Episodes
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In this episode of the Care Leaders Network podcast, Simon talks with Leah Smith, the Chief People Officer at the Berkley Care Group, about the importance of prioritising neurodiversity in care organisations.
They explore the barriers neurodiverse people often experience during recruitment processes, how supporting neurodiverse colleagues will benefit everyone on your team, and practical tactics care leaders can adopt to create strong, neuro-inclusive organisations.
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Brexit, Covid & Cost of Living - Where did our frontline workers go?
In this episode of the Care Leaders Network podcast, Simon Parker speaks with Jon Bennett, Chief Executive Officer and Gemma Bullock, Workforce Strategy Lead at Retinue Solutions to discuss the key topic.
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In this episode of the Care Leaders Network, Simon Parker sits down to discuss how the enquiries landscape has evolved in the last 12 months.
As the Founder of TrustedCare, Mark can offer plenty of unique and fascinating insight into the topic.
You can find the resource used in this episode here: https://bit.ly/3Ti1m9W
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In this episode of the CLN Podcast, Simon Parker meets with Johnny Matthews.
Johnny is the co-founder at SeeMeHired, and together they discuss the importance of a good onboarding experience.
In a competitive job market when jobseekers are applying for multiple jobs at the same time a good candidate experience is vital and as onboarding is an intrinsic part of the this experience a great onboarding experience gives employers point of difference as well as reducing time to hire, the potential to lose good candidates and fulfilling compliance requirements.
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In this episode of the Care Leaders Network Podcast, Simon Parker meets with Tushar Shah to discuss his journey through leadership.
In our regular Leadership Insights series, Tushar answers whether leaders are born or made, and whether leadership is an art or a science, amongst a lot more.
Tushar is the Director at Centrum Care Homes.
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In 2022 Simon Parker sat down with Charles Cross and recorded a fascinating episode of our Leadership Insights series.
In the episode, they delve into Charles' experience and journey through leadership.
Charles is the Chief Operating Officer of Anglian Care
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In this episode of the Care Leaders Network Podcast, Simon Parker speaks to Amanda Scott about her fascinating insight into leadership.
As CEO of Forest Healthcare, Amanda has a wealth of experience and valuable insight on the topic of leadership in Social Care.
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Simon Parker recently spoke with Kirstie Jones, Chief People Officer and Rachel Deans, Group Head Learning & Organisational Development of Salutem Care and Education to delve in to leadership development.
Kirstie and Rachel are passionate about leadership development and discuss why it is so important for the care sector.
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It is essential for Care Organisations to harness the power of strategic communication.
Simon Parker recently sat down with Jack Launer, Head of Partnerships at Delphi Care Solutions Ltd, to delve into successful tactics for enhancing the visibility of your care organisation and cultivating a strong sense of pride among your team.
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Simon Parker recently spoke with Deborah Rowntree, a partner at the law firm Bevan Brittan, to delve into the realm of ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance).
Their conversation covered the growing significance it holds, the diverse array of ESG funding options and strategies for embracing ESG principles.
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On this episode of The Care Leaders Network Podcast, we're handing over the reins to Rachael McLuckie from Hamilton Deed, who is stepping in as guest host for this special episode with Dale Naylor from Deskclinic.
Dale is the founder of Deskclinic, an app developed to speed up the process of getting staff back to work in order to reduce absenteeism due to muscular skeletal and mental health issues.
During their conversation, Dale delves in to how you can support injury, mental health diet or exercise support for employees before they go absent from work.
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In this episode, Simon Parker speaks with Lauren Williams, who heads up the care sector at Moneypenny.
Lauren explains how care providers can improve their customer experience, capture more leads and aid recruitment with a more strategic approach to call handling and live chat.
She will draw on findings from Moneypenny’s recent Call Trends Report, which shows that the phone remains king for customers.
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How acoustic monitoring and other technologies are liberating Social Care.
Acoustic monitoring is a powerful tool when it comes to helping care homes provide better care and support for their residents.
Simon Parker recently sat down with Jonathan White of Adaptive Care and Ed Russell of pioneering care provider WCS.
Their conversation focused on the incredible impact of acoustic monitoring systems and other innovative technologies that are revolutionising the quality of life for residents.
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The CQC has extensive array of criminal enforcement capabilities, empowering them to prosecute, issue fixed penalty notices, or give simple cautions to both individuals and organisations.
In this episode, Simon Parker spoke to Samantha Guest from Ridouts to delve into the topic of CQC Prosecution.
They explored how a provider knows they are being prosecuted, how to best manage a prosecution and potential outcomes and much more.
Samantha, is a highly experienced Regulatory Lawyer, who focuses on criminal and regulatory practices, representing both prosecution and defence clients.
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