Theory of Change - for TSIP

Katie Fowler, the CEO of TSIP https://www.tsip.co.uk asked me to illustrate the organisation's 'Theory of Change'.

It was an interesting one because it involved so many 'moving parts'. Katie very kindly edited down the huge amount of information that they'd originally wanted to include. There's only so much you can fit on an A4 sheet of paper!

 

Digital Scribing - University of Winchester

Yesterday I was working as a digital scribe in Winchester. This event was titled 'Digital Health and Wellbeing' and the way the NHS is moving care to be more about self-managed care. There were clinicians, a computer scientist and patients, starting the conversations and learnings for the week - it's fascinating because it's the future of healthcare, but in many ways it's already here.

 Beautiful new building and calming central atrium space!

Posters for Children's Safeguarding Partnership

I've been doing a lot of work for Merton council over the last few years, and most of it centres around healthcare and children and young people. The two subjects collide here:

 

And this is an alternative format for their annual report. Which background do you prefer?

Addressing the AI Skills gap in the UK, AI in Health and Transport

I'm working at a research workshop tomorrow all about AI, the skills gap and looking at future scenarios in the healthcare and transport sector, so have done a bit of limbering up to get in the right frame of mind.

AI has been in the news a lot in the past few weeks, with ChatGBT and the development of software that creates images from text or a brief description. 

Will us scribes and illustrators still have a job in the next few years...? Maybe I'll find out tomorrow!

Illustration commission

These drawings were used to ask for feedback - mainly to understand how to improve a service for future clients.

Clients included children and young people, so the aim was to attract and maintain their attention, so that they gave their opinion and hopefully this led to an improved service.

Cafcass Practice Week - Day 1

I've been working for Cafcass England this week. 

My favourite workshop was presented by the School of Kindness - really amazing charity and such wonderful work Jaime and Greig are doing, brought everyone out of their shell and left us all with a warm fuzzy feeling!

 

Illustrations as Reminders

I was asked to draw some images to help guide staff through the process of their work for Cafcass (Child and Family Court Advisory and Support Service).

Anyone involved in the family courts system knows that this is a very stressful period for families and their children, so hopefully these images help the workforce, and in turn help the individuals going through this journey.