In this episode, we examine how to approach systems strengthening in clinical practice within the context of Sierra Leone with Aneesah Peersaib. We will look at her recent deployment to support Continued Professional Development at local, regional and national level and her role in leadership development whilst in post in Sierra Leone. We will examine how she disseminated education & training, policy, and governance and how she approached cultural change from the ground up. Finally, we will examine how she built and maintained safe systems of practice, and how you can embody a culture of educational leadership and empower coproduced with in-country clinicians to provide solutions to wider systems development work. To do this, I'm speaking with Aneesah Peersaib. Aneesah has recently held the post of Nursing Education Advisor to Chief Nursing and Midwifery in Freetown, Sierra Leone. She collaborates across NGOs to work with the Sierra Leone Ministry of Health and Sanitation to standardise nursing education and support national strategic delivery. She has been a senior Nurse both inside and outside of the UK NHS working for Health Education England as a clinical lead and clinical advisor supporting education and workforce development across London. Aneesah is an Emergency nurse by trade and has experience leading central London Emergency departments before going on to wider systems leadership roles. If you want to reach out to Aneesah about the episode please contact her through LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aneesah-peersaib-9153725a/?originalSubdomain=uk