Turning the Tide
Building on BBI’s Clacton Place Programme, NHSE and Suffolk and North East Essex ICB have commissioned the Turning The Tide report on…
Building on BBI’s Clacton Place Programme, NHSE and Suffolk and North East Essex ICB have commissioned the Turning The Tide report on…
Our understanding of trauma and the profound and lasting ways in which it can affect people’s lives is increasing, and there is growing awareness of the requirement to make services more responsive to the specific needs that traumatic experiences can create…
Our understanding of trauma and the profound and lasting ways in which it can affect people’s lives is increasing, and there is growing awareness of the requirement to make services more responsive to the specific needs that traumatic experiences can create…
An innovative approach to NHS and social care recruitment and retention was presented by Jacqui Gibson & Sherife Hasan during Breaking Barriers Innovations (BBI) recent More and Different – Improving Pathways into Employment workshop.
An innovative approach to NHS and social care recruitment and retention was presented by Jacqui Gibson & Sherife Hasan during Breaking Barriers Innovations (BBI) recent More and Different – Improving Pathways into Employment workshop.
BBI convened a Roundtable on February 14 2019, which was attended by a number of senior managers and leaders from across health and social care commissioning and service delivery. The aim of this Roundtable was to identify the key challenges facing mental health services, how these are being addressed, and what the vision for the future of mental health commissioning and provision looks like, in light of the NHS Long Term Plan (LTP) and the independent review of the Mental Health Act.
Breaking Barriers Innovations held a Roundtable discussion on 20th March 2019, the Roundtable provided an opportunity for decisionmakers in the NHS, Local Authorities and industry partners to explore the implications for digital technologies in light of the NHS Long Term Plan.
This report captures a Roundtable discussion on how health and social care leaders are attempting to bridge the care gap between an overburdened acute hospital sector that has seen exponential increases in demand and a care system that is struggling to cope.
You are cordially invited to the Breaking Barriers Innovations Spring Review 2019: The Case for Place on Tuesday 11th June between 6:30pm and 8:30pm at the Palace of Westminster.
Whitehall today grapples with the crisis of a generation. This crisis divides the major parties, has lain waste to electoral campaigns, and has already cost the country hundreds of millions of pounds in emergency funding, just to tread water. Yet despite this issue’s seriousness and its potential consequences for people’s lives, public understanding of it remains dismal. But this issue is not Brexit, but adult social care.