NHS Employers support Accredited Registers
Did you know that NHS Employers support the Accredited Register scheme? They encourage employers within the NHS to take every opportunity to raise the profile of the type of accredited registers available to staff as part of their recruitment process and to consider the benefits of joining one.
View more information from NHS Employers on their website here.
CNHC appoints three new board members
We are delighted to announce that three new members have been appointed to the CNHC Board:
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• Two lay members – Denzil Johnson and Tara Willmott
• One registrant member – Jane Nodder.
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We look forward to what their experience and expertise will bring to the future of CNHC. You can find out more about the new members and the rest of the CNHC Board on our website here.
Department of Health and Social Care publish new report
On Monday 5 November, the Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) published a new report ‘Prevention is better than cure‘ which outlines the government’s vision for stopping health problems before they arise and to support people to manage their health problems when they do arise.
Their goal is to improve healthy life expectancy by at least 5 extra years, aiming to close the gap between the number of healthy years lived among the richest and poorest. This discrepancy was highlighted in the Royal Society for Public Health (RSPH) and Professional Standards Authority (PSA) ‘Untapped Resources‘ report, which emphasised that practitioners on Accredited Registers are well placed to play a part in improving the nation’s health.
Read the full report from the Department of Health and Social Care here.
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