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workforce resilience

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No current discussions on workforce resilience are reported, with Merton Council's most recent related decision to strengthen winter services dating from October 2020.

No current discussions or decisions concerning workforce resilience are detailed in the provided material. The most recent related activity saw Merton Council's Health and Wellbeing Board approve plans in October 2020 to strengthen winter resilience, aiming to reduce unnecessary A&E attendances and improve patient flow.

These plans, approved in October 2020, included the establishment of new urgent care hubs and an expanded Urgent Community Response Service. Workforce resilience refers to the ability of a workforce to adapt to and recover from disruptions and challenges, a concept relevant to ensuring effective public service delivery.

Key facts

  1. Merton Council's Health and Wellbeing Board approved plans to strengthen winter resilience in October 2020. Source
  2. The plans included new urgent care hubs and an expanded Urgent Community Response Service. Source
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