Bevan Fellow

Simon is the GP Interface Lead in Surgery and Planned Care Reform for Cardiff and Vale University Health Board, and National Health and Care Pathways Interface Clinical Advisor. His interests include planned care reform, referral statistics and management.

Simon’s Bevan Fellowship focuses on planned care reform in Cardiff and Vale University Health Board and Wales. To date, the Bevan Fellowship has opened some doors to present some of this work to national meetings.

Bevan Fellow

Mick is a Consultant Clinical Oncologist at Velindre Cancer Centre and Associate Medical Director (workforce) for Velindre University NHS Trust.

Through his role in developing a new cancer innovation/learning/research facility (and the the themes that underpin that in terms of functions, connections etc.) Mick is working on improving cross professional/cross organisational collaborative working in cancer care. As part of this, he’s now working towards a PhD (Swansea University School of Management) researching how we can enhance clinical innovation/agility through a focus on clinical staff wellbeing.

Through his Bevan Fellowship, Mick is hoping to support the development of greater collaborative working between different teams (all of whom focus on delivering/improving cancer care) – this is important in its own right; it will also help to develop the new cancer centre and deliver greater value and benefit from that. It should also help support the cancer workforce.

Bevan Fellow

Euan is Designated Education Clinical Lead Officer and Consultant Nurse S-CAMHS at Aneurin Bevan University Health Board. He is a RCN Welsh Board Member, visiting Professor at the University of South Wales  and Professor at the School of Medicine, Swansea University.

Euan’s Bevan Fellowship  is focusing on adopting and spreading a ‘digital’ format to enable the role out of the Exemplar project across other S-CAMHS Services in Wales.

Bevan Fellow

Peter is a Consultant Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgeon and Joint Replacement Surgeon. His professional interests include big data and register research, pathway development, value-based health care and health economics.

Peter’s Bellow Fellowship focuses on joint replacement pathways and digital application.  He hopes that this will enable the provision of a sustainable solution to the problem of access for patients with joint problems.