Breadcrumb Home Multimedia The King's Fund podcast: Big ideas in health and care This content relates to the following topics: Share this content Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Share on Email Print this page Article information Posted:Tuesday 27 March 2018 A podcast about big ideas in health and care. We talk with experts from The King’s Fund and beyond about the NHS, social care, and all things health policy and leadership. New episodes monthly. AudioTo the moon and back: Don Berwick on politics, leadership and learning from NASA Guest host Anna Charles sits down with Professor Don Berwick, President Emeritus at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, to explore his career, the relationship between politics and health, and how to create joy in work.Audio The miracle cure? Exploring a public health approach to serious youth violence What’s the best way to tackle serious youth violence such as knife crime? What does a public health approach look like and does it work? Helen McKenna sits down with Karyn McCluskey, who pioneered this approach in Glasgow, and Martin Griffiths, Vascular/ Trauma Surgeon at Barts Health NHS Trust.AudioProfessor Dame Sally Davies: public health, Brexit, and breaking barriers Who is responsible for our health and wellbeing? Helen McKenna talks with Professor Dame Sally Davies, Chief Medical Officer for England, about public health, her career, and the challenges of being a female clinical leader.AudioRace equality in the NHS workforce What can be done about race inequality in the NHS workforce? How can we ensure representative leadership happens? Helen McKenna talks with Yvonne Coghill, Dionne Daniel and Ben Morrin.AudioWorking 9 to 5: Poppy Jaman on mental health and the work–life balance What should employers be doing to keep us well? And what language should we use when we talk about mental health? Poppy Jaman OBE, Chief Executive of City Mental Health Alliance, chats with Helen McKenna about mental health in the workplace, and shares her advice for future leaders.AudioProfessor Sir Chris Ham: longer lives, proudest moments and reaching base camp A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode eight. Is the NHS inherently political? What are the biggest changes in health in the past 40 years? Helen McKenna talks with Professor Sir Chris Ham about his career so far, health policy and what makes a good leader.AudioPutting the inspector to the test: quality ratings and the CQC A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode seven: how good is care in the NHS and social care system? What does a hospital inspection actually look like? Helen McKenna talks with Chris Day, Ruth Robertson and Simon Bottery.AudioIn conversation with Lord Victor Adebowale: leadership, inequality and diversity in the NHS A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode six. In conversation with Lord Victor Adebowale: leadership, inequality and diversity in the NHS.AudioHealthy places: the link between your health and where you live A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode five: what’s the relationship between your health and where you live? Helen McKenna talks with Kate Ardern, André Pinto and Chris Naylor.AudioThe NHS at 70: blow out the candles and make a wish A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode four: as the NHS turns 70, what state is it in? What will it look like in another 70 years? Helen McKenna talks about how the NHS is changing with Don Berwick, Ceinwen Giles and Siva Anandaciva.AudioMind the gap: women and leadership in the NHS A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode three: is there a glass ceiling for women in health and care? Helen McKenna talks about leadership and gender in the NHS with Jane Dacre, Anne-Marie Archard, Sam Jones and Deborah Ward.AudioTrolleys and targets: a never-ending winter for hospitals? A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode two: Does winter ever end for the NHS these days? Helen McKenna talks about winter pressures in A&E with Siva Anandaciva and Matthew Kershaw.AudioThe NHS: are you satisfied with your health service? A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode one: Do we expect too much – or too little – from the NHS? Should taxes increase to fix its problems? Helen McKenna talks about public satisfaction with the NHS with Ruth Robertson and Dan Wellings.
AudioTo the moon and back: Don Berwick on politics, leadership and learning from NASA Guest host Anna Charles sits down with Professor Don Berwick, President Emeritus at the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, to explore his career, the relationship between politics and health, and how to create joy in work.
Audio The miracle cure? Exploring a public health approach to serious youth violence What’s the best way to tackle serious youth violence such as knife crime? What does a public health approach look like and does it work? Helen McKenna sits down with Karyn McCluskey, who pioneered this approach in Glasgow, and Martin Griffiths, Vascular/ Trauma Surgeon at Barts Health NHS Trust.
AudioProfessor Dame Sally Davies: public health, Brexit, and breaking barriers Who is responsible for our health and wellbeing? Helen McKenna talks with Professor Dame Sally Davies, Chief Medical Officer for England, about public health, her career, and the challenges of being a female clinical leader.
AudioRace equality in the NHS workforce What can be done about race inequality in the NHS workforce? How can we ensure representative leadership happens? Helen McKenna talks with Yvonne Coghill, Dionne Daniel and Ben Morrin.
AudioWorking 9 to 5: Poppy Jaman on mental health and the work–life balance What should employers be doing to keep us well? And what language should we use when we talk about mental health? Poppy Jaman OBE, Chief Executive of City Mental Health Alliance, chats with Helen McKenna about mental health in the workplace, and shares her advice for future leaders.
AudioProfessor Sir Chris Ham: longer lives, proudest moments and reaching base camp A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode eight. Is the NHS inherently political? What are the biggest changes in health in the past 40 years? Helen McKenna talks with Professor Sir Chris Ham about his career so far, health policy and what makes a good leader.
AudioPutting the inspector to the test: quality ratings and the CQC A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode seven: how good is care in the NHS and social care system? What does a hospital inspection actually look like? Helen McKenna talks with Chris Day, Ruth Robertson and Simon Bottery.
AudioIn conversation with Lord Victor Adebowale: leadership, inequality and diversity in the NHS A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode six. In conversation with Lord Victor Adebowale: leadership, inequality and diversity in the NHS.
AudioHealthy places: the link between your health and where you live A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode five: what’s the relationship between your health and where you live? Helen McKenna talks with Kate Ardern, André Pinto and Chris Naylor.
AudioThe NHS at 70: blow out the candles and make a wish A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode four: as the NHS turns 70, what state is it in? What will it look like in another 70 years? Helen McKenna talks about how the NHS is changing with Don Berwick, Ceinwen Giles and Siva Anandaciva.
AudioMind the gap: women and leadership in the NHS A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode three: is there a glass ceiling for women in health and care? Helen McKenna talks about leadership and gender in the NHS with Jane Dacre, Anne-Marie Archard, Sam Jones and Deborah Ward.
AudioTrolleys and targets: a never-ending winter for hospitals? A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode two: Does winter ever end for the NHS these days? Helen McKenna talks about winter pressures in A&E with Siva Anandaciva and Matthew Kershaw.
AudioThe NHS: are you satisfied with your health service? A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode one: Do we expect too much – or too little – from the NHS? Should taxes increase to fix its problems? Helen McKenna talks about public satisfaction with the NHS with Ruth Robertson and Dan Wellings.
