Large audience at The Broadway Theatre, London. For Training with Lewisham CEPN Training Hub and The Training Network.

TTN and Lewisham CEPN Training Hub, February PLT 2025

We were delighted to once again be invited to the Lewisham CEPN Training Hub’s Protected Learning Time (PLT) day at The Broadway Theatre, London, this February. As always, it was a well-attended event set in the stunning art deco surroundings of a theatre that has been a London landmark since 1932.

TTN had the privilege of presenting ‘Delegation Dynamics and Shared Success’ to non-patient-facing managers and associated staff. Our session explored key strategies for effective delegation and teamwork, fostering shared success within NHS healthcare settings. The afternoon was engaging and insightful, with fantastic participation from attendees. We were thrilled with the overwhelmingly positive feedback – thank you to everyone who joined us!

The event opened with a warm welcome from local members of the Red Ribbon Charity, who sang us in to raise awareness for HIV Testing Week.

Throughout the day, a diverse lineup of expert speakers covered a wide range of topics. And, as luck would have it, I had my camera on hand to capture some great moments!

A huge thank you to the incredible team at Lewisham CEPN Training Hub for their tireless work in organising this event. We know how much effort goes into making it such a success, and we truly appreciate your continued support and enthusiasm for our involvement.

A special shoutout to our amazing friends at Lewisham CEPN Training Hub: Rebecca Corneck, Debbie Brown, Colin Stears, Louise Hassan, and Hannah Crowther—you are an amazing team, and we appreciate you all!

Other speakers at this event included:

Dr. John O’Donohue, Consultant Physician and Gastroenterologist
Ollie Skeil, Access to Healthcare Advisor, Lewisham Refugee & Migrant Worker
Laura Jenner, Deputy Director, One Croydon Alliance
Dr. Kathryn Griffiths, Renal Registrar, Inequality Fellow, Lewisham
Dr. Camil Herron
Dr. Leo Emordi, Primary Healthcare Medical Doctor/ Clinical Chair TLCP/ Training Programme Director/ Differential Attainment Facilitator
Kiera Doherty, Lewisham Integrated Neighbourhood Team
Dr. Joseph Mahew, Clinical Lead- Clinical Effectiveness Southwark General Practitioner at Nexus Health Group LLC
Satkirtar Bansal, Medicines Optimisation Pharmacist at NHS South East London ICS, Lewisham

Once again, a huge thank you to everyone involved—we look forward to the next one!

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