We’re still rolling! Just not tweeting quite so much… it was a wrench, but we sadly left NZ with its beautiful trails, plentiful campsite and incredible views. Next stop… the northern hemisphere spring! (/late winter?) new blog! fertileground.blog/haere-ra-aotea…

Kia ora from New Zealand! The land of big colours and friendly welcomes - lovely to catch up with previous colleagues including Lynne Maher - plus enjoying a kiwiana Christmas 🥝 fertileground.blog/kia-ora-aotear…

New year intentions to improve how you & your team are working and collaborating?

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New blog up! The beginning of our Australia leg…

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Transformation in health: do we talk about it so much because we believe it will happen, or that we hope it will...?

Join us & a galactico of stars on Thursday 1-2pm as we debate how change really happens: kscopehealth.org.uk/event/the-tran…

And a final blog from Japan. 2 months, lots of miles and plenty of mountains. 16 years after living there… how did it feel? Click here :)
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Just over a week until our Kaleidoscope H&C digital event on the myth of transformation, and how to find hope in how change *really* happens. Join us & 150 others to debate...

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The cycle touring around Australia commences, but we’ve got a little behind on blogging. Here’s a new one!

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Working in the NHS and trying to make change happen? Join our free digital event on 30 November to get some practical tips and insight from experts in the field as well as making connections with others wrestling with similar challenges. Register here rb.gy/x2uy2w

Six months of living the road… time to take stock on what’s been going on! So of course I reached into my geeky QI tool bag… what have we Liked, Lacked, Learned and Longer For?

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So lovely to be back in Japan - visiting friends and old haunts from my time teaching here. It’s also our favourite country to cycle in so far! Good times :) new blog up…

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What unites people who work in health and care?

We are launching a competition to find the 3 questions that will get people working together better, right from the start.

You can enter as yourself or as a team of up to 6 people. Find out more & enter kscopehealth.org.uk/project/what-u…

Goodbye South Korea! After three amazing weeks following the rivers and coasts of this beautiful country we’re catching the overnight ferry to Japan. It’s only 16 years since I lived here… please work brain!

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Hello from South Korea! It’s humid, hectic and brilliant… new blog up!

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The downside of living on the road - wandering round in 35 degrees and 100% humidity with absolutely all our clothes in a bag, and I’m in waterproof trousers and jacket. Grim.

Next stop - South Korea! 3 months cycling round here and my old haunts in Japan await :)

But lucky us had a family reunion in the meantime…

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New blog! Pastel pink suit purchased, and a week of stag do fun and wedding time in Bangkok ensued :)

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It's strategy day here at Kaleidoscope H&C!

Join us 1-2pm online to hear Ravi Baghirathan Rachel Clare Evans argue why strategy isn't a complete waste of time (and share practical tips & tricks): kscopehealth.org.uk/event/strategy…

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After a bit of downtime in Turkey’s amazing capital city (AKA - sleep a lot and eat everything in sight), Sarah did a blog to capture our run in to Istanbul

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We reached Istanbul! 12 weeks on, 5570km and 46852m of climbing. All dog encounters successfully managed, except the one that climbed in the tent that night and cuddled up to my wife. (Chased it away and told her it was a cat 🤫)

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