This series of tracks examines the operations management in four service industries. Each has unique problems associated with their sector but they all have operational processes to ensure smooth delivery of their product. Material is taken from The Open University Course T883 Business operations: delivering value.
Categories: Education
Tags: Beer, BMI Baby, brewery, business, choice, cinema, customer, doctor, Management, Market, nhs
NHS Employers is the employers’ organisation for the NHS in England. We help employers to develop a sustainable workforce, improve staff experience and be the best employers they can be.
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: dean, HR, Human, leadership, nhs, OD, Resources, Royles
Take your running to the next level with these podcasts designed for graduates of the NHS Couch to 5K programme. Each podcast provides a structured run with music and coaching to develop your running technique, speed and stamina. The NHS Couch to 5K+ podcasts were produced with sports music experts AudioFuel, who specialise in making music to run to. For those who want to build some variety into their routine, another great podcast series to try is NHS Strength and flexibility.
Categories: Uncategorised
Tags: 5K, choices, couch, fitness, health, jogging, nhs, run, running, to
Every month, we’re releasing episodes of Rachel’s Story, our audio drama based off of real experiences of people with a learning disability in hospital. For more information about Treat Me Well, please visit mencap.org.uk/treatmewell
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Categories: Business, Health & Fitness
Tags: "learning disability", disability, doctor, health, learning difficulty, mencap, nhs, treat me well, treatmewell
The NES Portal delivers online course bookings, distance and eLearning to health professionals, alongside Dental Vocational Training Recruitment in Scotland. These ‘How-To’ Help podcasts support and aid you in your use of the system. Please also look at our Educational and Publications podcast streams.
Categories: Education, Technology
This is a running plan designed to get complete beginners from couch potato to running 5k (or 30 minutes) in nine weeks. It is: – Achievable – starting with a mix of running and walking and building up slowly – Virtually free – all you need is a decent pair of trainers and an MP3 player (a regular mobile phone will do) – Easy – a motivating ‘personal trainer’ tells you exactly when to stop and start. The plan sets three runs per week with a day of rest between each run.
Categories: Uncategorised
From surgical tools to obstetric instruments, personalised colostomy bags to hip implants, the UK’s National Health Service requires an astonishing number of products to be manufactured, delivered and routinely managed. What happens behind the scenes to ensure the systems function smoothly? This album focuses on the different roles of B.Braun, a large supplier of medical equipment which also provides customised services for patients. In this time-critical setting, their supply chain processes must be organised with scrupulous efficiency. This material forms part of The Open University course T882 Supply chain innovation, strategy and management.
Categories: Education
Tags: auditing, Care, community, divisions, hospital, industry, innovations, nhs, overview, sector, Steel, suppliers, teams
What does your health mean to you? What features in society affect it? The tracks on this album explore influences such as stress, housing and employment on everyday health, and examines debates about the relative importance of individual lifestyles and looks at wider public-health concerns and the impact of changes in NHS policy and practice on the delivery of health care. Health is increasingly ‘everybody’s business’. This album will provide you with insight into the debates that surround human health, and will enable you to appreciate and review your own and alternative standpoints and values in this important area of study. This material forms part of The Open University course K203 Working for health.
Categories: Education
Tags: communities, debates, demonstrations, diet, disease, fitness, Medicine, mental-health, nhs, physical health, policies, pregnancy, well being
What are Personal Health Budgets, how do they work and how will they affect you? Personal Health Budgets or PHBs are the next major step towards personalising healthcare. They’ve been designed to allow people more choice and control over the money spent on meeting their healthcare and wellbeing needs. With the introduction of Personal Health Budgets in 2014 billions of pounds of NHS funding will be devolved to patients to purchase their own health services. This has the potential to revolutionise the provision, funding and delivery of health and social care in England. Whether you are a patient, health care professional or service provider PHBs could have a major impact on what you do and how you do it. This collection looks at the roll out of PHBs from the perspective of the people who commission care services, those who provide it and, most importantly, those on the receiving end – the patients.
Categories: Education
Tags: Alison Austin, Alzheimer’s disease, Andrew Voice, Anna Fitzpatrick, Anne-Marie Mason Health Your Way, Care, commissioning, Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy, health, Islington Clinical Commissioning Group, Jonathan Fitzpatrick, Lambeth Clinical Commissioning Group, LSE, Martin Harrison, Mathew O’Sullivan, Motor Neurone Disease, nhs, NHS England, Personal Health Budget, personalisation, Professor Julian Le Grand, Rachel King, Sarah Little, schizophrenia, Social care, wellbeing