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(GB News) Top NHS executives have taken part in a scheme to be “reverse-mentored” by Muslim staff on their “lived experience,” GB News understands.

NHS Chief Strategy Officer Chris Hopson and NHS Director for People Em Wilkinson-Brice have volunteered to partake in the NHS Muslim Network’s scheme, whereby top officials meet with Muslim members of staff to listen to their “lived experience as a Muslim colleague working within the NHS.”

The Network states executives must meet with their Muslim reverse-mentees for a minimum of one hour per quarter.

Two of Britain’s top civil servants, Hopson and Wilkinson-Brice, were paid £190,000 and £175,000, respectively, in 2022/23.

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