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Programmes for your organisation
FoNS is delighted to offer programmes to support the development of people, practice and workplace cultures that organisations across health and social care can commission.
- Over 30 years’ experience of working with nurses and nurse led teams across all care settings
- Extensive track record of generating, sharing and implementing knowledge about person-centredness and participatory approaches to developing caring cultures
- A thorough understanding of current health and social care issues
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Creating Caring Cultures
Development programmes for nurses leading clinical teams in health and social care, supporting the development of individuals to lead and facilitate culture change within the workplace.
Guiding Lights
Designed for multi-professional/multi agency groups from an organisation, supporting these individuals to develop a greater understanding of workplace and system culture and how to develop effective workplace cultures.
Resilience-based Clinical Supervision
A form of restorative clinical supervision which aims to enhance wellbeing, resilience and improve patient care. Individuals develop an increased awareness of the importance of self-care. An excellent fit for the restorative supervision element of the PNA role.
Ward Manager Leadership Development Programme
Commissioned as part of NHS England’s Mental Health, Learning Disability and Autism (MHLDA) Inpatient Quality Transformation Programme, this opportunity is open to in-patient ward leaders in England
Teaching and Learning Care Homes
Enables local authorities, ICBs and provider organisations to support care home teams to develop knowledge and skills to lead innovations addressing local priorities, to act as a resource for other homes locally and within organisations, and to increase the voice and influence of social care across health and care systems.
Our programmes focus on building capability and capacity to develop person-centred workplace cultures. FoNS believes all individuals should experience health and social care as person-centred, safe and effective. This includes those who are receiving care and those who are giving care.
- We enable learning in and from practice through reflection
- We tailor programmes to meet the needs of the organisation or team
- We draw upon theoretically based models and frameworks
- We facilitate online or in person
All FoNS facilitators have extensive facilitation experience
FoNS programmes are designed to start at the foundational level: that is the culture of the workplace. The culture of the workplace is what influences recruitment and retention, staff wellbeing, experiences of care and the sustainability of quality improvement activities. Our experience has shown us that measures designed to solve specific ‘problems’ will not work unless the underlying workplace culture is open, caring and person-centred. But culture change takes time and is a complex process.
FoNS programmes are designed to develop leaders and staff members in the workplace who can start to look at the culture of the workplace. Ultimately, it is only the people who work in an organisation that can influence the culture, and FoNS programmes are designed to develop the skills of individuals in leading and facilitating culture change, to develop more person-centred cultures of care. We believe this approach is sustainable; the expertise lies with the organisation’s members of staff. Our approaches are collaborative and participatory, learning is experienced and tried out in the workplace. Furthermore, we promote inclusivity, leaders include colleagues and people who receive care and their families.
- Programmes for your organisation
- Development opportunities for individuals
- Clinical Supervision
- Creating Caring Cultures
- The Guiding Lights
- FoNS Residential Programme
- Person-centred Cultures: A Development Programme
- Ward Manager Leadership Development Programme
- Learning Disability Fellowship
- Current Fellows
- Learning Disability Nursing Fellows 2023
- Learning Disability Nursing Fellows 2022
- Marie Eyre
- Lauren Barrett
- Lauren Binks
- Lucy Hutchinson
- May Baah
- Megan Auton
- Reeny Mariampillai
- Rosie Azzopardi
- Rosie Jenkinson
- Rosie Nayyar
- Rowena Watkins
- Shama Ahmed
- Vivian Ogedegbe
- Kyla Wallis
- Kat Luckhurst
- Jessy Winn
- Molly Hudson
- Abbey Westmore
- Alice Waddington
- Angela King
- Anna Cleland
- Annabel Burd
- Donna Goulty
- Dzifa Aidam
- Emma Green
- Evan Howle
- Faith Anderson
- Georgina Wood
- Zoë O’Reilly
- Learning Disability Nursing Fellows 2021
- Amy Willis
- Tim Manton
- Sophie Gregory
- Sophie Godfrey-Lowe
- Sian Adcock
- Shelby Pilgrem
- Seonaid Walker
- Selina Sleight
- Sasha Silberman-Hanks
- Sarah Mapp
- Sarah Higgins
- Roxanne Burdett
- Zoe Robinson
- Emma Kassim
- Elizabeth Maushe
- Atlanta McCulloch
- Catherine Etcheri
- Christine Potter
- Chloe Boyle
- Daniel Branch
- Dawn Smith
- Demi Abbott-Romeo
- Dylan White
- Arzu Anderson
- Eleanor Rusk
- Elizabeth Jarratt
- Rosie Duncan
- Robyn Darby
- Rebecca Hill
- Oyeyemi Asifat
- Karen Taylor
- Kira Cox
- Katie Damer
- Kirk Linkin
- Kit McGowan
- Larry Fisher
- Laura Lovejoy-Carter
- Lela Gaunt
- Lynn Prosser
- Naomi Yeboah
- Julie Auger
- Patricia Okebu
- Jessica Metherall
- Polly Allison
- Amy Watterson
- Amy Quirk
- Adebimpe Fagbohun
- Abigail Pownall
- Emma Ramsden
- Hannah Scrivener
- Jan Dzieza
- Jennifer Campbell
- Jessica Lee
- Josie Capel
- Nicola Evans
- Mentors
- Ann Norman
- Brodie Paterson
- Bronagh Scott
- Chris Dlamini
- Christine Hutchinson
- Colin Archer
- Edel Parsons
- Darren Savarimuthu
- David Harling
- Debra Moore
- Gemma Willingham-Storr
- Gweneth Moulster
- Heidi McKay
- Jackie Downing
- Jane Smith
- Jessica Lister
- Jonathan Beebee
- Julia Skelding
- Kirsty Henry
- Mandy Mackelworth
- Marie Hooper
- Marie Smith
- Mollie Chisling
- Ruth Harrison
- Serena Jones
- Shoenagh Mackay
- Simon Eddy
- Sue Bridges
- Susie Maguire
- Tracey Hartley-Smith
- Vik Ludhor
- Current Fellows
- Inspire Improvement Fellowship
- Teaching and Learning Care Homes
- The Richard Tompkins Scholarship
- Meet the scholars
- Marianne Hamlyn: 2024 Winner
- Natasha Gordon: 2024 Winner
- Julia Andrew: 2023 Winner
- Titilayo Babatunde: 2021 Winner
- Elizabeth Christie: 2021 Winner
- Kellie Owen: 2019 Winner
- Louise Orchard: 2018 Winner
- Viki Jenkins: 2018 Winner
- Lisa Marshall: 2018 Winner
- Nicola Zroud: 2018 Winner
- Siobhan Weaver: 2017 Winner
- Sarah Brooker: 2017 Winner
- Susan Bateman: 2016 Winner
- Rebecca Lacey: 2016 Winner
- Rachel Bevan: 2016 Winner
- Giselle Cope: 2015 Winner
- Karen Birch: 2015 Winner
- John Lansdell: 2014 Winner
- Chris Benson: 2013 Winner
- Meet the scholars
- The Professor Jan Dewing Memorial Award