Leading workforce thinking 2009 

NHS Employers annual conference and exhibition 2009

NHS Employers' annual conference and exhibition took place at the ICC in Birmingham from Tuesday 3 - Thursday 5 November. The event attracted over 1400 delegates, exhibitors and speakers for three days of information sharing, problems solving and networking. 

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Sian ThomasView video of the conference speakers online  including Bruce Keogh and Andrew Lansley's speeches.   

 

 

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Date for your diary

Leading workforce thinking 2010 will take place from Tuesday 16 - thursday 18 November 2010 at the ACC in Liverpool. Put the date in your diary.

 

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PSA16 survey

Please help us support NHS organisations in improving employment rates for one of the four groups that make up PSA 16 by completing our online survey.... more

Thursday's news from Leading workforce thinking 2009

All the latest news from the final day at Leading workforce thinking, NHS Employers annual conference and exhibition. more

 

Andrew Lansley addresses NHS Employers conference

Andrew Lansley Shadow Secretary of State for Health Andrew Lansley said today that the Conservatives would consult on changing the foundation trust regime to offer an option for community-based healthcare services to become social enterprises within the NHS. More

Wednesday's news from Leading workforce thinking 2009

All the latest news from the second day at leading workforce thinking, NHS Employers annual conference and exhibition. more

 

 

How to tame tigers

 

Jim LawlessJim Lawless, motivational speaker, gave a thought-provoking and practical presentation on the theme of “taming tigers” to close the second day of NHS Employers' conference. more

 

Talent for tough times

The performance of everyone in the NHS must improve to meet the significant challenges of the next five years. Our new briefing, launched on the second day of our annual conference, helps employers to identify, attract and retain the talent they need. more

 

Tuesdays news from Leading workforce thinking 2009

All the latest news from the first day at leading workforce thinking, NHS Employers annual conference and exhibition.... more

 

Slash and burn not the way forward

Speaking at the NHS Employers conference in Birmingham, Health Minister Mike O'Brien says that a slash and burn approach to NHS finances would be a betrayal of the NHS and people it cares for. more

 

 

Heather Rabbats speaks about the art of leadership

Heather RabbattsLeadership is always recognisable no matter what sector you are in, Heather Rabbats the chair of Millwall Football Club and former CEO of Merton and Lambeth Council, said in her speech to NHS workforce leaders in Birmingham today. more

 

Leadership is the next big breakthrough in healthcare, says Clare Chapman

Clare ChapmanWe are just gripping the importance of leadership in the NHS and this is the next big breakthrough for healthcare, Clare Chapman, director general of workforce at the Department of Health, told NHS Employers' annual conference today. more

 

View Sian Thomas' welcome speech

Sian ThomasSee the video of Sian Thomas' opening speech more

 

 

 

Minimise redundancies, says report as conference opens

SkyNHS Employers today urges NHS trusts to do everything they can to avoid redundancies as the NHS looks to save around £20 billion by 2014. The report sets the tone for the conference, which opens today.more

 

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