The Health and Care Workforce Planning Podcast, from the AHCWP
The Health and Care Workforce Planning Podcast, from the AHCWP
Podcast Description
If you are a Workforce Planner in Health and Care our podcast is for you.
The Association of Health and Care Workforce Planning (AHCWP) talks to experts and practictioners who share the challenges they have experienced in workforce planning with real life examples, tips and solutions.
You can join the AHCWP for free and find guides and resources:
www.ahcwp.com
The Bumper Book of Health and Care Workforce Planning is available here:
https://amzn.eu/d/h7kVo3j
The host is Joanne Smith from the AHCWP.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joanne-smith-consultant/
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast focuses on various aspects of workforce planning, touching on themes such as innovative workforce models, workforce transformation in challenging times, and understanding the current state of the workforce. Episodes often include real-life examples, such as workforce planning strategies shared by guests like Colin Lewry who discuses the development of the WRaPT tool, and Anna Morgan MBE and Sudeep Dhillon exploring finance constraints and demographic changes in workforce planning.
If you are a Workforce Planner in Health and Care our podcast is for you.
The Association of Health and Care Workforce Planning (AHCWP) talks to experts and practitioners who share the challenges they have experienced in workforce planning with real life examples, tips and solutions.
You can join the AHCWP for free and find guides and resources:
www.ahcwp.com
The Bumper Book of Health and Care Workforce Planning is available here:
https://amzn.eu/d/h7kVo3j
The host is Joanne Smith from the AHCWP.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joanne-smith-consultant/
This episode features Fiona Lord, Workforce analytics, planning and development manager at Lancs and South Cumbria ICB.
Fiona has lots of workforce planning experience and was instrumental in the development of WRaPT, amongst many other things.
Fiona tells us about modelling the impact of Associate Psycholigical Practitioners ,a new role, in primary care.
We talk about the importance of clinical input, and the challenges of planning for new roles, along with the importance of creating a repeatable process that could be used for other new roles.
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