#332 Developing and Maintaining Leadership Programmes in the NHS with Helen Gillivan & Dr Mayur Vibhuti
The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey
Release Date: 11/06/2024
#334 Reducing Fraud in the NHS with Alex Rothwell
The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey
Alex Rothwell, Chief Executive of the NHS Counter Fraud Authority, discusses the issue of fraud in the NHS in England. Alex highlights the importance of addressing fraud in the NHS, as any money lost to fraud could have been spent on healthcare outcomes. The conversation explores the importance of fraud prevention and control measures in the healthcare sector, and emphasises the need for a cultural change that prioritises reducing loss to budgets and managing risk. The conversation concludes by discussing the motivations behind fraud and the role of good governance in preventing...
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#333 How We Scaled a National Physio Service in the NHS with Phin Robinson Pure Physiotherapy
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In this conversation, Tara interviews Phin Robinson, Founder and director of Pure Physiotherapy. They discuss how Phin scaled his organisation from a small practice to a national business with nearly 500 employees. Phin discusses the role of physiotherapy in primary care and the importance of health and wellbeing. He talks about the Gojo app, which promotes physical activity, and the benefits of team based challenges, and shares insights on growing a service based business in the NHS. Key takeaways Passion and values are key drivers in scaling a business and...
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#332 Developing and Maintaining Leadership Programmes in the NHS with Helen Gillivan & Dr Mayur Vibhuti
The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey
Helen Gillivan & Dr Mayur Vibhuti join Tara to discuss their work in adult social care and primary care, as well as their collaboration on an innovation project. They share their experiences with leadership development programmes and the importance of continuity and sustainability in these programmes. The episode also highlights the importance of investing in the workforce and developing leadership skills. The evaluation of the programme shows that participants feel more confident as leaders and have a better understanding of collaboration and system thinking. The conversation...
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#331 Living with Type 1 Diabetes: A Lifetime of Thinking with Chris Bright
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What if the common perceptions about living with type 1 diabetes were completely wrong? Join us for an engaging conversation with Chris Bright, a dynamic advocate who is reshaping the narrative around this condition. Chris, who successfully manages his diabetes while excelling in sports and serving as the Community Partnerships and Events Lead at Breakthrough T1D UK, formerly known as JDRF UK, shares his inspiring journey. Hear about the importance of education and awareness, and how collaboration between healthcare providers and organisations can lead to better support for families...
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#330 Transforming Barnardo's into a Health and Care Organisation with Rukshana Kapasi
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Rukshana Kapasi, Director of Health for Barnardo's, discusses her role in transforming the organisation into a health and social care organisation. She highlights the wide range of services provided by Barnardo's, from mental health support to employment and training programmes. Rukshana offers advice for new directors, such as taking time to understand the organisation's culture and building credibility through behavior and results. Contact Details I’m Tara Humphrey and I’m the founder of THC Primary Care, a leading healthcare consultancy. I...
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#329 Addressing Barriers to Health Literacy with Sue Lacey Bryant
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Sue Lacey Bryant, Visiting Professor in Knowledge and Information Mobilisation at Manchester Metropolitan University joins Tara to discuss health literacy and its impact on healthcare outcomes. They explore the definition of health literacy and the skills and confidence needed to navigate the healthcare system. Highlights include: The barriers faced by individuals with low health literacy, such as difficulty understanding written health information and communicating with healthcare professionals. Sue emphasises the importance of addressing health literacy at both the organisational...
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#328 A Journey to Transforming Community Health with Christiana Melam
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Christiana Melam, founder and CEO of the National Association of Link Workers, discusses social prescribing and the role of social prescribing link workers in healthcare. Tara's conversation with Christiana Melam, founder and CEO of the National Association of Social Prescribing Link Workers, promises to reveal the power of community engagement in improving public health. Honored with an MBE for her efforts, Christiana shares her incredible journey from banking to pioneering social prescribing, shedding light on the vital role of reaching people where they are to enhance health and...
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#327 The Business of Healthcare Consulting - Consulting Frameworks
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Building on episodes 312, 314, and 322, Tara returns to discuss the strategic tools to transform your healthcare leadership. Dive into practical frameworks like SWOT analysis, mind mapping, fishbone diagrams, and the RACI framework. These tools are pivotal for better decision-making, risk management, and enhanced communication within your organisation. Key Takeaways: Master the SWOT analysis for strategic planning and risk management. Use mind mapping to organise and visualise information. Implement fishbone diagrams for root cause analysis and service redesign. Apply the RACI framework to...
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#326 Scaling hypertension management and securing funding with Dr Dan Bunstone
The Business of Healthcare Podcast with Tara Humphrey
"Run your own race." Dr Dan Bunstone joins Tara this week, discussing his career journey and his current role at Etcetera Health. Dan explains the concept of lifestyle medicine and the importance of empowering individuals to manage their health, where they have onboarded and treated hard-to-reach patients, resulting in controlled blood pressure and potential savings of heart attacks and strokes. Tara finishes the episode by asking Dan to provide advice for primary care networks, healthcare professionals, network managers, and tech companies.. Dan &...
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#325 Breaking down stigma | The Nipple Innovation Project with Lucy Thompson
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Lucy Thompson is a medical tattoo artist who specialises in 3D realistic and nipple tattoos joins Tara on the podcast this week. Lucy founded the Nipple Innovation Project, a charity that provides realistic and permanent nipple tattoos for individuals who have undergone mastectomies. Lucy's goal is to break down the stigma surrounding nipple tattoos and provide access to this important service for those who need it. Join Lucy and Tara this week as they break down stigmas. Reach out to Lucy on: To find out more about the Primary Care Network...
info_outlineHelen Gillivan & Dr Mayur Vibhuti join Tara to discuss their work in adult social care and primary care, as well as their collaboration on an innovation project.
They share their experiences with leadership development programmes and the importance of continuity and sustainability in these programmes.
The episode also highlights the importance of investing in the workforce and developing leadership skills. The evaluation of the programme shows that participants feel more confident as leaders and have a better understanding of collaboration and system thinking. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the future of integrated care and the need for inclusivity.
Key takeaways:
- Continuity and sustainability are important in leadership development programmes to ensure ongoing support and improvement.
- The concept of integrated neighbourhood teams is still evolving, and there is a need to define and understand their practical implementation.
- Leadership programmes can help individuals from different sectors and professions come together to challenge the status quo and work towards shared goals.
- The success of integrated neighborhood teams depends on breaking down barriers, coordinating care, and focusing on the needs of the individual. Funding is essential for achieving truly integrated care
- Investing in the workforce and developing leadership skills is crucial
- Participants in the programme feel more confident as leaders and have a better understanding of collaboration and system thinking
I’m Tara Humphrey and I’m the founder of THC Primary Care, a leading healthcare consultancy. I provide project and network management to Primary Care Networks and consulting support to clinical leads. To date, I’ve worked with 11 Training Hubs and supported over 200 Primary Care Networks and 6 GP Federations.
I understand and appreciate the complexity of healthcare and what it takes to deliver projects across multiple practices.
I have over 20 years of project management and business development experience across the private and public sector and have an MBA in Leadership and Management in Healthcare. I’m also published in the London Journal of Primary Care and the author of over 250 blogs.
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