The home is a key location in the future of preventative healthcare. Brilliant service. And hope all goes well.

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yes but think of the ADDITIONAL VALUE to your team. Totally worth ten minutes.

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Yes I think this is strong hypothesis, and I'd say it's even more so for disabled people. In the same way accessibility benefits everyone, I believe if we reduced the burden for disabled people, we would reduce the burden for everyone. This blog talks about this: gds.blog.gov.uk/2025/06/04/m...

Ooh that's helpful, thank you! This is definitely the kind of thing I'm looking for - I want to land the v big message in the simplest way possible.

Oh that would be fab, thank you! Really keen for inspiration to try something different to help. 🙏

Yes, but also framing as an opportunity if that makes sense - i.e. these problems are not unsolvable! This space has had *many* system maps previously but the "so what?" hasn't come through...

Also funny how I say this all the time in terms of how we should solve a problem in a team. Crikey. What a revelation. I guess I'm grateful for complex illness and needing more appointments?! Why didn't either of you tell me, why such gatekeeping huh...

It's funny. When I asked for feedback from an excellent DM I was working with a few years ago they advised I should do less. It was an entirely different context but I've finally got around to considering and making sense of that feedback... The best time was then, the next best time etc...

Mural template you say 👀

find this fascinating, thanks for sharing. There's something about this that speaks to me about value as well, and how we measure that (usually govt saving money) vs the economic benefit of value creation in these unmeasured areas... An unformed thought in progress...