Linear programming and The Australian Women’s Weekly ‘Simplicity Chocolate Cake’ recipe – can you name a more unexpected duo? No, I’ve not lost the plot. I’ve simply had an epiphany about how to describe an approach to improving service delivery in health and social care – while chatting to my mother about work over morning […]
How thinking like a linear programmer can help you optimise service delivery Read More »
Remember ‘that’ moment in your professional career that completely shocked you? I do – and it was only last year. I was working with a single discipline team of allied health professionals who were about to shift into an interdisciplinary service model. During our workshop discussion, they flat out threw (multiple) other allied health professions
Improving interprofessional collaboration in health and social care Read More »
A few weeks ago I was sitting at Zambrero enjoying my lunch when suddenly my attention was hijacked by the ‘Plate 4 Plate’ count-o-meter on the wall. It was like a mind magnet. Each time that counter ticked up, my brain went into overdrive. Is it for real? Is it really tracking all meals donated
Using success metrics to boost staff retention in health and social care Read More »
In the last two articles, I’ve talked to you about how, as a community based social care or health organisation, you benefit from truly understanding the needs of your clients and having a measurable vision that puts your community at its heart. I’ve also talked about how leadership needs to make brave decisions in order
The perfect outfit – when your workforce matches your vision Read More »
In my last article “The cup of tea that changed my life and could change yours“, I challenged you to be brave, step back, and look at the problem before you seek a solution. There are two more questions you should think about before leaping into problem solving. Trust me, your answers will set you
Shining a light for your community Read More »
