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How Centralised Healthcare Fails and Place-Based Care Is the Future of the NHS with Matthew Kershaw

How Centralised Healthcare Fails and Place-Based Care Is the Future of the NHS with Matthew Kershaw

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In this episode of Delivery by Design, host Alastair Mitchell-Baker is joined by Matthew Kershaw Chief Executive of Croydon Health Services NHS Trust to discuss the role of place-based leadership in transforming health and care services.Drawing on more than 30 years of NHS leadership experience, Matthew shares how Croydon has developed a collaborative approach that brings together healthcare providers, local government, primary care, and the voluntary sector to improve outcomes for residents. He explains why devolved decision-making, strong relationships, and shared accountability are essential for delivering better services and tackling the growing challenges facing the NHS.Key TakeawaysWhy place-based leadership can improve health and care outcomesHow Croydon has built a collaborative model across health, social care, and the voluntary sectorThe importance of strong relationships in delivering system-wide changeWhy decisions should be made closer to the communities they affectThe challenges and opportunities of devolved budgets and local accountabilityWhy governance structures must evolve to support integrated careThe role of innovation, flexibility, and local autonomy in NHS transformationPractical advice for leaders looking to develop place-based healthcare modelsNoteworthy Quotes:“The closer we can make decisions to the population, the better.” – Matthew Kershaw“I’m not chasing the badge, I’m chasing the outcome.” – Matthew Kershaw“The trust will not be successful if the place isn’t, and vice versa.” – Matthew Kershaw“It’s built on strong relationships across the system.” – Matthew Kershaw“We are working together as a single integrated whole.” – Matthew Kershaw“The NHS is a super tanker; it takes time to turn around.” – Matthew KershawKey Timestamps00:00 - What the NHS operating model means in practice02:13 - Balancing the responsibilities of trust chief executive and place leader08:35 - The benefits of a place-based approach in Croydon11:59 - Devolved budgets and local decision-making13:35 - Matthew's perspective on Advanced Foundation Trusts16:48 - Governance through the One Croydon Health and Care Board19:54 - Integrated neighbourhood teams and reducing hospital admissions21:58 - Building sustainable relationships and long-term collaboration33:50 - What policy changes would accelerate place-based working40:57 - Advice for leaders pursuing integrated and neighbourhood-based careFollow Our Guest, Matthew Kershaw Matthew Kershaw LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andyheeps/Croydon Health Services NHS Trust: https://www.linkedin.com/company/croydon-health-services-nhs-trust/Connect with the Host, Alastair Mitchell-Baker:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alastair-mitchell-baker-a01babb/ Follow our Colleagues from Tricordant: Andrew Liles: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-liles-282b1792/Yasmin Wills: https://www.linkedin.com/in/yasmin-wills-b72535146/Nick Richmond: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickgmrichmond/Helen Blanchard: https://www.linkedin.com/in/helenblanchard21/More from Tricordant:Website: https://www.tricordant.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCo2WP_UCnm-tszOIc87O36QLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tricordant-ltd/Email: office@tricordant.comFollow the Podcast:Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/delivery-by-design/id1884004753Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/1FZ3DP0DcivWcXv8bJH3Hw?si=64f2414b3fbd44cc
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