Finance Skills – CHB

On 15 March 2010 6 November 2011 5 Comments

There’s something about an organisation in transition that makes spending time with staff more vibrant – the unsettling nature of organisational change and the need to ensure services are maintained make everyone’s minds more focussed. It was a pleasure to spend two days with staff from Community Health Buckinghamshire going through topics such as costing in community services, saving money and economic decision-making. Thanks to all for such a warm welcome.

5 Comments for “Finance Skills – CHB”

Mandy Chetland (Business Manager)

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I gained a better understanding of how to communicate more effectively with our financial accountant, the terminology and the benefits of an open and honest relationship. Thank you!

Stella Dutton (OP Lead Paed Physio)

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It was very good. The two days went very quickly and I feel better equipped to engage with the finance department and improve services for service users.

Andrea West (Operational Lead Complex Care)

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Really excellent – it lifted the lid on the world of finance and made it feel approachable/understandable. EXCELLENT!

Glynis Haines

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It was refreshing to take a light-hearted view of such a serious subject.

Catherine Erbetta (Interim Service Lead)

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An excellent two days that were very relevant.

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