Reimagining working with universities, colleges and schools
This webinar, the third in a new series, looks at how NHS trusts can successfully work with educational institutions.
Speakers
Health and education are frequently cited as the top priority for many people, yet both sectors face massive challenges.
There are many examples of NHS trusts successfully working closely with universities, colleges and schools to overcome some of these challenges. At the same time, place-based and system working has the potential to change the nature of some of these relationships.
This webinar will consider what trusts can learn from their counterparts in education, where mutually beneficial local relationships can be established and strengthened, and some creative solutions to achieving our common cause.
This is the third part in a series being led by Michael Wood, head of Health Economic Partnerships. Michael advises NHS leaders nationally and locally on policy, strategy, partnerships and funding relating to the local economy, including in areas such as skills and workforce, estates, innovation, population health and finance.
Health Economic Partnerships
You will be automatically signed up to the full series of webinars, but you can of course choose which you would like to attend according to your interests or the needs of your organisation.
The series:
- ‘Putting health at the heart of your local economy’ - Wednesday 26 February 2025, 2-3:30pm (90 mins)
- ‘Your role in an anchor system’ - Wednesday 26 March 2025, 2-3pm (60 mins)
- ‘Reimagining how we work with our universities, colleges and schools’ - Wednesday 23 April 2025, 2-3pm (60 mins)
- ‘Quantifying the economic impact of the NHS and maximising our social value’ - Wednesday 28 May 2025, 2-3pm (60 mins)
- ‘What devolution means for the NHS’ - Wednesday 25 June 2025, 2-3pm (60 mins)
- ‘Embedding health on the high street’ - Wednesday 23 July 2025, 2-3pm (60 mins)
For NHS Confederation members, all 6 webinars are free to attend. For non-members, you are welcome to join the first three sessions, with the last three being member-only. If you would like more information on becoming a member of the NHS Confederation please contact us here or reach out to our Acute Network director Rory Deighton for an informal conversation.
