Episode 6 - Mental health: National Mental Health Executives - Out Of Area Placements by NHS England

NHS England’s Head of Primary Care, Dr Nikki Kanani sits down with Dr Amir Khan from GPs behind closed doors to discuss everything from why he became a GP, the changing landscape of general practice, positivity in general practice and the importance of lemon drizzle cake.

Episode 4 - Mental health: National Mental health Executives Network : Implementing the LTP by NHS England

Clinicians and system leaders come together to discuss the benefits of improving mental health provision in schools. With better access and provision for children’s mental health in schools being of long term benefit, find out how sustainability and transformation partnerships and integrated care systems are well placed to deliver. You can hear great examples from Greater Manchester, Surrey Heartlands and South West London who, from working in an integrated way with young people and community partners, are bringing more mental health support into schools, with a strong focus on prevention.

https://www.england.nhs.uk/integratedcare/case-studies/

An engaging podcast exploring the value of a joined-up way of working between systems and the voluntary sector, identifying the benefits of voluntary sector involvement in health and care partnerships and what this means for clinicians and their patients.

With excellent examples of STPs/ICS working closely with local charities and social enterprises, we hear how voluntary organisations often have an impact well beyond what statutory services alone can achieve, providing a rich range of activities and delivering vital services to local communities.

This episode features an interview with Dr Charlotte Canniff, Joint Chief Medical Officer for Surrey Heartlands ICS integrated Care Board. In this episode, Dr Canniff talks about her passion for primary care networks and how she is supporting the development of networks in her own area, as part of the work across Surrey Heartlands Integrated Care System.