NHS Networks
NHS Networks is a means of promoting and connecting the many networks which exist throughout the NHS - and encouraging the formation of new ones:
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clinical networks and administrative networks
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local, regional and national networks
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formally constituted, well-funded networks and loose networks which are simply people with shared interests sharing ideas.
NHS Networks' mission is to identify all the networks which exist and encourage the sharing of ideas between, as well as within, networks. Below are examples of networks that are successfully bringing people together around a common theme:
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 A national network for Practice Management providing opportunities for professional development, influencing policy, gaining support and sharing learning. |
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Our steadily expanding Register of Networks provides not only a convenient overview of networking within the NHS, it is also an on-line home for many of the smaller networks which do not have the resources to create and manage their own website. In addition, NHS Networks carries a wide range of useful information, links and downloads, organised by theme. We also have a popular news page, which is updated several times a day, a selection of useful links and downloadable features, and a range of busy discussion forums.
Registration is recommended although not essential to access most parts of the site. Our weekly e-mail bulletin New@Networks provides direct links to all new and updated pages every Thursday. In case of problems, please refer to the help/contacts page. You can meet the team behind NHS Networks here.
Please note that NHS Networks has no connection with nhs.net.
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