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c68404f1-d2de-45f9-818f-40455060ebca < Back National Diabetes Prevention Programme Telephone number: 13 December 2023 at 11:57:46 Share The Healthier You: NHS Diabetes Prevention Programme (NHS DPP) identifies those at diabetes high risk and refers them onto a behaviour change programme. Email Link if available: https://www.england.nhs.uk/diabetes/diabetes-prevention/

Runner Up < Back Caroline Morley Wellbeing Award Runner Up Caroline is so easy to talk to, she really supports and helps me when I need it. Caroline knows me so well and can tell when I need a chat. Caroline checks in on other staff even when going through bad times herself always helps us bring coffee for her colleagues and cheers staff up Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

Runner Up < Back Seamus Bennett Wellbeing Award Runner Up Took on the Wellbeing Role with lots of enthusiasm he makes me smile everyday Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

Runner Up < Back Melanie Stansfield Loyalty Award Runner Up Mel has been at the practice for many years 25+. She is an asset to the team and will be missed when that (retirement) time comes Mel has been medical secretary at MVP since 1995. She is an absolute trouper and is very very rarely off ill. She organises our Xmas doo every year and it runs like clockwork. She is fantastic at what she does and has successfully passed her knowledge and skills onto a colleague so she is able to cover when she is on holiday. She is 60 in June and I would love for her to gain some recognition of her loyalty and hard work over the years. She does a fab job and it would be great for her to be recognised. Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

76e9003e-0459-4248-86fb-537cf4aedb13 < Back Mind Telephone number: 10 April 2024 at 08:48:48 0300 123 3393 Share We won't give up until everyone experiencing a mental health problem gets support and respect. Find more about Mind, our work and the impact we have below. When you're living with a mental health problem, or supporting someone who is, having access to the right information is vital. Link if available: https://www.mind.org.uk/

Work Experience Work Experience Back to list "A placement on an employer's premises in which a student comes from an education setting and carries out particular tasks and duties, such as an employee would, but with emphasis on the learning aspects of the experience" It gives young people the opportunity for involvement in the workplace. It helps the student understand how the world of work operates and how it differs from school. Working and gaining experience with all types of ages, religions and ethnicities. Benefits students who know exactly what career they would like. They can see what goes on day to day in their chosen career. It gives employers the chance to raise their profile in the local area and be involved in developing the future workforce. It helps develop a wide range of skills and puts them into practice. Work experience can help students who are unsure of what career they want. They can see if a certain career will suit them. Helps the student gain extra knowledge on their chosen career-ready for college/university in the future. 10 reasons as to why work experience is beneficial for you... 01 Young people who have completed some good work experience placements are more likely to be successful in their job hunt. 02 I f you are struggling to pick a career you think you will like, doing work experience is the perfect way to sample and get a feel of the many career options in healthcare. 03 If you know exactly what you want to do, doing work experience in that sector is one of the best ways to get a sense of the industry. You can speak to employees and ask them all your burning questions, so you know exactly what it is like. 04 It shows passion and real interest in what you have chosen to study and your career. Doing work experience shows employers that you are a motivated individual and that you have really done your homework. 05 If you are unsure about what you want to do, work experience might give you the motivation to pull your socks up and really look into the career options available in the NHS. (There are absolutely loads!!) 06 As you have probably heard... Work experience introduces you to the world of work and learning what goes on in a working day. You can learn how to become workplace savvy and learn to navigate your way through the many job roles in a working environment. 07 It can help you identify the skills you already have, and it can actually highlight areas where you may need to improve, or you may even experience something you have never heard of or done before, which you may be interested in. 08 If you impress the employer, this may mean some amazing feedback for your school... brownie points!! On a serious note, being professional and willing to learn can make you stick in an employer's mind! 09 Work experience isn't just for the experience; it is also good because you can network with managers and employees. They may remember you in years to come! 10 Work experience is brilliant to put on your CV. This is the perfect opportunity to showcase all the things you have done during your work experience and show that you are interested. Please keep checking our website and social media for the most up-to-date information What is it? - The Department of Education's definition of work experience

Administrators Form The NHS has to be well-organised and keep detailed records of patients and staff. Patients and other organisations need to be able to contact the NHS, to see or speak to the right person who can give them the help they need. That could be booking an appointment, getting advice or paying an invoice. Administration roles include: clerk health records staff receptionist secretary/typist medical secretary/personal assistant telephonist/switchboard operator For any admin role, you need a good standard of literacy and numeracy. Employers usually ask for GCSEs (or equivalent) in English and maths. IT skills and qualifications are useful too as so many NHS systems are IT-based now. You’ll be using your skills in time management, organisation and communication in any admin role. There are plenty of opportunities to gain further qualifications and move on in your career. You could stay in administration, perhaps by becoming a team leader or supervisor. You could go on to become an administration manager. You could also move into other wider healthcare roles, too. If you like figures, you could use your skills and experience to move into finance. Or if you’re keen on IT you could move into informatics. Administrator Role All data provided is private and confidential, this is not shared with anyone else etc etc... Personal Information - First name(Required) Last name(Required) Email(Required) Phone(Required) Multi-line address Country/Region Address City Zip / Postal code More in-depth information to be added.... Info text Short answer(Required) File upload 1(Required) Upload File Info text Short answer(Required) File upload 2(Required) Upload File Info text Long answer(Required) File upload 3(Required) Upload File More info if needed.... Single choice(Required) Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Option 4 Option 5 Other? Multi choice(Required) Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Option 4 Option 5 Option 6 Option 7 Others: We've not listed Confirmation needed: Please tick here to accept & confirm you understand our policy's... etc etc (Required) Submit

81e04f4a-b8ce-47fb-bf4d-3d4d6d142cc4 < Back Hopwood Medical Centre Walton Street, Heywood OL10 2BS, UK 01706 603420 Visit website Primary Care Network: Heywood

Runner Up < Back Dr Anirban Roy Clinical Excellence Award Runner Up A great GP is not just a healer of bodies but also a listener, a guide, and a friend. Dr Roy always has a positive impact on his patients’ lives. He is a excellent and has shown an amazing clinical judgment. An amazing clinician listens to everything you have to say and goes out of his way to help Best GP ever, takes his time and listens to patients. So caring and supportive with both staff and patients. Facebook X (Twitter) WhatsApp LinkedIn Pinterest Copy link

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Work Experience What is it? The Department of Education's definition of work experience "A placement on employers premises in which a student comes from an education setting and carries out particular tasks and duties such as an em ployee would but with emphasis on the learning aspects of the experience" It gives young people the opportunity for involvement in a workplace. It helps the student understand how the world of work operates and how it differs to school. Working and gaining experience with all types of ages, religions and ethnicity. Benefits students who know exactly what career they would like. They are able to see what goes on day to day in their chosen career. It gives employers the chance to raise their profile in the local area and be involved in developing the future workforce. It helps develop a wide range of skills and puts them into practice. Work experience can help students who are unsure of what career they want. They can see if a certain career will suit them. Helps the student gain extra knowledge on their chosen career-ready for college/university in the future. 10 reasons as to why work experience is beneficial for you... 01 Young people who have completed some good work experience placements are more likely to be successful in their job hunt. 02 If you are struggling to pick a career you think you will like, doing work experience is the perfect way to sample and get a feel of the many career options in healthcare. 03 If you know exactly what you want to do, doing work experience in that sector is one of the best ways to get a sense of the industry. You can speak to employees and ask them all your burning questions so you know exactly what it is like. 04 It shows passion and real interest in what you have chosen to study and career. Doing work experience shows employers that you are a motivated individual and that you have really done your homework. 05 If you are really unsure about what you want to do, work experience might give you the motivation to pull your socks up and really look into the career options available in the NHS. (There are absolutely loads!!) 06 As you have probably heard... Work experience introduces you into the world of work and learning what goes on in a working day. You can learn how to become workplace savvy and learn to navigate your way through the many job roles in a working environment. 07 It can help you identify the skills you have already and it can actually highlight areas where you may need to improve or you may even experience something you have never heard of or done before, which you may be interested in. 08 If you impress the employer, this may mean some amazing feedback to your school... brownie points!! On a serious note, being professional and willing to learn can make you stick in an employers mind! 09 Work experience isn't just for the experience, it is also good as you can network with managers and employees. They may remember you in years to come! 10 Work experience is brilliant to put on your CV. This is the perfect opportunity to showcase all the things you have done during your work experience and show you are interested. Thanks for submitting! We’ll get back to you shortly :)

88874fec-46f6-43a0-b14d-5f903d0cd3c0 < Back Exercise prescription for the prevention and treatment of disease Future Learn Ongoing https://www.futurelearn.com/courses/exercise-prescription Discover how physical exercise can help patients, including those with cardiovascular disease, mental health problems and cancer. Discover why exercise is important in treating and preventing diseases Over recent years, the full health benefits of exercise have become well established. Perceptions within the healthcare sector of exercise and its prescription as a treatment have also changed dramatically.On this course from Trinity College Dublin, you’ll explore the evolution of exercise prescription. You’ll learn about the role of exercise in the treatment of a variety of clinical populations including those with cardiovascular disease, paediatric conditions and cancer. You’ll also consider the connection between exercise and mental health improvements.