healthcare,nhs,socent,socialcare

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Pen White

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February 9, 2021

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A Repeat Prescription of ‘INO’? – a critical view of the White Paper on Health and Social Care

By Craig Dearden-Phillips MBE, Managing Director of Social Minds The new White Paper leaked last week falls so short in its depiction of how integrated local...

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healthcare,ICS health,nhs,PSM,Public service mutuals

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Pen White

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January 21, 2021

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Blogs

Baked-in or Frozen-Out?

What does ‘independence’ mean for Public Service Mutuals in the new NHS World of Integrated Care Systems (ICSs)Craig Dearden-Phillips MBE, Managing Director, Social Minds Public service...

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Craig Dearden-Phillips

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September 3, 2020

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Want to do good? Set up a business

Nearly a quarter of a century ago, I knew I wanted to make a difference in the world. So I set up a charity. Today, I...

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Craig Dearden-Phillips

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May 22, 2020

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System leadership is the future for charities

No charity can go it alone these days: real leadership involves bringing your organisation together with others. Craig Dearden-Phillips, Founder of Social Club When I first...

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Craig Dearden-Phillips

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May 13, 2020

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New Government: New Opportunity – But will the sector grasp the nettle?

BLOG - FEBRUARY 2020: What would you offer the Prime Minister if he walked into the room right now?’ This was a question we put at...

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Craig Dearden-Phillips

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May 1, 2020

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Don’t be a Polar Bear! – and take control of your future

It is no longer a major news event when a well-known charity goes under or has a major financial wobble. It’s the new normal. When the...

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Craig Dearden-Phillips

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April 25, 2020

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We can learn much from Extinction Rebellion

THIRD SECTOR BLOG - April 2019: The climate change protests are about the unleashing of voice and provide opportunities for charities to claim a role. In...

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Craig Dearden-Phillips

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October 10, 2019

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The Art of Succession

THIRD SECTOR BLOG - OCTOBER 2019: Founders of charities and social enterprises are normally amazing, exceptional people. And at some point, they leave. Some do this...

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Craig Dearden-Phillips

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August 27, 2019

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Charities and football clubs have an aim in common - uniting communities

As Bury FC faces insolvency, Craig Dearden-Phillips reflects on the role of its community trust in making a difference. Almost 43 years ago, on 9 October...

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Craig Dearden-Phillips

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June 20, 2019

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Oxfam report is a reminder that many charities still live in the dark ages

What we have to learn is that the sector can no longer tolerate bad behaviour from senior staff. Craig Dearden-Phillips is an independent adviser to chief...

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Craig Dearden-Phillips

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May 16, 2019

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All Posts,Blogs

Is the Future Mutual? Is there scope for this sector to grow in size and impact.

These are the questions we are addressing at our FutureMutual?: event in London on May 21st 2019. In three words the answer to these questions is...

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Craig Dearden-Phillips

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May 16, 2019

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All Posts,Blogs

The charity sector needs a period of glasnost

Openness is the key to rebuilding trust or we will continue to see a decline in the proportion of people donating. A widely covered report this...

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Craig Dearden-Phillips

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May 1, 2019

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All Posts,Blogs

Leading at Altitude: Future World, Future Organisation, Future Leadership.

Promotional Blog for Altitude: Futures Redefined Conference 14th June. Altitude19: Futures Refined – Friday 14th June 2019 - EY, 1 More London Altitude19 sets out to...

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Craig Dearden-Phillips

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May 15, 2018

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Let’s not dump Chief Executives who make mistakes

We all make errors, some of them bad ones, but chief executives should be given the chance to learn from them So far, this hasn’t been...

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Craig Dearden-Phillips

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May 15, 2018

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Will the third sector still exist in 20 years’ time?

I know this might sound absurd, but I don’t think it’s a nailed-on given that the third sector will exist at all in a couple of...

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