Last updated11 July 2023 Case study Celebrating SAS doctors at Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust Harrogate and District Foundation Trust (HDFT) used its SAS development funds to hold a celebration day for its SAS doctors.
Last updated22 May 2024 Blog Partnership recruitment in Greater Manchester Read this blog examining the socio-economic benefits of large scale and hyper-local recruitment in the Greater Manchester area.
Last updated23 September 2024 Case study Using AI to transform wound care in the community Read how AI technology for wound treatment has upskilled staff, boosted productivity, and improved patient outcomes in NCIC.
Last updated18 October 2024 Case study Awards ceremony for SAS doctors During SAS Week 2023, Torbay and South Devon NHS FT held events including an awards ceremony for SAS doctors to highlight and celebrate their work.
Last updated26 November 2025 Case study Building digital skills at Moorfields Eye Hospital Find out how Moorfields Eye Hospital worked with its local college to develop a programme that builds staff confidence and enhances digital skills.
Last updated12 October 2022 Guidance Improving the personal safety of lone workers A guide for staff work alone, outlining what employers should do to improve safety for lone workers and what you can do to protect yourself.
Last updated8 April 2025 Article The history of pay in the NHS Background into the history of pay including the establishment of the General Whitley Council, Agenda for Change and the medical and dental contracts.
Last updated11 December 2023 Article The mental health of disabled staff Disabled staff can face additional mental health challenges in the workplace, find out how you can help support them and access our resources.
Last updated12 May 2021 Blog My staff network journey This blog from West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust discusses the importance of staff networks and the support they provide.
Last updated16 September 2022 Blog Nursing associates at Leeds and York Partnership NHS Foundation Trust In a series of conversations about how the nursing associate (NA) role has developed, Kate Ward tells us how valuable the role has been in her trust.