Planners' Development - Productive Time workshop

A programme of development workshops aimed at planners in SHAs, trusts and PCTs. These workshops offer planners the opportunity to gain access to expert advice and guidance on hot topic issues.

The workshop programme began with two workshops (in Manchester and London) addressing the hot topic of Productive Time.

The workshops were facilitated by Andrew Mayo and other speakers included: Keith Hurst (Nuffield Health and Social care group), Ann Wagner (West Yorkshire SHA), Simon Peck (Department of Health) and Simon Arden Davis (Department of Health).

Presentations from the workshops are available below.

Details of future workshops and other development opportunities will be updated on the portal as soon as they are available.

NHS Live
Productive Time - Department of Health

Planners' Development Initiatives
Postgraduate Certificate in Strategic Workforce Planning
Productivity Briefing Paper
National Workforce Development Programme - Project Board
UK-Wide Workforce Planning Competence Framework

Productive Time - final, combined, notes of both London and Manchester workshops

Health Service Productive Time: Literature Review
Keith Hurst

ISIP: Helping the NHS Deliver Quality & Value
Ann Wagner, ISIP SRO, Director of Service Improvement West Yorkshire SHA and Danielle Procter ISIP Team

Productive Time Measures and Metrics
Simon Peck, Delivery Analysis Team, Simon Arden-Davis, Productive time policy, Department of Health

Human Capital Management and Productive Time
Andrew Mayo, Professor of Human Capital at Middlesex University and Director, Mayo Learning International Ltd. Autumn 2005

Health Service Productive Time: National & International Literature Review (PDF) - CD version was available at Productive Time workshops, Manchester and London.

Health Service Productive Time: National & International Literature Review (Word) - CD version was available at Productive Time workshops, Manchester and London.

Scoping Exercise Workforce Planning
A scoping exercise to determine the range of existing programme provision in the Higher Eduction sector and available to NHS organisations.