In this episode, Rachel Lewis is joined by Robbi Bishop, Executive Partner at Virginia Mason Institute, to discuss Continuous Improvement in New Build Hospitals. This episode is the first in the series on the Healthcare Built Environment, where we'll be talking to both our expert colleagues and partner organisations about designing transformative clinical models for the future, delivering winning business cases, and mobilising complex programmes that make a new hospital happen.

In this episode, Eli Bond (of The PSC) is interviewed by Nicole (Marketing) on Psychological Safety and how it can impact teams and organisations for the better. Eli and Nicole explore the research behind the concept, how it is defined and how it can contribute to high-performing teams. The PSC deliver psychological safety programmes that combine the growing body of research on psychological safety, emotional awareness, difficult conversations and burn-out culture using evidence-based tools and psychological frameworks to improve morale, resilience and performance across the workforce. Notes The Fearless Organization Research

Join Antonio, Chris, Mark and Katie discuss how 2023 has been for public services and The PSC. Dive in to hear what we predict 2024 and what our project highlights have been. Antonio Weiss Katie Burns Mark Buckley Chris Bradley

Chris Bradley - Senior Partner of The PSC and Tim Thomas of Applied Quantum Computing put their heads together to discuss this emerging technology and all of its potential guises. Listen in as they lift the veil on Quantum Computing and break it down beyond the incredible processing power that these computers will have.

Antonio, Katie and Jonathan from The PSC get together to review all of our party season content. From Liberal Democrats, Conservaties and Labour key themes and insights. Take a listen to hear how this fits with our mission of making public services brilliant.

Join Jonathan and James as they discuss Governing in 21st Century. James was former special advisor to Jeremy Hunt as Secretary of State for Health, he has also twice served as Leader of Mole Valley District Council and is currently Chair of Good Shepherd Trust a Multi-Academy Trust with 18 schools and is Director of Digital Strategy at NHS England – London Region. All views expressed in our podcasts are of the individuals and do not represent the views of The PSC.

Join Antonio and Jamie as they discuss Governing in 21st Century. Jamie was former Special Advisor to Michael Gove while he was Secretary of State for Education. He also worked as a management consultant, focused on the public sector, in the UK and Middle East. He has also run EdTech startups based in South Africa, and now India.  All views expressed in our podcasts are of the individuals and do not represent the views of The PSC.

Antonio Weiss and Smriti Singh of The PSC in conversation with Alan Leaman on the topic of Governing in the 21st Century. Alan is the former Liberal Democrat Director of Strategy, speechwriter to Paddy Ashdown, was the CEO of the industry association for management consultancies (The MCA) from 2008 until 2019 and was awarded the OBE for political and public service.  Listen in as they discuss what it means to govern in this day and age. All views expressed in our podcasts are of the individuals and do not represent the views of The PSC.

In our latest episode, Harris Lorie & Dr Stefano Palazzo discuss what virtual wards are and the benefits and challenges the represent. Stef is a respiratory doctor at King’s College Hospital. He is also a much-respected and loved ex-colleague of ours at The PSC. He shares his first hand experience of virtual wards. This podcast is hosted by Harris from our Transformation team.

Welcome to the third instalment of “Really listening to those who are seldom heard”, a podcast mini-series focusing on digital inequality in modern Britain. Today’s episode is brought to you in partnership with Acas, the Advisory, Conciliation and Arbitration Service. Acas are on a mission to make “working life better for everyone in Britain”. In this episode, David Finch from Acas speaks to our very own, Shuying Xu and Eleanor Bruce. They discuss their recent collaborative project and the process involved in developing an inclusive and accessible channel strategy at Acas. The project involved many discovery interviews and inclusive research, with a key focus on the seldom heard groups. Together, they discuss the benefits of improving services for those hardest to reach, the challenges faced when trying to ensure the seldom heard groups are correctly represented and how these learnings will shape the future of accessibility within public services. We’d like to thank David and the Acas team for the valuable insight taken from this project. If you could benefit from the support or advice of Acas, you can call their helpline on 0300 123 1100 (translation services available), use the Relay UK text service on 18001 0300 123 1100 or visit their website www.acas.org.uk Acas are an independent public body that receives funding from the government.