We are thrilled to announce a free webinar which will explore:
What a ward accreditation programme is.
The importance of having an accreditation programme.
Why some accreditation programmes struggle to deliver.
How Tendable can accelerate the impact of your accreditation programme
Sir Andrew Dilnot, the former Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies pulls no punches when it comes to the missed opportunities of successive governments. As the author of the definitive 2014 report on social care reform, he shows his frustration and dismay at this government’s failure to tackle a crisis that is now leaving millions of vulnerable older people without the support they need, and at the same time crippling the NHS. And Sir Andrew reveals how, if only Boris Johnson had remained Prime Minister for a little longer, serious reform could have been achieved. He points out that the extra demand for social care is a fantastic achievement created by longer lives but argues that there is a need for a change in public attitudes and for government to grow up and get on with it. If they don’t, he predicts they will not deal with the challenges facing the NHS.
INSPIRATIONAL STORIES OF HEALTHCARE IMPROVERS
We need your help with making the recording of this audio book a reality.
Firstly we need you to continue to nominate people who have inspired you with their work improving healthcare.
Secondly do you know anyone who has recorded an audio book? Maybe works in the podcast world and is used to recording and editing conversations? Please do let us know as recommendations make a huge difference and will help us ensure that these 100 Voices sound amazing!
The Academy of Fab Stuff is a Community Interest Company whose sole purpose, since its inception on the 14th Feb 2015, is to share service improvements that work, to improve care within health and social care. Our focus is ensuring that people who have a service challenge or a QI project that needs to be completed don’t have to start with a blank piece of paper – they can search for solutions for free on the website and adapt for their own service area. Did you know that since 2015 that there have been over a million page views of the fabulous stuff people have shared.
So we have a question or two for you:
Could association with FabNHSStuff and its philosophy demonstrate your passion to support health and social care?
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This book is a collection of essays, ideas from around the globe and thoughts gathered together in an attempt to move-on the debate about the publics’ health. We think there is a difference between the publics’ health, public health and the nation’s wellness. We think wellness with all its nuances and complexities is the way forward to addressing the inevitable question; what happens when governments have emptied the public purse into the coffers of the NHS and the service still runs out of money. A must read from Ed Smith and Roy Lilley.
100 Voices is a collaborative project connecting people and organisations improving healthcare in the UK. It is led by Dr Andrea Gibbons and championed by the Academy of Fabulous Stuff. The project is grateful for initial funding from the Q Community to help make it a reality! The logos of organisations collaborating with us on the project so far are shown below.
All organisations with an interest in the project are invited to join us as collaborators. We would also welcome input from individuals or organisations with experience of creating audio, electronic or physical books! Contact [email protected] to find out more!
As an organisation we are looking to develop our social partnerships, collaborating with organisations that share our values. The Academy of Fab Stuff is a Community Interest Company whose mission is to share service improvements that work, to improve care within health and social care. We think that people who have a service challenge or a QI project that needs to be completed shouldn't have to start with a blank piece of paper – they should have easy access to search for solutions for free on our website and then adapt for their own service area.
How might we work together?
