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08 February 2022
Voices and stories are central to improving healthcare
The use of patient and staff narratives should be embedded across the NHS and social care system to humanise and improve the quality of healthcare.
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13 January 2022
“People need space for reflection and a chance to reconnect with each other more than ever”
David Jones looks at how we can learn from and support the Schwartz Community as we seek to increase access to reflective practices.
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11 January 2022
New Year, new programmes, same goal
Bev Fitzsimons gives an overview of our revised programme structure
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20 December 2021
Celebrating the human faces of healthcare
This Christmas, let's remember the importance of kindness and compassion for the people who are keeping our health and care services going.
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11 November 2021
#reflect2repair – improving access to reflective practice for health and care staff
This autumn and winter we are promoting and celebrating the value of reflective practice for health and care staff.
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28 September 2021
“There have been no societies that did not tell stories”: Why storytelling matters
Julian Groves explains why storytelling is such a powerful tool for helping people to process emotions, and why the process of safely sharing and listening to stories through Schwartz Rounds is so vital - and shouldn't be left to chance.
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28 September 2021
Schwartz community diversity: what do we know so far?
Farhana Nargis gives an update on some early diversity data gathered from the Schwartz Community.
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23 September 2021
An open letter to Amanda Pritchard
An open letter to Amanda Pritchard, Chief Executive of NHS England & Improvement.
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04 August 2021
How do we make Schwartz Rounds easier to access for new starters?
Aggie Rice considers whether Schwartz Rounds are inclusive enough for people starting out in their careers.
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15 June 2021
Are we all in this together?
Our Programmes Manager, Farhana Nargis, looks at diversity and inclusion in healthcare and the unique role that Schwartz Rounds can play in giving a voice to people who are often not heard.