Joanna Nightingale (@heyjo2012) 's Twitter Profile
Joanna Nightingale

@heyjo2012

Science and workforce lead. Office of the Chief Scientific Officer, NHSE&I. biomedical scientist, coach, Passionate about health care science. All views my own.

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Yesterday I facilitated a deliberative event for @NHS_HealthEdEng with leaders & advocates across the system on a new long-term strategic framework for health & social care workforce planning. We worked with a foresight approach to identify possible futures. #OurFutureWorkforce

Yesterday I facilitated a deliberative event for @NHS_HealthEdEng with leaders & advocates across the system on a new long-term strategic framework for health & social care workforce planning. We worked with a foresight approach to identify possible futures. #OurFutureWorkforce
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We strive for psychological safety in our teams, but what comes after that? Psychological safety fulfils lower tiers in Maslow's hierarchy of needs but higher levels need "psychological enrichment", allowing true learning & experimentation: hrmonline.com.au/employee-wellb… V Tom Geraghty

We strive for psychological safety in our teams, but what comes after that? Psychological safety fulfils lower tiers in Maslow's hierarchy of needs but higher levels need "psychological enrichment", allowing true learning &amp; experimentation: hrmonline.com.au/employee-wellb… V <a href="/tom_geraghty/">Tom Geraghty</a>
Claire Greaves ☢️ (@clairedgreaves) 's Twitter Profile Photo

If you are doing science at University and thinking about what to do next, look no further. The scientist training prog will allow you to join the most exciting and rewarding profession in Healthcare

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Happy Healthcare science week #HCSWeek2022 so great to see science networks forming with regional leadership. #BritishScienceWeek

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A large-scale study found happiness & optimism at work are strong predictors of job performance. Happy people perform best. Happiness grows through factors such as a sense of meaning, flexibility, interesting work & supportive leaders: sloanreview.mit.edu/article/top-pe… Via CaroleChabalier

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We might be part of a system where everyone is contained within their department, specialty or directorate which makes collaboration hard. Yet we can choose not to be a silo in the way we work & connect with others. TY Julie Woodard for one of my favourite Twitter graphics ever.

We might be part of a system where everyone is contained within their department, specialty or directorate which makes collaboration hard. Yet we can choose not to be a silo in the way we work &amp; connect with others. TY <a href="/woodard_julie/">Julie Woodard</a> for one of my favourite Twitter graphics ever.