On 17 July, the most pioneering and dedicated female leaders (and male) from across the health sector gathered at an event in London’s Canary Wharf to celebrate HSJ’s list of the 50 most inspirational women in healthcare.
Clinicians, health scientists, managers, academics, trade unionists, campaigners and whistleblowers are included in the list of female leaders helping to shape and lead healthcare in the UK today. Here are some of the photos from the event.
Senior health service figures are being asked to address the under-representation of women in leadership of the NHS, in the wake of HSJ’s Women’s Issue earlier this year.
NHS England has confirmed four new national clinical director appointments, including its first for women’s health.
The collaboration between professional bodies and investment in training and development for the existing workforce will be essential for successful working of the Women’s Health Hubs model and improving the overall healthcare for women, writes Ranee Thakar
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