We need to put wellbeing first for successful digital transformation

3rd August 2021Andy Rhodes, Service Director, National Police Wellbeing Service

As a former Chief Constable of Lancashire and National Police Chiefs’ Council lead for wellbeing, Andy Rhodes understands the stresses and demands of policing, as well as the danger that the poorly managed introduction of new technology, and lack of ongoing and training and support, can add to rather than reduce those pressures; here he teams up with Me Learning’s Shirley Berry to highlight four key lessons for putting people first when embarking on digital transformation.

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We need to put wellbeing first for successful digital transformation

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