Certificate of Achievement
has completed the following course:
Leading Well for Staff Health and Wellbeing in the NHS
The King's Fund
This online course explored the roles and responsibilities of NHS leaders to support health and wellbeing for self, team and across organisations. It covered the current state of post-pandemic staff health and wellbeing and in the context of the workforce crisis; the impact of poor health and wellbeing on staff and their performance; the range of human needs that should be met in the workplace; and the role of managers and leaders in tackling the barriers to health and wellbeing.
3 weeks, 3 hours per week
Richard Murray
Chief Executive
The King's Fund
Transcript
Learning outcomes
- Recognise the relationship you have to your own health and wellbeing as central to how you take up your leadership and relate to the health and wellbeing of others.
- Understand the role of un-acknowledged dynamics and systemic forces in shaping health outcomes for staff.
- Identify the various human needs that must be met in the workplace to support and promote staff health and wellbeing.
- Understand what effective action on staff health and wellbeing looks like.
- Recognise the skills and qualities central to leadership that is humane, compassionate and effective in the current context.
- Reflect on your own performance, capacity and skills as a manager and/or leader.
Syllabus
- The current state of staff health and wellbeing in the NHS post-pandemic and in the context of a workforce crisis.
- The impact of poor health and wellbeing on staff and their performance.
- The range of human needs that must be met in the workplace to support peoples mental and physical health and wellbeing.
- How managers and leaders can take effective action to support, protect and promote the health and wellbeing of colleagues and teams.
Issued on 5th January 2023
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