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Programme and presentations

 

The 'Engage, involve, improve: making NHS staff engagement a reality' conference took place on Tuesday 15 July 2008 at the Victoria Park Plaza in London. The programme and PowerPoint presentations are available to download below - simply click on the session title and the file will open automatically, more presentations will follow.

09.30 Registration and networking over coffee

10.00 Welcome and introductions from the Chair - Alastair Henderson, (Joint Acting Director, NHS Employers)

10.05 The national policy context: what matters to staff - Ann Keen (Health Minister)

10.35 Better staff experience equals better patient experience - Dr Veena Raleigh (Lead for Methods and Research, Healthcare Commission)

11.05 Morning break - network with fellow delegates
11.20 Workshops:

  • Getting the most from the NHS staff survey - Cheryl Kershaw (Head of Surveys and Research Capita) and Dr Matthew Carter (Research Fellow, Aston Business School)
  • What Matters to Staff in the NHS - Gareth Durling (NHS Staff Engagement Programme Manager Department of Health); Michael Silverman Michael Silverman, (Head of Public Sector Employee Research MORI)
  • Ensuring effective partnerships at local level - Nita Clarke (Director, Involvement and Participation Associations, IPA)
  • Empowering staff through communications - Claire Cater (Director, Bell Pottinger Group)
  • Embedding the NHS values - Steve Collins (Deputy Director, Department of Health); Dr Ted Baker (Medical Director, Guys and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust) and Liz Carter (Service Improvement Manager, NHS Southwest)


12.20 Partnership panel Question and Answer session: what do we need to do to improve staff satisfaction and engage staff in the drive for change?

  • Mike Jackson (National Officer, Unison)
  • David Amos (Director of Workforce, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust)
  • Sian Thomas (Joint Acting Director, NHS Employers)
  • Gareth Durling (NHS Staff Engagement Programme Manager, Department of Health)

    13.00 Lunch and networking

    14.00 The evidence base - why staff engagement matters - Dilys Robinson (Principal Research Fellow, Institute for Employment Studies)

    14.30 Sector based interactive workshops to explore sector specific staff survey information and to showcase local experience and learning:


    15.45 The business case for engagement - a view from the commercial world - David Jones (senior vice-president human resources, GlaxoSmithKline)

    16.25 Summary and close by Chair

    Last reviewed 12 Aug 2008

    Contacts

    Email StaffEngagement@nhsconfed.org|
     

    Publications

    Surveys of staff and inpatients in NHS acute trusts Dr Veena Raleigh (66 kB PDF)|

    Getting the most from the NHS Staff Survey Cheryl Kershaw (199 kB PDF)|

    Ensuring effective partnerships at local level Nita Clarke (64 kB PDF)|

    NHS Values Steve Collins, Liz Carter, Dr Edward Baker (608 kB PDF)|

    Why staff engagement matters Dilys Robinson (127 kB PDF)|

    Afternoon workshop sessions  (116 kB PDF)|

    Sector based presentation NHS staff survey results by sector and staff group (93 kB PDF)|

    Mental Health sector presentation  (119 kB PDF)|

    Empowering staff through communications  Presentation by Claire Cater (2104 kB PDF)|

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