Devolution not revolution
By Lee Peart 27 January 2025
David Buck, senior fellow, public health and health inequalities, The King’s Fund, assesses what the Government’s devolution plans could mean for healthcare
Call for stronger partnership between NHS and life sciences industry
By Lee Peart 18 November 2024
A new report by The King’s Fund has called for Government and NHS leaders to drive a stronger partnership between the NHS and life sciences industry.
Prevention is better than cure
By Lee Peart 28 October 2024
Launching The Kings Fund’s conference Supporting healthier lives – the shift toward prevention in London last week, chief executive Sarah Woolnough, said: ‘It’s a really important, positive, timely...
Call for new devolution framework to tackle health inequalities
By Lee Peart 24 October 2024
A report has called for a new devolution framework to address health inequalities and the creation of a local government finance taskforce to ensure funding is distributed according to need.
Autumn Budget likely to be 'helpful but no NHS game changer', says analyst
By Lee Peart 23 October 2024
A policy analyst has predicted next week’s Autumn Budget will be ‘helpful for the NHS but no game changer’.
Support and clarity for health leaders has 'potential' to boost nation's health
By Liz Wells 08 October 2024
Local directors of public health and other public health leaders in the NHS working with directors of population health in ICS’ have the potential to boost the nation’s health and curb health inequ...
Think-tank sets out seven priorities for tackling health inequalities
By Lee Peart 30 September 2024
A new report from The King’s Fund has set out seven priorities for the NHS in tackling health inequalities.
Labour plans, 'a step in the right direction', say leaders
By Lee Peart 25 September 2024
Healthcare leaders have acknowledged Wes Streeting’s commitment to creating a digital NHS focused on prevention, providing care closer to home and public health as ‘a step in the right direction’.
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough ICB takes on oral health inequalities
By Liz Wells 13 September 2024
ICBs have financial levers than can help support and challenge oral health inequalities, the King’s Fund annual conference has heard.
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