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HPMA Newsletter September 22

In our September newsletter, we feature HPMA's research commissioned with CMP and published by the University of Central Lancashire that reveals that a lack of effective HR practice is causing challenges to the overall effectiveness of the NHS. You may also wish to take a look at Dean Royles' related piece in the HSJ.

Also inside this edition, the huge range of breakout sessions that delegates at the HPMA UK Conference will be diving into. Plus Cheryl Samuels and Rachael Tyler from the HPMA London Academy look at the #InclusiveHR Toolkit and how it's being utilised to help those who feel marginalised in our profession.

Hill Dickinson look at Data Subject Access Requests and DAC Beachcroft report on the recent employment tribunal verdict regarding long covid. Elsewhere news of 'Louisa's lament' by Annie Graham - an inspiring true story of a group of pioneering women in nursing, written by one of our HPMA members.

We also have another call for members to take the online survey from the Institute of Organisational Dynamics and an opportunity to get involved in a new recruitment programme with NHS England.

Finally, we have  news of the Advancing Healthcare Awards in Wales for your AHP and healthcare scientist colleagues and a round up of HPMA learning events including the HPMA London Conference in November.

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