Vicky Thomson (Every-One) and John Day (lived expertise) join Matt for Part 2 of the conference live podcast. They share the importance of acting on the Our Shared Agreement work so that we can all "bring to life" a better relationship between people, workforce and the healthcare system. OSA is a co-produced movement, will you get involved?

In front of the It's All About People conference audience, Naetha Uren (Recovery Coach Academy) chats to Matt about the importance of caring, community and language. Hear about her work and consider some of the challenges she present us with. Now that we have launched Our Shared Agreement, lets consider how the five foundations can be brought to life. #IAAPCon24 #ItsAllAboutPeople

Caty chats to Lisa Melbourne and Emma Batty (Thrive Tribe) about Health Coaching in two Lincolnshire Primary Care Networks. Find out about the role of a Health and Wellbeing Coach, who they work with and how they support people. Take a listen and get a better understanding of how they link with other colleagues to help people make progress with managing their own health.

The legend of personalised care Tommy Whitelaw joins Matt and Kirsteen for a chat about the movement: What Matters To You? Pause and take a moment to hear from someone with a genuine passion for making our health care system a better place to work and a better service for people. His work takes him all over the world where he is both a leader and a follower. One not to be missed, especially ahead of #WMTY24  You can find out more about Tommy and his work, including some free resources, here: https://linktr.ee/personcentred

An impromptu catch-up turns into an insightful podcast where Matt finds out about personalised approaches being used in Maternity services by Amy Garratt and her colleagues.  Hear about Badger, preparing the workforce for people to ask questions, sequins, shared decision making and lots more of transferable practice!

Alison is back on the microphone and isn't talking 'workforcey stuff'. This time, she is joined by Jenny (Lincolnshire County Council) and Sash (Person with Lived Experience) to discuss Direct Payments and how they support people. These are one way of being able to support people with a cash equivalent to service provision so people can make their own choices about their care based on what matters to them most.  It's All About People!

What is it like for a carer navigating the health system for their adult son? As we continue to explore the relationship between people and the healthcare system, Matt chats to Katie Oates about her experiences as a mum trying to support her adult son to access services. From frustrations and suspicion to curiosity and listening, Katie has plenty to share in the hope of helping us all reflect on the way we work.  It's All About People!

More than just a form! Does it pass the 3 am test? Join Matt as he chats to Jenny Fryer (Project Development Manager, Lincs ICB) and Angela Musson (Project Support Officer, Lincs ICB) about the RESPECT* work going on across the whole system to help people get the right support from colleagues during emergency situations. *Recommended summary plan for emergency care and treatment  It's All About People!

Matt retains the mic and is joined by Lee Vaughan to discuss 'pain'. From 28 tablets per day to only 1, listen as Lee makes us think about how we understand persistent pain and shares his learnings and his experiences. It's all about people!

Matt is back and today he chats with Gemma Wright (Personalised Care Lead, K2 PCN), Alison Wilkinson (Physiotherapist, ULHT) and Nicola Bussey (Physiotherapist, ULHT) about the Aches and Pains Hub that took place in Grantham. Together they explore the theme of working differently and how that feels for clinicians.