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  1. London maternity workforce initiatives recognised at prestigious HSJ awards

    Transformation Partners in Health and Care attended the 2023 HSJ Awards ceremony last night, along with the NHS England London Maternity team, having been shortlisted in two categories for their work to support the diverse maternity workforce in London to thrive and progress. The work of the CapitalMidwife programme, which is run by TPHC on […]

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  2. Become gold-level trauma-informed in just eight weeks

    Thrive LDN has partnered with Nicola Lester Psychological Trauma Consultancy to offer free, online trauma-informed practice training to support individuals and organisations. The training is designed for anyone in a role supporting others, whether formal or informal. However, participating in the training supports an understanding of how trauma influences and shapes the lives of those […]

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  3. New free training course aims to improve care for those facing homelessness

    Health and care professionals are being invited to join a free online training course that aims to improve the support available to people facing homelessness. What is it and who is involved? The training is backed by the Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) and led by experts in the field, including Professor Michael […]

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  4. Call for healthcare professionals to support patients quit smoking this Stoptober

    Stoptober is back, calling on smokers in England to join the 2.5 million others who have made a quit attempt with the campaign since it first launched. Over 5 million adults in England still smoke, and it remains the biggest behavioural cause of preventable illness and death, with 64,000 deaths a year. This year’s Stoptober […]

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  5. The pan-London homeless health programme becomes ‘Homeless Health London Partnership’

    What we do hasn’t changed The pan-London homeless health programme led by Transformation Partners in Health and Care becomes the Homeless Health London Partnership. This new brand marks a fresh start while reinforcing the programme’s commitment to its core mission. That is to improve the access to, experience of, and outcomes from health care for […]

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  6. #ZeroSuicideLDN campaign ‘more important than ever’ as more than 360,000 Londoners play their part in saving lives

    More than 360,000 people across the capital have completed free, suicide prevention training as part of the #ZeroSuicideLDN campaign. Launched by the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan in September 2019, with support from the NHS in London, the citywide #ZeroSuicideLDN campaign aims to encourage Londoners to access free, online suicide prevention training. Developed by the […]

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  7. Celebrating the 75th birthday of the NHS

    5 July 2023 marks the 75th birthday of the National Health Service (NHS).  When it was founded in 1948, the NHS was the first universal health system to be available to all, free at the point of delivery. Today, 90% of people agree that healthcare should still be free of charge, 84% think that care should […]

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  8. Power, participation, and change – whose responsibility is it to improve the lives of Londoners living with HIV?

    Why do we ask people to share their stories? Is it for personal interest? Professional development? Meaningful change? These are questions that were on my mind as I engaged with more than 90 Londoners living with HIV, learning about their experiences of life, their condition, and how it affected their mental health. Over the course […]

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