GBR
Helen Crimlisk
Integrated Mental and Physical Health
New Roles and Workforce Innovation
Undergraduate Medical Education
Leadership Development and Competencies
One Health and Sustainabiity
Consultant Psychiatrist and Deputy Medical Director, Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation Trust, United Kingdom
Sheffield Health & Social Care NHS Foundation Tr

leadership vision

The challenges and crises we face in the 21st Century demand agility of thinking, new approaches and brave decision-making. We need to equip professionals with the skills to embrace change and let old ways go. Younger generations need to be empowered to change old ways whilst holding on to their values and compassion for others sharing our world.

my story

With a role in leadership in secondary mental health care, I am increasingly aware of the need to take a population health approach to care, focussing on inequalities and need, and also a public health approach with a left shift towards prevention.

We need a radical shift in health and healthcare resources, with care being delivered closer to home in collaboration with primary and community partners, with specialist services added in as required. An aging population and a diminishing workforce capacity as well as a world with high levels of geopolitical instability mean we need to think differently about the use of our people and economic and natural resources. The work I have undertaken with colleagues as part of Sciana have helped me articulate the value of broader systems thinking and the importance of One Health principles when considering the intersectionality of human, animal and planetary health.  

about me

Helen Crimlisk is a Consultant in Community Psychiatry and Deputy Medical Director at Sheffield Health and Social Care NHS Foundation Trust and Associate Director of Teaching at the University of Sheffield. At the RCPsych, she is Associate Registrar in Leadership and Management and lead for Physician Associates in Mental Health Programme.

She undertook a Masters in Quality Improvement and Leadership training with the Generation Q programme supported by the Health Foundation. Her interests include leadership, quality improvement, service user engagement & experience, education, workforce innovation and sustainability. She has led on a number of teaching and recruitment initiatives, on innovations in education including Lived Experience Educators and on workforce developments including Physician Associates, Advanced Nurse Practitioners and Peer Workers in mental health settings.

She is a Fellow of the Royal College of Psychiatrists a Fellow of the Academy of Medical Educators, and a senior Fellow at the Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management. She chairs the Royal College of Psychiatrists Leadership and Management Committee and is involved in a number of programmes with the College around leadership, workforce innovation and transformation of services.

She trained at Guy's Medical School, the Maudsley and Queen Square, London completing my training in South Yorkshire following a period living and working in Germany. Whilst now working full time, she has trained and worked part-time as both a trainee, an specialty doctor and a consultant.

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Meet the Partners

Sciana: The Health Leaders Network is a programme supported jointly by the Health Foundation (UK), Careum (CH) and the Bosch Health Campus (DE) in collaboration with Salzburg Global.