Knowsley energy efficiency scheme supporting timely hospital discharges
Eligible residents in Knowsley are being supported to take advantage of the Council’s energy efficiency scheme to access help with…
This free, online, CPD accredited health inequalities and patient experience (HIPE) training will equip you with the knowledge and skills needed to tackle health inequalities and improve patient experience across the cancer pathway. The 123 Approach empowers you to make a real impact within your own role, and offers continued support beyond the training course. The programme has been designed in collaboration with people who have lived experience of cancer and NHS colleagues working across the cancer pathway.
Who is it aimed at?
Those working in cancer services.
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