How can strategy help us prioritise?
There’s so much to do in health and care so how do we decide on priorities? Join our event series focusing on three of the most pressing strategy problems in health and care today.
Strategy clinics: how to solve strategy’s hardest problems
Change has never been more needed in healthcare, and in today’s world of limited resources, no organisation can afford to develop strategies that will miss opportunities, waste time, and need to be repeated due to lack of impact.
But crafting strategies that work is no easy task. That’s where our practical problem solving events come in.
We are running three small sessions for peer learning in a safe environment on what it takes for strategy to work in health and care in 2024.
The events
Each event is 45 minutes and features first-hand experience from a strategy leader, expertise from Kaleidoscope’s strategy team, and peer learning from across health and care. Each one focuses on a particular aspect of strategy.
- 24 June, 12.15-1pm: It won’t work if my people don’t care. How can staff feel ownership of the strategy?
With Ranjeet Kaile, Director of Communications and Engagement, South East London ICS, and Executive Director of Communications, Stakeholder Engagement and Public Affairs, South London and Maudsley NHS FT. - 5 July, 12.15-1pm: We can’t do this alone. How do you do strategy in partnership?
With Ann Hepworth, Director of Strategy and Partnerships, Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust, and designate Group Director of Strategy and Partnerships Barts Health NHS Trust. - 19 July, 12.15-1pm: There’s so much to do. How can strategy help us prioritise?
Speakers to be confirmed shortly.
How to join
If you would like to attend any or all of these events please contact hello@kscopehealth.org.uk
If you’ve already had the events recommended to you, just pop in the access code when prompted as part of the ticket reservation process.