When
Day:
Friday
Date:
28 June 2024
Time:
09:30 - 11:00
Duration:
1.5 hours
Prices
Members:
Free
Non-members:
£99.00
Where
Online

MS Teams
Online video conferencing

You’ve identified a problem in your service; things aren’t going quite to plan, and you know that they could be better. You would like to improve the patient experience and staff morale. But how do you diagnose what’s going on? How do you know that you are investing your limited resources (your time) in developing solutions to the real, underlying problem?

This half-day workshop will provide you with an overview of process mapping, one of the key tools you can use to diagnose problems and work with teams to identify solutions. The content will be delivered through presentation, group discussion, exercises, sharing of knowledge and experiences, group learning, and mutual support in a safe environment.

This workshop will provide delegates with:

  • Knowledge of what a current state pathway is and how to map it.
  • An understanding of what is really going on in your patient’s or customer’s journey.
  • A process for identifying issues and challenges and how to redesign your pathway.
  • A way of engaging your stakeholders in your change and developing ideas for improvement.

Who should attend:

This workshop is aimed at all staff who are interested in improving the service they deliver. 

Lead facilitator

Nicola Chandler  

Nicola Chandler is a director at NHS Elect and is an experienced QI practitioner and senior improvement coach who has supported multi-disciplinary teams to deliver national initiatives, such as 18 weeks and Enhanced Recovery, and supported teams participating in the Ambulatory Emergency Care collaborative.

Since joining the NHS in 1993, Nicola has worked in several senior operational management roles in the community, acute and commissioning sectors.

Her role at NHS Elect is primarily in the service improvement and change management space where she applies her practical and theoretical knowledge of operational challenges, underpinned with the theory of service transformation, to support multi-disciplinary teams and service users to drive service improvements for both staff and patients. She is also responsible for delivering our Human Factors and Ergonomics in Healthcare workshops.

She is an experienced facilitator, having worked with several organisations reviewing their services, including outpatients and theatres.

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