Sarah delivers human resources and organisational development functions to a variety of organisations. She has been involved in the development of care system support services from their inception – working with Staffordshire, Lancashire and Central Midlands CSUs prior to their merger and playing a key role in the way MLCSU has evolved. This makes her perfectly positioned to play a critical role in the future of the CSU, enabling it to support CCGs and other customers to deliver their own challenging objectives. Sarah has been working in healthcare for more than 25 years.
She previously worked as HR director in the acute sector for 10 years before becoming an independent consultant for a wide range of customers. She also has invaluable commercial experience. Leading our people management strategy, Sarah ensures that the CSU is a great place to work and that staff are ideally placed to provide an excellent service to our customers. She has a detailed understanding of the CSU service portfolio and recognises that relationships are the key to our success. This drives development interventions and organisational design, which produces positive results for our customers.
Sarah ensures that everything we do is underpinned by our organisational values and everyone who works for the CSU feels valued and empowered to play their part in delivering the best possible care for patients. Staff engagement is a top priority and our staff survey scores have improved following a number of interventions and initiatives. She has significant experience of developing performance management frameworks and embedding individual performance management into organisational effectiveness. In particular, she has carried out a number of reviews on performance, and impact assessments for individual services, which have released significant savings whilst improving service delivery at the same time.
To ensure that the CSU continues to develop to meet the changing needs of our customers, Sarah has developed a suite of information which provides both hard and soft intelligence on workforce dynamics. This influences our approach to recruitment and retention, absence management and staff management, and ensures that we are a cost-effective organisation with low absence rates and well-managed staff turnover.
Acting as an independent and trusted partner within the system to facilitate working across stakeholders and integrate elements of the provider system…
Supporting systems to build a sustainable and integrated workforce, transforming systems, organisations and the workforce experience to improve resilience.
Supporting ICSs with approaches to design and deliver effective communication, engagement and behavioural insights as a key enabler for system change and…
Digitising care and partnering with systems for the transformation of digitally enabled service delivery (and other supporting processes) across vision, planning and…
Applying intelligence-led understanding of the health of the population to support the redesign of care and improve patient and financial outcomes across…
Supporting providers to work together at a place and neighbourhood level to manage common resources, integrate community teams, improve health and reduce…
Providing end-to-end funded care services, including patients as active partners in identifying their healthcare needs and then commissioning care to meet these.…
Delivering a wide range of support functions through transactional services, business partnering and transformation that drives efficiencies and releases value and time…
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