2024.... so far.....
Great to have Eleanor Reynolds join as Senior Researcher and Project Manager for programmes and publilcations.
Great to have been commisioned to work with mental health nurses to establish 'what mental health nurses do?' and co produce a create piece to show the invisible skills and processes that aid the joy in work and quality of care.
Great to have been commisioned to complete the book! How Nurses and Allies are Harnessing the Arts to Deliver the SDGs.
Great to be invited back to New York to contribute tothe United Nations Action Days.
Great to be one of the delegation in New York for the Arts for the Future Festival, and hosting a panel contributing to the whole event.
Great to be founding curriculum writers and teaching faculty with University of Global Health Equity M.Sc. Global Nursing Leadership, and now part of the assessment team in December 2024.
Great that Dr Lynch has been awarded British Empire Medal from the Foreign and Commonwealth Development Office for services to women and children in Africa.
Great that Dr Lynch has become a Trustee for Foundation for Nursing Studies.
Great that Dr Lynch has become a Trustee for Human Story Theatre.
2023
Great to work with THET and conduct the evaluation of the Nursing Now projects through the lens of the issues of power and equity.
Great to with the Global Health 5050 and lead the international gender equity work to identify the criteria for, and them run the competition for inclusion of art images in the Inequity Report, and facilitate an on line exhibiton.
Great to have spoken at the United Nations Summit, and been invited to be part of the Gates Foundation Goalkeeper event again.
Great to have completed the work for Experienced Lead Care and presented the evaluation of menopause circles at the International Council of Nurses Conference in Canada.
Great to have researched, written and evaluated the nurses' wellbeing resource the I'm Fine Project (funded by Burdett and in partnership with Paintings in Hospitals) and presented this at the ICN Conference.
2022
Great to have worked with the Zambian Ministry of Health to evaluate the impact of Quality Improvement Education Programmes.
The work included in person visits to 20 rural health outposts, analysis of interviews and final report.
This work helped secure the Global Fund monies needed to support Child and Maternal Health Programme across the country.
Great to have worked with Experience Led Care to evaluate and provide recommendations on how and why group consultations in Outpatient Services in Wales work.
November 2021.
Thrilled to have been made an Honorary Advisor with THET. Looking forward to working more closely on the programes of work to improve health and develop the health workforce internationally.
November 2021. Great to have presented two peices of work avilable to more than 6000 people at the ICN COnference 2021.
One was our SIGMA work on Nurses experiences acorss Europe during COVID.
One was the design of ther MSc in Nursing Leadership which is exciting and innovative and evolving.
October 2021
Thrilled to have presented the work on nursing and international leadership at the THET Challenges Conference
June 2021. Thrilled to be part of the volunteer global catalyst team for quality with WHO. I will be leading the discussion - what is quality?
April. Thrilled to have presented our European research on nurses experiences of caring during COVID to North American academic audience.
Thrilled to have led THET COVID conference theme on compassion and quality bringing evidence and experience together from across the world.
Thrilled to receive Burnett Trust grant to develop arts and image based resource to support nurse wellbeing - reflection and recovery, with Paintings in Hospital.
Thrilled to be evaluating how and why video group consultations work and what is needed to help them spread and sustain behaviour change.
Thrilled to be working with SIGMA colleagues to explore the experiences COVID from nurses across Europe and build a legacy as well as learn from each other.
Thrilled to present a key note speech at the THET conference Health For All, a Decade to Deliver today 02/20/2020 focusing on COVID, Climate Crisis and Technology. Now to take forward the work as COVID Technical Advisor for International Health Partnerships
Google arts & culture
Marion Lynch, Former Deputy Medical Director at NHS England, South East, talks with Thomas Walshaw, Communications Manager at Paintings in Hospitals
Human Story Theatre
April 2020. Podcast. Human Story Theatre. Why Marion commissioned and contributed to DRY- a play exploring alcoholism & contributing to changes in drinking behaviour and service provision.
NHS@2030
Press Release:
Around 85 clinicians have just completed the first cohort of an exciting and innovative clinical leadership programme: The 2030 Programme.
These clinicians came together from a wide geographical area – from Gloucester in the south-west to Slough in the east and right down to Southampton – to develop competencies and connect leaders (current and future) across this large geography to learn some new leadership skills, from national experts and each other.
Presenting research and experience in clinical education at All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on health and the arts.
Crossing Boundaries 3 Conference on Global Health Systems: Showcasing Opportunities for Collaboration
Tushinde and QER and Mathare community - ideas for discussion
Fiona foundation for kids
The Fiona Foundation for Kids has been set up to care as if she were there. Fiona looked after many children who were in care, sharing her home and love for the moment of time they needed it most. This was either from the day they were born until they were adopted or when their own family could no longer offer them the care that they needed.
As a teacher working with young people with special needs she provided the education and inspiration they needed to flourish and reach their true potential. She wanted such help to be available to children everywhere particularly where life was really hard, somewhere where a little help could help mums and children stay together and help themselves. We are here to help make that happen and do what we can to help children across the world.
An Anthology of Poetry and Medicine edited by Corinna Wagner and Andy Brown (Bloomsbury, 2016)
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