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Meeting Facilitation

Thoughtfully-planned meeting design combined with skilful facilitation

We help organisations get more work done, faster, by facilitating meetings where people can achieve big results in a short space of time.

At TPC Health our expert facilitators ensure your meetings are effective, collaborative, and purposeful. Whether it’s a board meeting, team brainstorming session, strategy planning, or conflict resolution, our facilitators help you:

  • Stay on Track: We keep discussions focused and ensure every agenda item is covered in a timely manner, leaving no room for distractions.
  • Encourage Active Participation: By building a psychologically environment, we encourage every participant to contribute, ensuring diverse voices are heard and valued.
  • Drive Actionable Outcomes: Our facilitation is outcome-oriented, helping teams reach clear decisions, set actionable next steps, and hold everyone accountable.
  • Skilled facilitation ensuring that discussions stay focused and relevant to the agenda
  • Meetings co-designed with and for you, structured toward your organisational objectives and aligned with desired outcomes such as decision-making or problem solving
  • Experience in managing diverse group dynamics such as dominant personalities and groupthink
  • Impartial facilitation that is focussed on the core objectives and less likely to be caught up in internal politics and group dynamics
  • Post-meeting summaries, action plans and follow-up support ensuring accurate record keeping and action planning

Discover our systems, culture and facilitation expertise

Our custom-designed leadership programmes work well with individuals, professional groups, departments, across a whole organisation, ICB, or region. There are various types of meeting facilitation approaches, each designed to address specific objectives, group dynamics, and organisational needs. Here are some examples:

Team Away Days

Aimed at improving team dynamics, trust, and collaboration. These sessions help to strengthen relationships and communication among team members.

Strategic Planning

Helping organisations develop and refine strategic goals, visions, and plans. These sessions support defining the organisation’s mission and vision, and creating actionable plans for execution.

Stakeholder Engagement

Facilitates conversations and consultations with key stakeholders (e.g., employees, strategic partners, service users) to gather input, feedback, and insights for decision-making or policy development.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the benefits of external meeting facilitation from TPC Health?

Using TPC Health for external meeting facilitation offers several benefits.  Our facilitators are skilled at managing group dynamics, ensuring that all voices are heard, and keeping discussions on track, which can lead to more productive and efficient meetings. They help mitigate conflicts, reduce biases, and prevent power imbalances that may arise in internal team settings, creating an environment of open communication and collaboration. Additionally, our facilitators can offer new insights, innovative ideas, and best practices from a broad range of healthcare background, adding value to the meeting process. Their expertise in managing complex discussions ensures that your meetings are goal-oriented and lead to actionable outcomes, while also freeing internal leaders from the facilitation role so they can participate fully.

What is TPC Health’s approach to meeting facilitation?

Our approach focuses on creating an inclusive, structured, and goal-oriented environment that promotes effective communication and decision-making. Facilitators begin by setting clear objectives for the meeting and ensuring that everyone understands the agenda. They establish ground rules to foster respectful communication and encourage active participation from all attendees. Throughout the meeting, facilitators manage time, keeping discussions focused and on track, while ensuring that all voices are heard, especially from quieter participants. They guide the group through problem-solving, brainstorming, or decision-making processes, using techniques like round-robin, prioritisation, or consensus-building to reach conclusions. Additionally, facilitators monitor group dynamics to prevent conflicts, ensure clarity, and capture key takeaways or action items. This structured approach helps meetings run smoothly, ensuring they are productive and result in actionable outcomes.

Who are the facilitators at TPC Health

Our facilitators have extensive experience in designing, planning, and facilitating small to large-scale meetings and events across the health and care sector.

The faculty members possess a minimum of 10 years’ experience in the health and care sector, with many having an NHS background, providing valuable insight into needs and dynamics of the health care sector.

TPC Health’s faculty bring experience from holding senior clinical, practitioner, and leadership roles within the health sector, along with a deep understanding of its complexity. They also offer expert organisational development experience informed by insights from both within the sector and other sectors.

Looking for other systems, culture and facilitation services?

Our renowned coaching programmes are designed and delivered by experts in the field of health and wellbeing, who have industry recognised qualifications combined with extensive clinical experience.

Our team include psychologists, doctors, nurses, midwives, pharmacists, social workers and psychotherapists, to name but a few. This puts us in a unique position to offer innovative and inspiring programmes to health organisations that want to transform their workforce.

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