In this special final episode, we focus on the role of personalised care in keeping people healthy within their homes and local community. 

We explore this topic through the lens of NHS @home, a national programme aiming to ensure people have faster access to more appropriate and targeted care within the local community and at home without necessarily having to attend emergency care or arrange GP  appointments. 

Bogdan’s guests are:  

• Colin Royle - Senior Manager, Lived Experience team, Personalised Care Group, NHS England.
• Laura Bimpson - Head of Implementation, NHS @home, NHS England
• Matt Inada-Kim - National Clinical Director for Infection and Antimicrobial Resistance and Deterioration, NHS England and Consultant Acute Physician, Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
• Shahed Ahmad - National Clinical Director for Cardiovascular Disease Prevention and Medical Director (South East), NHS England.

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You can find out more about the issues discussed in this episode here: https://www.england.nhs.uk/nhs-at-home/ 

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In this episode we’re exploring the importance of embedding personalised care throughout undergraduate and postgraduate education, training and assessment.

We’ll be looking at common barriers faced by health and care professionals when it comes to delivering personalised care under pressure during daily clinical commitments as well as exploring our own sphere of influence as formal and informal role models for the future generation of healthcare professionals.

Dr Bogdan Chiva Giurca’s guests are Dr Art Maini, Deputy Director for Undergraduate Primary Care Education at Imperial College; Anya De Longh, Occupational Therapist, and Dr Aimee Dowek, Junior Doctor.

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The Covid-19 pandemic has exacerbated and has brought pre-existing health inequalities into sharp focus. But what can we learn from the last 2 years and how can health professionals close the health gap? What can healthcare professionals do when individuals facing greatest deprivation are not only experiencing higher risk of exposure to the virus whilst already living with existing poor health and multiple comorbidities?

Through a series of practical examples and case studies showcased by our guests, this episode explores the role of personalised care in reducing health inequalities through shared decision making, multidisciplinary collaboration, local community connections, patient engagement and patient empowerment.  

This episode is being hosted by Personalised Care Institute Ambassador Dr Bogdan Chiva Giurca who is joined by three very special guests: Dr Bola Owalabi, Director of Health Inequalities NHS England and NHS Improvement, Dr Selena Stellman – General Practitioner, and Dr Benjamin Ellis – Consultant Rheumatologist.

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You can find out more about the issues discussed in this episode here: www.england.nhs.uk/ltphimenu/definitions-for-health-inequalities

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