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In this blog, Christopher D’Souza, Lead Commissioner (Building Healthier Communities), Public Health, Lambeth Council, and Dr Prema Ravi, GP Partner, Chelsfield Surgery and Clinical Director for Orpington PCN, share their experience of participating in our peer-to-peer exchange programme, Walking in Their Shoes. Christopher’s perspective I lead Lambeth Public Health’s Building Healthier Communities programme. Our aim […]
Building relationships, sharing learning, unlocking our potential. In order to truly unlock the potential of our system, we need to meaningfully connect as leaders. Join us for our monthly Connect Community Networking Breakfasts, held on Tuesday 19th December, 9.30-10.30am This is a unique opportunity to meet and learn from like-minded leaders in an informal setting. […]
“I have found making the time to ‘step back’ and openly share ideas and thoughts, without judgement, enriching” About the opportunity Applications are now open to take part in the Connect ‘Walking in Their Shoes’ programme. The purpose is to provide a platform for cross-boundary knowledge sharing where peers working on similar challenges can […]
Towards effective relationship building that spans sectors, organisations, and neighbourhoods
Bukola Joel is a project manager at the research hub Centric Community Research. She has a background in youth work and is committed to empowering young people and communities through creative engagement approaches. She is the Founder of Beyond Braids CIC, a skills development workshop for young people aged 9-15 years old, where they use the art of […]
A lack of trust can cause a lot of heartache in life. But it is equally damaging if you are working collaboratively too. Here’s what George Dellal has to say about how to build stronger and more productive relationships.
What does collaboration look like in a hospice setting and what are the lessons for an integrated health and care system? Kate Heaps reflects on the need to value different perspectives.
What does it mean to be a system leader in south east London? That’s the big question we want to answer. Over the last year we have spoken to people working in different care settings across our system, including those delivering, receiving and managing services.