Wild Card - Whose Shoes?

Wild Card - Whose Shoes?

Welcome to Wild Card – Whose Shoes! Walking in the shoes of more interesting people 😉 My name is Gill Phillips and I’m the creator of Whose Shoes, a popular approach to coproduction and I am known for having an amazing network. Building on my inclusion in the Health Services Journal ‘WILD CARDS’, part of #HSJ100, and particularly the shoutout for ‘improving care for some of the most vulnerable in society through co-production’, I enjoy chatting to a really diverse group of people, providing a platform for them to speak about their experiences and viewpoints. If you are interested in the future of healthcare and like to hear what other people think, or perhaps even contribute at some point, ‘Whose Shoes Wild Card’ is for you! Find me on Twitter @WhoseShoes and @WildCardWS and dive into https://padlet.com/WhoseShoes/overview to find out more! Artwork aided and abetted by Anna Geyer, New Possibilities.

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62. Dr. George Winder Pt2 - how universal healthcare works in practice

62. Dr. George Winder Pt2 - how universal healthcare works in practice

Bonus episode! Dr. George Winder and I pick up from our impactful “Don’t Medicalise Poverty” conversation (Episode 58, Universal Healthcare mini-series). George’s work is refreshing. It goes beyond ...

24 Nov 202435min

61. Becky Malby - Universal Healthcare Round Up

61. Becky Malby - Universal Healthcare Round Up

In this final episode of our mini-series on universal healthcare, in collaboration with LSBU and the Universal Healthcare Network, we bring it full circle with Prof. Becky Malby, who commissioned this...

10 Nov 202427min

60. Bill Graham - universal healthcare in action

60. Bill Graham - universal healthcare in action

We are nearing the end of our mini series of podcasts about universal healthcare, in collaboration with London South Bank University and the Universal Healthcare Network. With the NHS experiencing ove...

27 Okt 202438min

59. Kim Shutler – VCSE’s vital role in transforming health care

59. Kim Shutler – VCSE’s vital role in transforming health care

And so we continue our mini series of podcasts on universal healthcare, in collaboration with London South Bank University and the Universal Healthcare Network! Kim Shutler shares insights on the role...

29 Sep 202430min

58. Dr. George Winder - Don’t medicalise poverty

58. Dr. George Winder - Don’t medicalise poverty

🎙️ Wildcard Whose Shoes? - “Don’t Medicalise Poverty” with Dr. George Winder, GP in Leeds In this powerful episode of ‘Wildcard - Whose Shoes?’, host Gill Phillips sits down with Dr. George Winder, ...

8 Sep 202423min

57. Tom Holliday - Children get less

57. Tom Holliday - Children get less

Here is the first episode of this special mini podcast series, in collaboration with London South Bank University and the Universal Healthcare Network. (You will remember that Episode 56 with Profess...

4 Aug 202450min

56. Becky Malby - Universal Healthcare National Inquiry

56. Becky Malby - Universal Healthcare National Inquiry

Becky Malby - (Bookend 1) I was delighted when Professor Becky Malby asked me to host a special series of podcasts in collaboration with London South Bank University and the Universal Healthcare netwo...

7 Juli 202425min

55. Steven Russell - children in care deserve better

55. Steven Russell - children in care deserve better

When I originally set up the Wild Card - Whose Shoes podcast series, I wanted to provide a way of amplifying the voices of people who inspire me and who are making a difference. Steven Russell simply ...

16 Juni 20241h 3min

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