How can Appreciative Inquiry be used in busy clinical settings, what skills are required and what are the benefits?
‘The potential of Appreciative Inquiry: staff wellbeing and relationship centred care’ is an online Q event led by Dr Clare Gordon, Senior Research Fellow and Nurse Consultant at the University of Central Lancashire (who completed her PhD at BU) and Dr Rachel Arnold, former Nurse/Midwife and Visiting Fellow at Bournemouth University. The session is this Friday 22nd November from 12.00 -13.15, open to anyone involved in health and social care. You just to register. Please find further details and registration link here
Appreciative Inquiry Resource
Dr Rachel Arnold on Appreciative Inquiry










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