Getting the most out of your stakeholder engagement
Learn how TPHC’s specialists are guiding our customers through tailored stakeholder engagement, helping them to reach the stakeholders they need to hear and learn from.
Patients and public
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Read more of: Getting the most out of your stakeholder engagement
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#AskAboutAsthma
Read more of: #AskAboutAsthmaNHS England – London’s #AskAboutAsthma campaign takes place every September to raise awareness around childhood asthma and how to manage it. #AskAboutAsthma highlights the simple changes to children and young people’s care that will make a big difference to how they experience their asthma. Led by NHS England – London’s Babies, Children and Young People […]
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Insight – March 2024
Read more of: Insight – March 2024Welcome If newsletter length is anything to go by, this bumper edition of Insight tells us that the past three months have been incredibly busy, with a depth and breadth of work to drive forward transformation and improvement for our valued partners and customers. Read about how we’ve been helping ICBs to shape their collaborative […]
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Supporting children and young people’s mental health
Read more of: Supporting children and young people’s mental health5-11 February is Children’s Mental Health Week: a mental health awareness event that empowers, equips and gives a voice to all children and young people in the UK. Keep reading to learn how TPHC’s pan-London mental health programmes are working to support children and young people in London to stay mentally well. Children and young […]
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Listen Act Change for Race Equality Week
Read more of: Listen Act Change for Race Equality WeekNext week is Race Equality Week, an annual UK-wide movement uniting hundreds of thousands of organisations and individuals to address the barriers to race equality in the workplace. In November I wrote about how, at Transformation Partners we recognise the importance of continuous improvement. Our aim is to continue transforming our workplace into a truly inclusive environment, where […]
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London’s Great Mental Health Day returns for third year
Read more of: London’s Great Mental Health Day returns for third yearOn Friday, 26 January 2024, Great Mental Health Day will take place across London. Now in its third year, Great Mental Health Day is a London-wide initiative and for 2024 will explore the importance of meaningful connections and highlight the power of relationships, community, and social networks. The start of a new year is a […]
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TPHC 2023 highlights and achievements
Read more of: TPHC 2023 highlights and achievements2023 has been a busy year for us at Transformation Partners in Health and Care. Our work has won awards, been highlighted as good practice in government policy papers, and saved lives through training initiatives such as Thrive London’s Zero Suicide programme. Read a selection of our achievements below. January Great Mental Health Day Thrive […]
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Insight – Thanks for signing up
Read more of: Insight – Thanks for signing upThank you for signing up We’re excited to share our quarterly updates with you. Our emails will come from noreply@tphc.co.uk, for the best chance of you seeing this in your inbox, please add us as a contact to keep our emails out of your spam folder. What next We’ll automatically send you the next quarterly […]
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Insight – TPHC’s quarterly digest
Read more of: Insight – TPHC’s quarterly digestInsight Insight is the quarterly news digest from Transformation Partners in Health and Care (TPHC), for anyone interested in health and care transformation across England. Who is this for? You may be someone senior in the industry looking for providers that can support you to deliver transformation on a population level, a healthcare professional looking for […]
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Innovative approach to social care technology a win-win for residents and local authorities
Read more of: Innovative approach to social care technology a win-win for residents and local authoritiesTransformation Partners in Health and Care has supported social care innovation that will be key in benefiting residents and reducing pressures on local authorities’ budgets. By making the best use of the scale provided by integrated care systems (ICS), social care technology can be piloted and implemented without the risks for boroughs of going it alone.