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The National Health Executive Podcast is the perfect place to garner insights from across all aspects of healthcare, as we get into the crucial ‘whys’ behind the stories and how they can impact all of us to improve our work, our lives and the care and services we provide as…
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Ep 70. Waste reduction and circular economy in healthcare (opens the original)
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In this episode of the National Health Episode, we delve into a critical issue facing the NHS: waste management. With the NHS being the largest publicly funded health service globally, the magnitude of waste it generates is staggering. Each year, the NHS produces approximately 600,000 tonnes of waste, with 156,000 tonnes classified as clinical waste. This waste not only impacts the environment but also contributes significantly to the NHS's carbon footprint, accounting for 66% of it. Our discuss
Ep 69. Workforce planning for a resilient NHS (opens the original)
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In episode 69 of the National Health Executive Podcast, we delve into the critical topic of workforce planning within the NHS, a subject that has never been more pressing than it is today. With an ageing population and increasing patient demands, the traditional reactive approach to staffing is no longer sufficient. Instead, we must embrace intelligent, proactive workforce design to ensure the NHS remains resilient in the face of future challenges. Our expert panel, featuring NHS workforce leade
Ep 68. Who holds the NHS accountable? (opens the original)
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In the latest episode of the National Health Executive Podcast, we tackle a pressing issue that resonates with many: accountability within the NHS. With a system as vast and complex as the NHS, understanding who holds the responsibility when things go awry is crucial for both patients and healthcare professionals alike. Our esteemed panel, including Professor Jagtar Singh, William Pett, Phoebe Dunn, and Helen Hughes, brings a wealth of experience and insight into this multifaceted topic. They di
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