@MoneySavingExp I was one of these people, I didn’t realise and there was very little advice about what I was entitled to. Everything was focusing on the funded hours. I went to sign up for these and found I could access this as well, which has made a difference already.
Are you looking to develop your inclusive leadership skills?
Our FREE Course 3 raises awareness of behaviours to move towards micro-compassion purposely. Apply here: https://t.co/MWjbUXilXQ
#EDI#InclusiveLeadership#NHSEDI
Electronic fetal monitoring involves multiple interactions between people, tasks, tools & technology, organisation, culture and behaviour, but work systems are often poorly optimised, finds new study.
The paper: https://t.co/JOgn5mkrDv
Read THIS summary: https://t.co/HrS7mgIaa7
Creating a safe, inclusive and trusting environment in which everyone can contribute fully is a key practice in #CollaborativeLeadership. Find out more in our recent report: https://t.co/IC7iNGivsK
The Healthcare Leadership Model is designed to help people develop as leaders by discovering and exploring their behaviours.
Click here to find out more: https://t.co/FIPBJ6CENW #HealthcareLeadershipModel#HealthcareLeaders
Have you used our maternity services at the QEH Kings Lynn?
Come along to tell us what was good or what could be improved. We need your feedback.
Thursday 19 October
1pm-2pm
Marshland Hall, PE14 8JB
For any further details, please contact [email protected]
Thank you.
We’re inviting early career and newly qualified nursing and midwifery colleagues who are within 5 years of qualification or NMC registration to join our next Quality Improvement Network webinar.
To book your place, email: [email protected]#teamCNO
Our Trust Values Award is the Wellness Award!
Fliss Gruneberg, Central Delivery Suite Coordinator and Professional Midwifery Advocate has been selected for our Wellness Award in our Team QEH Awards 2023.
Congratulations Fliss!
#TeamQEHAwards
Today marks the first day of #BabyLossAwarenessWeek.
This is the 21st Baby Loss Awareness Week in the UK, and whilst it has grown over time, the aims of the week remain the same.
This week we join together to remember our babies, raise awareness, and drive change 💖💙
You're not alone. That’s the message to parents and families today at the start of Baby Loss Awareness Week - where we all join together to remember our much-loved and missed babies, and raise awareness of pregnancy and baby loss.
Read the full plan here: https://t.co/51cNK78Hzy
Cultural differences, hybrid/remote teams, and overlapping deadlines are some of the common dynamics that can influence the opportunity to give - and share - feedback.
Here are a few models you can use to make your #feedback even more effective.
Adaptive leadership means shifting from being the leader who “knows it all” to the leader who's a “learn it all.” Five critical leadership skills for creating an environment in which learning things the organisation does not know how to do is valued over implementing flawlessly what it knows already:
1) Cross-cutting: leaders with more diverse networks create more value for the organisation.
2) Collaborating: fostering psychological safety to increase team performance.
3) Coaching: having critical conversations that develop others’ potential,
4) Culture shaping: shaping organisational culture by changing processes & systems.
5) Connecting: growing in empathy and authentic leadership.
https://t.co/7qTKh9F9lZ. By @HerminiaIbarra. Graphic: @tnvora
Are you a compassionate and inclusive leader or manager?
#OurLeadershipWay sets out best practice for our #NHSLeaders - Click here to find out more: https://t.co/srkRlc1dtK
Steve Jobs had his best ideas while walking—this Stanford study explains why...
In 2014, a team of Stanford researchers examined how creativity levels were impacted by walking.
They conducted experiments with 176 participants that placed them in different situations:
• Walking on a treadmill facing a wall
• Walking outside
• Sitting inside facing a wall
• Sitting outside
In each situation, the participants were asked to complete a range of tasks that are typically used to measure creative thinking. For example, a test of "divergent thinking" asked the participants to come up with as many uses as possible for a set of objects.
The results were incredible:
Participants were dramatically more creative while walking than sitting.
In fact, one group of participants who took back-to-back tests, first sitting inside and then walking inside on a treadmill, saw a 60% improvement in creative output while walking vs. sitting!
Walking, indoors or outdoors, had a similar robust positive impact on creative thinking.
The authors concluded, "Many people anecdotally claim they do their best thinking when walking. We finally may be taking a step, or two, toward discovering why."
Many of history's greatest thinkers, entrepreneurs, artists, and athletes have believed in the power of walking.
It's a simple, free tool we can all use to dramatically improve our lives. Schedule more walks into your weeks.
Simple challenge for all of you:
Go for a 30-minute tech-free walk every single day this week.
• No phone
• No music
• No podcasts
• No articles
• No audiobooks
Just you, your thoughts, your gratitude, and the fresh air.
It’s a simple reset that will unlock new creativity and shift your perspective.
"Above all, do not lose your desire to walk. Every day I walk myself into a state of well-being and walk away from every illness. I have walked myself into my best thoughts, and I know of no thought so burdensome that one cannot walk away from it." - Søren Kierkegaard
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