
Proud to work for The NHS as a Freedom to speak up Guardian #FTSU #speakuptome. All views are my own.
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Dr Jayne Chidgey-Clark opens the conference with her thoughts for the future, the NGO's strategy going forward to make speaking up business as usual.
#FTSUConf24 #BreakingFTSUbarriers
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Throughout October's Speak Up Month, we're getting Stuck in a Lift with some Freedom to Speak Up guardians and finding out about the people behind the role.
Read about @CWatt82 and what #FreedomtoSpeakUp means to her
nationalguardian.org.uk/stuc…
#FTSUForEveryone
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Why #FTSU Guardians should get involved as the ICS evolves
@AnnieNgFTSUG shares her thoughts on how to make Freedom to Speak Up a crucial component of the governance framework within the ICS.
#integratedcare
nationalguardian.org.uk/2022…
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How can leaders foster a healthy #SpeakUpListenUpFollowUp culture?
Today we launch #FollowUp the final module of our elearning package, in association with @HEE_TEL.
nationalguardian.org.uk/2022…
Follow Up elearning clip
Elements of a healthy Speak Up Listen Up Follow Up culture
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The National Guardian’s Office today publishes its annual survey of the #FTSU Guardian network.
What are guardians’ perceptions of freedom to speak up in their organisations?
How supported to guardians feel to do their role effectively?
nationalguardian.org.uk/2022…
#FTSUGSurvey
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"Courage starts with showing up and being seen" Dr Jayne Chidgey-Clark opens the #FTSUConference with a quote from @BreneBrown
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Kindness in Action
#KindnessMatters #compassion
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Why it's so important for managers to #ListenUp - you can find out more in this elearning e-lfh.org.uk/programmes/free…
#SpeakUpListenUpFollowUp
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You are not alone. Do not hesitate to pick up your phone. #TogetherStronger
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We don't go to work intending to make a mistake
When something doesn't go right, a good leader will not apportion blame but supports the whole team in resolving & rectifying problems
Learning from error is so important to minimise the chance of the same mistakes happening again
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The evidence shows that compassionate
leadership results in better staff well-being and
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Today we've published our annual survey of the #FTSU network.
What are FTSU guardians’ perceptions of #freedomtospeakup in their organisations and the barriers and sources of detriment for speaking up?
Read the #FTSUGsurvey and key recommendations here: bit.ly/3l1MevX
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P is for Psychological Safety
#SpeakUpABC #FTSU
Replying to @GlosHealthNHS
@GlosHealthNHS @NatGuardianFTSU A workplace culture which promotes psychological safety is one that encourages colleagues to ask questions, take risks, disagree and raise problems where necessary Liz Curtis Head of Psychological Services #SpeakUpABC
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Often derided but so important, good managers turn talent into performance, finding out what is unique about each of their team, challenging them to excel in their own way, enabling them to do so, and acknowledging them when they do. #SpeakUpToMe #speakupabc






















