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Transformati on Workforce


We are passionate about helping our staff to develop their skills by encouraging them to branch out and take on roles that aren’t always seen as a natural progression.


This year, more than 100 Trust staff joined our Workforce Transformati on Day to consider how we can uti lise our


workforce in the best way possible. Shelagh Morris, Deputy Chief Allied Health Professions Offi cer


for NHS England, spoke about her work to deploy allied health


professionals in diff erent ways, and a number of Trust speakers told the audience how they have taken on more advanced roles outside their areas of usual practi ce.


Grace Smith is a physiotherapist who works as a sister on a respiratory ward at Basingstoke and North Hampshire Hospital.


She qualifi ed as a physiotherapist four years ago and has made amazing progress, moving into a specialist role before being promoted to ward sister, a role normally fulfi lled by a nurse.


Grace’s achievements also saw her named as a fi nalist for the Rising Star award at the nati onal Advancing Healthcare Awards.


“It’s a constant challenge, clinically and emoti onally, but I love the role. I’m sti ll able to use my skills as a therapist, but in a diff erent way, and I have learned a huge amount, both from the nurses and therapists that I work alongside, and the pati ents I have cared for.


“By appointi ng me to this role, the Trust has really thought diff erently about job roles thinking not just about professions, but what that individual brings to the role as well.”


28 | Chief Nursing Review 2017/18


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