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Yvonne Coghill: Implementing an evidence-based approach to workforce race equality

​Demonstrable leadership, an effective communications strategy and celebrating your successes are essential to embedding inclusion and equality in NHS organisations, says NHS England's Yvonne Coghill.
- @yvonnecoghill1
Posted 28 June 2017 - 06:22
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