Thanks to everyone who joined us last week for the webinar on Neighbourhood Midwives: The model that boosted continuity of care by 500% with @anniefrancis.

We hope you enjoyed the session and gained a useful insight into the self-management model that makes Neighbourhood Midwives so successful.

As promised, the presentation slides are now available to download. If you weren’t able to join on the day or you’d like to watch the session again, the recording is now available on the Q website.https://q.health.org.uk/event/neighbourhood-midwives-the-model-that-boosted-continuity-of-care-by-500-annie-francis/?dm_i=501H,BY4S,2EK3EG,1BU4P,1

Redesigning public services to put relationships at their heart

Re-watch the session with Katie Rose, exploring the Buurtzorg-inspired blueprint that redesigns children’s social care services.

Using Communities of Practice and
Self-Management for transformation

Catch up on the last session with Neil Dunford, sharing how he transformed trust and collaboration in Tower Hamlets.

Upcoming webinars in this series
Please note that webinar dates and timings may be subject to change

21 May 2020 | We know New Public Management fails but what else can we do? – with Toby Lowe and Gary Wallace

10 June 2020 | CQC reimagining the rules: new ways of regulating to support new ways of providing social care support’ – with Richard Spoerer

To see the full list of upcoming events, visit the Q website.