Health and Social Care Task Group

Contributing to and influencing as a leader in the wider health and care system, The integrated system and partnership working in health and care, Workforce planning, transformation and commissioning

Health and Social Care Task Group

Provider: Skills East Sussex

These Pan-Sussex meetings bring together representatives from local employers and national bodies across East Sussex, West Sussex, and Brighton & Hove. They give employers the opportunity to contribute to strategic planning for the sector and include updates on school engagement projects, skills bootcamps, and workforce development priorities.

Health and Social Care Task Group

Health and Social Care Task Group

More resources for Contributing to and influencing as a leader in the wider health and care system

A Workforce Strategy for Adult Social Care in England

Adult Social Care Strategy for West Sussex: Living Well and Being Independent

An Introduction to Influence and Persuasion

Building stronger partnerships across health and social care

Building trust between social care and health organisations

Building your authority: influencing beyond your role

Caring For Tomorrow: Free Sustainability Webinars for Health & Social Care Providers

Commissioning for wellbeing: Career pathways and journeys into commissioning

Commissioning in the NHS

Delegated healthcare activities

Developing Influence and Impact Course

East Sussex County Council Adult Social Care Strategy

Enhanced Health in Care Homes: A guide for care homes (4th Edition)

Evidencing CQC safe and effective staffing through workforce planning

Foundations in System Leadership; collaborating for health and care

How to engage with the community: A care home guide

Improved Outcomes Through Partnership Working: A Vision for Social Care

Information-sharing and digital care records for integrated care

Integrated care

Integrated Care explained

Integrated care systems: what do they look like?

Integrated workforce thinking guide

Integration

Manager induction standards 5: Working with partners

MSc Healthcare Leadership and Commissioning

Neighbourhood Health Framework

Neighbourhood health guidelines 2025/26

Nye Bevan programme with NHS Leadership Academy

Older people’s transition between different care settings

Personal impact and influence

Practical approaches toolkits

Practical examples of partnerships with adult social care providers

Principles of Commissioning for Wellbeing Level 5 Qualification

Providing proactive care for people living in care homes – Enhanced health in care homes framework

Registered Manager Network directory

Shaping change together: co-producing innovation in social care

Skills for Care Networks

Supporting the next generation of care professionals

The principles of workforce integration

The State of the Nation Report 2025

The Sustainability Guide for Care Managers

Top tips and key actions for successful collaborative partnership working across mental health services

What are integrated care systems?

What does integration in health and social care mean?

What is commissioning and how is it changing?

What is the commissioning cycle in social care?

Workforce planning, transformation and commissioning

Working in partnership

Working with partners (in Introductory Modules for Managers)

Working with partners self-assessment