“When you’re building social movements, it helps to provide safe spaces for discussion: spaces which allow people from different disciplines and practice areas to come together and share information.”
– Katy Winfield, Community of Practice Manager for the Children & Young People’s Trauma Informed Care Programme.
Inspiring the next generation of health and care workforce.
– Tina Jenkinson Employability and Careers Manager, Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership.
“The Collaborative of Acute Providers is working to ensure that the people of Humber and North Yorkshire have timely access to the same standard of acute care and are supported to achieve their best health.”
– Wendy Scott, the Managing Director of the Humber and North Yorkshire Collaboration of Acute Providers
Humber and North Yorkshire Keyworker Service.
Our journey so far…
– Catherine Burton, Strategic Lead of Humber and North Yorkshire Keyworker Service.
Spotlight on children’s asthma: “we have the opportunity to make a real difference.”
– Karen McNicholas, Programme Manager Children and Young People Transformation Team.
“Recruiting the health and social care workforce continues to be a challenge for many reasons and some of our work focuses on what support we can give to people wanting to work in the sector and how those already employed can continue to learn, develop and progress in their careers.”
– Tina Jenkinson & Victoria Wilkins, Project Managers of the Grow and Train Team at Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership.
Aarti Bansal, GP and Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership’s Net Zero Clinical Lead.
“AHP day has never been more important as we move towards delivering more integrated health care, closer to home and out of hospital of which AHPs’ can play key roles in.”
– Keiley Somers, Humber and North Yorkshire Allied Health Professions Faculty Project Lead.
“The Cancer Alliance has worked with partners to develop clinics to help people experiencing breast pain but no other symptoms.”
– Dr Dan Cottingham, Cancer Research UK GP Lead, Humber and North Yorkshire Cancer Alliance; and Alison Cockerill, Breast Cancer Programme Lead, Humber and North Yorkshire Cancer Alliance.
“My role-emerging placement challenged me to see healthcare provision in a new and exciting way. The flexibility of my placement meant I could conduct a project I am passionate about, one that has not only impacted on future care provision but increased my confidence as a student and as a future Allied Healthcare Professional.”
– Rebecca Robinson, MSc Occupational Therapy student at York St John University on a Role Emerging Placement.
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