re at #HSRUK23 and our @LizBrewster talking about how NHS recruitment and retention is a “placed-based” problem and how health (outcome) inequalities are unequally distributed
One of the key findings from Lincolnshire case study: Location matters in medicine! People we talked to so far emphasised the importance of curating local knowledge & personal/institutional values being aligned (or not!) #HSRUK23
Today we have launched the NHS Long Term Workforce Plan.
It builds on initiatives already happening in the NHS to boost training and improve retention by working differently, in a compassionate and inclusive culture.
Find out more. ⬇️
Chief Workforce, Training and Education Officer, @NavinaEvans talks about what the NHS Long Term Workforce Plan means for the NHS workforce. "The long term workforce plan is a once in a generation opportunity to put the workforce on a sustainable footing" orlo.uk/d0aTP
It's our responsibility to ensure that our diverse workforce truly has an equitable experience at work regardless of any protected characteristic. This plan outlines how we intend to do this orlo.uk/Y0SWL#NHS#NHSE#EDI
👏🏻 Our biographical interviews with doctors so far show how incredibly important the institutional culture is in doctors’ job satisfaction - diversity and inclusion are key 🙌🏻
We have published the first NHS Equality Diversity and Inclusion Improvement Plan - a key milestone in our 75th year. It sets out actions to improve the culture of our workplaces and the experiences of our diverse workforce orlo.uk/on1oZ@NavinaEvans#NHS#NHSE#EDI
*NEW RESEARCH with Doctors*
Interviews with Doctors to understand their career paths - volunteers needed!
Email : mapping.doctors@lancaster.ac.uk
#GetTheResearchBug
Great to share our study site selection rationale & research questions with @NHS_HealthEdEng team expertly delivered by @LizBrewster – we found lots of common grounds and exchanging helpful feedback has been great!
Good to flag how our mixed methods/multi-workpackage study design allow us to be sensitive to new angles and additional questions to interrogate @LizBrewster
Excited to share exploratory findings from the first set of interviews in Lincolnshire, which is proven to be extremely rich data exploring career trajectories & much much more! @LizBrewster