Last updated8 July 2025 Guidance Evaluating your health and wellbeing programme Guidance for health and wellbeing leads on how to measure feedback from strategies and initiatives.
Last updated23 June 2025 Audio/video Tackling homelessness in response to the rising cost of living In this video from University Hospitals Birmingham we hear how the trust is supporting staff in response to incidences of homelessness.
Last updated10 November 2020 Case study Nursing apprenticeship pathway Read how the trust has used apprenticeships to increase its nursing supply by more than 100 nurses per year and decreased agency spend.
Last updated21 October 2025 Article T Level FAQs Answers to frequently asked questions from employers about T Levels.
Last updated19 November 2021 Handbook Improving staff equality networks through partnership working As the role of the staff network grows, how they interact with existing forums becomes even more important to ensuring groups work effectively.
Last updated5 March 2024 Guidance Health and safety competencies for NHS managers This guidance aims to help NHS health and safety representatives assess whether managers have the right skills to address health and safety issues.
Last updated5 January 2023 Case study Widening local participation through partnering with The King's Trust Read about how a Manchester trust is supporting more young people into employment through its new partnership with The King's Trust.
Last updated3 January 2020 Case study CapitalNurse programme Find out how nurse leaders, academics and workforce colleagues have worked together as ‘CapitalNurse’ to meet nursing workforce challenges.
Last updated9 June 2025 Case study T Level students increase capacity for health checks T Level health students boost GP capacity, support care delivery and foster a learning culture at Atherstone Surgery.
Last updated14 November 2025 Guidance Making workplace adjustments to support disabled staff Under the Equality Act 2010, employers have a legal responsibility to make reasonable adjustments for disabled staff.