Project attracts more men into nursing
SHU press release Nursing students and lecturers at Sheffield Hallam University have established a national support network that aims to encourage more men into the profession. The Men in Nursing…
Non-pay savings update – printing
This week we are looking at how we are working to achieve significant savings on controllable non-pay spend in areas such as printing. The University spends £1.1m a year on…
#thinkingintegration – Twitter chat
Working to provide integrated services can be hard. Wrapping services around the person means that as health and social care practitioners we have to think differently, work more closely with a…
Updating your diversity information
We know that at Sheffield Hallam we’re not as diverse as we’d like and this affects both staff and students. This 2 minute video takes you through how your diversity information helps…
Sheffield Children’s begins search for new non-executive director
Sheffield Children’s NHS Foundation Trust is looking for a skilled and energetic non-executive director to join the Trust’s Board of Directors. Non-executive directors play a crucial role on any Board…
Sheffield Half Marathon runners needed for research trial
As part of our ‘Enabling Healthier Lives’ research platform, Dr Mayur Ranchordas, sports nutritionist, is leading a study looking at whether supplements of New Zealand blackcurrant can help recovery from long…
The Hallam Model
We are at the beginning of the process in designing what we are calling ‘the Hallam Model’. Our aim is to produce a set of principles which capture what is…
Staff Engagement Survey – closing soon
Just a final reminder that the Staff Engagement Survey closes this Friday (5th April). It’s important that we have a balance of views from across the University so, if you…
Building stronger communities
The communications and marketing teams are holding a week of engagement between 10-14 June which will showcase our work around how we are helping to build stronger communities and create…
Transforming Lives – April session
The next Transforming Lives Strategy session update will be held on 17 April. Professor Kevin Kerrigan will provide an update on our work on business engagement whilst Professor Roger Eccleston will introduce the Hallam Model,…