See Change Behaviour Change Programme

APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN FOR COHORT 3

See Change 3 information sheet (please read before submitting your application)

See Change 3 application form

Please send completed forms to england.publichealthschools.se@nhs.net

We have arranged an information session where interested parties can find out more about the programme. We are also hosting two interactive drop in sessions.

The sessions will take place on:

Information session           Wednesday 2nd April             13:00 – 13:30 (Slides from the session available here)

Drop in session 1               Thursday 10th April                10:00 – 11:00

Drop in session 2               Tuesday 15th April                 14:00 – 15:00

To register your interest for these sessions, please complete this form. 

SEE CHANGE COHORT 2 POSTERS

The second cohort of the See Change programme is now complete. This page has been set up to share the posters that each group has produced to share their outcomes.

Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire and Berkshire West ICB

Improving Gestational Diabetes Education in NHS Patient Care

Oral Health Improvement in Early Years and Childhood

Hampshire and the Isle of Wight ICB

Optimising on Health Visiting assessments at 1 and 2 years in Portsmouth

Getting household smokers (those living with another smoker) to quit or support someone in their household to quit

Sussex Health and Care Partnership ICB

Smoking Cessation in Community Pharmacies

Kent and Medway ICB

Facilitating behaviour change in adults living with SMI to improve their take up of health improvement programmes

WHAT IS THE SEE CHANGE PROGRAMME?

The See Change programme is an innovative training programme for the South East region. The programme is designed to support the development of capacity and capability in applying behaviour change theory to improve health outcomes and reduce health inequalities in the South East. 

This is the second cohort of the See Change programme where learning has been taken from the first cohort to develop a further improved training programme. 

The See Change programme aims to support the ambitions of the Long Term Workforce Plan by upskilling the workforce to make the shift towards prevention and deliver population health outcomes. It is funded by the South East School of Public Health from the Workforce Training and Education Directorate of NHS England. The programme will be delivered in collaboration with leading Behavioural Science experts at the University of Manchester. 

This exciting programme will allow groups to work together on a behaviour change project through learning and action.