NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde - NHSGGC Arts in Public Health Improvement Programme
Published: 4 October 2024
This internship will involve developing and designing a new piece of widely accessible communication for the Arts in Health programme as part of the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde's Corporate Public Health Improvement Programme, which promotes and supports the development of artists and cultural partners to deliver improvement of population health and wellbeing in Acute Hospital and Community Health Environments
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde - NHSGGC Arts in Public Health Improvement Programme
Apply for this SGSAH-funded internship with NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde, up to 12 weeks FTE, between January & October 2025.
The project is titled NHSGGC Arts in Public Health Improvement Programme and will involve developing and designing a new piece of widely accessible communication for the Arts in Health programme.
Deadline for Applications is 15th November 2024.
Location
This work can take place In - person/ Remote and Hybrid. There will be some expectation for in- person meetings, site visits to Gartnavel Royal Hospital, but no expectation for working from an NHSGGC desk on a regular basis.
Project
The project is titled "NHSGGC Arts in Public Health Improvement Programme" and will involve developing and designing a new piece of widely accessible communication for the Arts in Health programme. Arts and Health is a topic within NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde's Corporate Public Health Improvement Programme. For the last eighteen years the Arts in Health programme has systematically promoted and supported development of artists and cultural partners to deliver improvement of population health and wellbeing in Acute Hospital and Community Health Environments; Creative Health in community mental health and wellbeing, staff health, human rights and equalities, green space and cross boundary development of green amenity, music, performance and exhibitions. Current focus is planning targeted input within Public Health areas of challenge.
Outputs
1: Visibility and communication of the Arts and Health programme
2: Work as a co design initiative to enable wider audience learning and understanding about the breadth and depth of the work
3: Potentially the creation a film
Timescale
Application Deadline: 15th November 2024
Start date (or must start by): Flexible
End date (or must end by): Flexible
Project can be worked full time, part time or flexibly in blocks
Benefits to the Researcher
The intern will gain access to the NHSGGC Arts and Heath programme projects and partners, field archive, stats and data. They will develop and design a new piece of widely accessible communication
Key Relationships
NHSGGC Public Health Improvement, Sustainability, Capital Planning, Realistic Medicine, Quality Improvement, Staff Heath and Community Wealth Building Teams. Artists and designers and key strategic cultural partners.
Person Specification
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C1 – Professional Conduct |
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Subject Knowledge |
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Health and Safety |
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Research methods – theoretical knowledge |
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Ethics, principles and sustainability |
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Research methods – Practical application |
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Legal requirements |
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Information Seeking |
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IPR and copyright |
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Information literacy and management |
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Respect and confidentiality |
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Languages |
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Academic literacy and numeracy |
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Analysing |
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Research Strategy |
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Synthesising |
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Project planning and delivery |
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Critical thinking |
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Risk management |
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Evaluating |
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Problem Solving |
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A3 – Creativity |
C3 – Finance, funding & resources |
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Inquiring minds |
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Income and funding generation |
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Intellectual insight |
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Financial management |
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Innovation |
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Infrastructure and resources |
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Argument construction |
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Intellectual risk |
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B1 – Personal qualities |
D1 – Working with others |
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Enthusiasm |
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Collegiality |
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Perseverance |
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Team working |
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Integrity |
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People management |
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Self-confidence |
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Supervision |
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Self-reflection |
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Mentoring |
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Responsibility |
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Influence and leadership |
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Collaboration |
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Equality and diversity |
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B2 – Self management |
D2 – Communication & dissemination |
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Preparation and prioritisation |
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Communication methods |
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Commitment to research |
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Communication media |
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Time management |
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Publication |
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Responsiveness to change |
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Work-life balance |
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B3 – Professional & career development |
D3 – Engagement and impact |
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Career management |
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Teaching |
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Continuing professional development |
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Public Engagement |
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Responsiveness to opportunities |
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Enterprise |
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Networking |
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Policy |
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Reputation and esteem |
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Society and culture |
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Global citizenship |
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First published: 4 October 2024
