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Co-Production Week: Two Podcasts Sharing Two Different Uses of Co-Production

July 4, 2019
Lucy Watts MBE
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This week it’s National Co-production Week, running 1st-5th July. Managed by the Social Care Institute for Excellence (SCIE, which is pronounced “Sky”), co-production week aims to raise awareness of co-production and to highlight good examples of co-production, especially in social…

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Mid & South Essex Personalised Care & PHB Event – 6th June 2019

June 6, 2019
Lucy Watts MBE
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Today I co-facilitated an event with the NHS England PHB Eastern Region Lead, Sarah Walker, with the event organised by Sarah, the NHS England Personalised Care Team/Managers and with support from myself. With Essex having one of the lowest uptakes…

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Dying Matters Week 2019 – Are We Ready? Our Short Films

May 18, 2019
Lucy Watts MBE
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This week it has been Dying Matters Week 2019; 13th-19th May. The theme this year was “Are We Ready?” and what a great theme it is, as we really aren’t ready and we need to be. Dying Matters Awareness Week…

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Sitting on the NHS Assembly & Supporting Implementation of the NHS Long Term Plan

April 25, 2019
Lucy Watts MBE
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With everything going on in the country currently, you’d be hard pressed to be able to ignore the negative press around the NHS, its future, the care it’s providing, patient satisfaction, and how other countries (without naming them) are trying…

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Care of Dying Adults – Blog Adaption Of My Speech

March 24, 2019
Lucy Watts MBE
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On Friday 18th January I was invited by Healthcare Conferences UK as part of my role within the Hospice UK People in Partnership Forum to deliver the first speech at their conference titled “Care of Dying Adults in the Last…

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