Health & Wellbeing

The NHS England Civility and Respect programme presents: Reach Out, Speak Up, Take Care: a series of events. This is the first of three events and focuses on "Reach Out": guest speakers, discussions and presentations will focus on why 'reaching out' about bullying, harassment and unwelcome behaviours is important.

Joining details will only be sent to those who have registered for the webinar and will be sent approx. 24 hours before it starts. Once you have registered, we recommend you add the event to your calendar in the meantime. The next NHS England 'Wellbeing Wednesday' community event for all NHS staff, hosted by the […]

Part of a series of wellbeing sessions from Greater Manchester Integrated Care are open to all to attend BOOK HERE

Come join us for the L&SC PCTH Health and Wellbeing Training. Wellbeing should be a shared value across the organisation and not owned by one person or team​ This training will empower primary care organisations to create or upskill a team of employees to work alongside the Wellbeing Guardians and Wellbeing Champion Leads in the […]

Health and Wellbeing Champions development session  Following the national launch event for Health and Wellbeing Champions on 13 July 2021, NHS England and Improvement committed to providing Champions with monthly development sessions focussing on key topics to enhance your role as a Champion. This session will focus on: Supporting your colleagues with their emotional wellbeing  […]

ALL STAFF WELCOME - Limited to 10 places per session As part of NW training Hubs LSC PCTH are hosting sessions led by locality nurses who are collaborating to provide Wellbeing circles. Having a safe space to be heard reduces stress and increases welfare, which benefits both the employer and employee. For the employee, it fosters […]

The NHS England Civility and Respect programme presents: Reach Out, Speak Up, Take Care: a series of events. This is the second of three events and focuses on speaking up. Guest speakers, discussions and presentations will focus on how to 'speak up', practically, morally and feeling safe when doing so.

Reeta Karamchandani is hosting drop-in sessions open to all Primary Care staff, on behalf of Lancashire and South Cumbria Primary Care Training Hub. This will be an informal opportunity to connect with others and discuss key topics and support available both at the NHS and externally. Please come along and join the conversation.

This session, which has been specifically commissioned for senior primary care colleagues, will help to facilitate a positive shift in perspective and provide a space to discuss ideas with other primary care colleagues about useful mindset strategies. To find out more and to express an interest please click here