Season 1: Episode 5 - A special festive edition of The Handover

Episode 8: Bringing Allied Health Professionals Together

As the third-largest clinical workforce within the health and care, allied health professions (AHPs) play a pivotal role in supporting the NHS Long Term Plan. AHPs day is an annual occasion for AHPs in England and now internationally to unite and revel in their contribution. To celebrate AHPs Day we have broadcast this special episode of The Handover recorded at NCH&C's very first Allied Health Professionals conference held earlier this year. The theme was 'Bringing AHPs together' and we talked to colleagues about what they felt they had learned from the day, and what they feel they could take from getting together and understanding more about the diverse AHP roles across the Trust.

Season 1: Episode 7 - Networks, leadership, and MSK innovation: A community health round-up

In this episode of the podcast, released in recognition of Armed Forces Day, Group Chief Information Officer Sarah Buchan sits down with Dom, Sharon, and Thomas - members of staff networks from NCH&C and CCS. Together, they discuss the launch of the new Armed Forces Aware network and the vital role staff networks play in fostering inclusion, building community, and supporting colleagues with shared experiences. Later in the episode, Vicky speaks with Dr. Caroline Kavanagh, Group Medical Director, during the opening of the Willow Therapy Unit. Dr. Kavanagh reflects on her first year in the role, sharing insights into her journey and vision for the future. Finally, we spotlight innovation in community physiotherapy. Tom Bamford is joined by Kevin Trueman, MSK Business Manager, to explore MSK Community Assessment Days - a new approach that has helped over 600 patients across Norfolk and Waveney in the past year. Tune in to hear how the initiative has evolved and what’s been learned so far.

Season 1: Episode 6: Spring flu reminder and a catch up with Anita Pisani

This time on the Handover:  * We caught up with Helen and Katy whose lives were turned upside down when Katy contracted flu last year. This winter the UK saw a significant increase in flu cases across, with the number of people in hospital in England with flu four times higher than at this point last year. At the same time, uptake of the flu vaccine nationally has been lower than in previous years. Laura talked to Helen and Katy about why getting vaccinated is so important, even if you think you are fit and healthy. * Tom meets Anita Pisani, currently Deputy CEO and Director of Workforce at Cambridgeshire Community Services, and from 1 April 2025 Group Deputy CEO and Chief People Officer for our new group.

Building Trust - Introducing Anita Pisani, Deputy CEO of our new Group

In this special audio interview, Tom meets Anita Pisani, currently Deputy CEO and Director of Workforce at Cambridgeshire Community Services, and from 1 April 2025 Group Deputy CEO and Chief People Officer for our new group.

Season 1: Episode 5 - A special festive edition of The Handover

In this special short episode of The Handover we’re handing over a few quick updates to see you through to the New Year. You can find out more about all the stories featured in this episode here.  [https://wearenchc.nhs.uk/news/a-special-festive-edition-of-the-handover/] This time on the Handover:  * We say thanks to our Urgent Community Response team for their participation in a national TV news story. Watch the Channel 5 news piece here: Our Urgent Community Response team is keeping patients safe at home over the festive season - YouTube. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rePsuvLcUic&feature=youtu.be] You can find out more about the roles available in this team here. [https://wearenchc.nhs.uk/looking-for-a-job/#!/job_list/s1/Nursing_Midwifery?_ts=1] * Fine artist Carl Rowe talks about his installation at the Willow Therapy Unit * Carols at Norwich Community Hospital and a Christmas message from our Chief Exec, Matthew Winn