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Helen Bevan on Social Movements: Theory and Practice

Submitted by kevino on Sat, 06/19/2010 - 12:18
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Social Movements: Theory and Practice -- Helen Bevan

Helen Bevan's presentation from the 2009 Union Delegates Conference, April 17-19 in San Jose, California.

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Social movements: theory and practice -- Helen Bevan

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70 pages; 8.5 x 11”

Intended audience:
Health workers and professionals interested in improving care

Original use:
From a workshop by Helen Bevan of the British National Health Service Institute for Innovation and Improvement. The workshop showed participants how to:

  • Understand the evidence and make the case for a new way of thinking about health and service improvement
  • Apply 5 key principles for achieving radical change in order to:
    • generate change and improvement by connecting with hearts and minds
    • unleash energy to mobilize large-scale change in a health care setting
    • build a sense of shared commitment to sustain improvement

 

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Applying Social Movements to Health Care Improvement and Reform kevino Sat, 06/19/2010 - 12:13
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Applying Social Movements to Health Care Improvement and Reform
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47 pages; 8.5” x 11”

Intended audience:
Health professionals and workers interested in improving care

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Take these concepts from a plenary presentation by Helen Bevan of the British National Health Service at the 2009 Union Delegates Conference and inspire your team with lessons on innovation and change from social movements.

 

Applying Social Movements to Health Care Improvement and Reform

Helen Bevan's presentation on how the health care industry can use lessons from social movements to inspire change. 

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