Rachael Lukowska Email & Phone Number

England, United Kingdom

London, England, United Kingdom

Beckenham

◘ Advise on operational communications and engagement work across NHS Bromley Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG), especially with regard to patient and public participation. ◘ Support the CCG in achieving its communications strategy; develop and deliver an annual plan to engage with the public and stakeholders.◘ Develop continuing professional development activities for GPs in Bromley. ◘ Contribute to and edit statutory NHS documents such as the annual report.◘ Key working relationships: Internal - CCG colleagues, including clinical executives, governing body and commissioning leads. External – NHS England, Healthwatch, South London Commissioning Support Unit, Bromley patient representatives, Bromley GP practices, local MPs, local health and social care providers, external consultancy.◘ One of two such positions supporting the Head of Communications and Engagement and the Director of Operational Development in meeting the communications needs of the whole CCG.

Wellington House, London Se1

◘ One of two Senior Editors in Strategic Communications in an editorial team of five at an NHS healthcare regulator. ◘ Worked with policy, economics, management and other specialists on research-based papers and guidance for NHS foundation trusts. Produced around 80 publications per year, including the NHS Tariff and contributing to the NHS Five-Year Forward View. ◘ Delivered quality improvement initiatives across the organisation, including coaching specialists in writing for a broad audience. Working in an arms-length government body required responding rapidly to frequently changing priorities.◘ Key working relationships: Internal - media, corporate communications, stakeholder engagement and policy teams within Monitor. External – NHS England, Public Health England, other arms-length bodies, civil servants, MPs, partners in other healthcare regulators, such as the NHS Trust Development Authority.

Home Based/London

◘ Senior editorial role in team of around 20, developing NICE guidance (clinical, public health and social care) as part of complex, evidence-based process involving multiple stakeholders. NICE provides national guidance on promoting high quality health, public health and social care. ◘ Advised guideline development groups on technical, accurate and practical use of language for healthcare professionals and the public. ◘ Responsible for the publication of several guidelines per year, and providing a range of information services and formats for different audiences. ◘ Designed web-based patient pathways to guide healthcare professionals through recommendations. ◘ Homeworker with trips to London and Manchester offices involved independent working and forming work relationships remotely.◘ Key working relationships: expert healthcare professionals on guideline development groups, patient representatives and the public, analyst colleagues in NICE, National Clinical Guideline Centres, royal medical colleges, patient organisations, freelance contractors.

London, United Kingdom

◘ Led a fixed-term project updating clinical referral guidelines for radiologists, from development to print. ◘ Oversaw examinations for healthcare professionals.◘ Key working relationships: clinical radiologists, clinical oncologists, members of the College, colleagues at other royal colleges, NICE.

London, United Kingdom

◘ Edited all examination material for professional membership examinations (clinical scenarios and multiple choice).◘ Key working relationships: members of the RCP, members of professional development and examinations committees, other royal colleges, NICE.

London, United Kingdom

◘ Editorial Assistant on a weekly, international medical journal, then promoted to team of three to set up a monthly peer-reviewed journal, The Lancet Infectious Diseases. ◘ Supported the Editor of The Lancet in moving to web-based submissions◘ Edited for all sections of The Lancet Infectious Diseases, wrote news articles, features and leaders on topics of international importance in the specialty.◘ Commissioned review material, managed freelance budget.◘ Key working relationships: Internal – fellow editors on other Lancet journals, production and design staff. External – international experts in infectious diseases, World Health Organisation, medical book publishers, authors of articles submitted for publication.

Leicester, United Kingdom

Main point of contact on education and funding matters for doctors of all grades. Assistant to the Training Committee.Key working relationships: NHS doctors and other hospital staff.

Bsc Communications And Society, 2:I

A Levels In French, English, Latin