The return of PPP
09 February 2026
What does the return of public-private partnerships mean for neighbourhood health centres, asks Ellen Little, partner at DSW Business Planning
From coffee mornings to community health
09 February 2026
Rethinking public health through relationships, by Ansaf Azhar, Oxfordshire County Council’s director of public health and communities
Mental health in crisis
09 February 2026
The mental health crisis has major implications not just for the NHS but for economic dynamism, social cohesion and the well-being of citizens and communities, writes Matthew Taylor is chief execut...
Left-shift views - The WFH revolution
09 February 2026
Our correspondent Melissa Harvard looks outside the box to provide a radical solution for healthcare
Nowhere to hide
By Liz Wells 09 February 2026
Birmingham has become one of the first cities to welcome preventative healthcare technology company Neko Health.
Time to go beyond social prescribing?
09 February 2026
Rethinking public health through relationships, by Professor Lisa McNally, director of public health for Worcestershire County Council
It'll all come out in the wash
09 February 2026
Why new healthcare solutions keep failing and what washing detergent can teach us, writes Dr Umang Patel, NHS paediatrician at Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust and chief clinical information off...
Reaching the NHS login milestone
09 February 2026
Why this moment matters for digital self-management, writes Matt Bourne, chief technology officer at Tiny Medical Apps
Editor's comment: Prevention is better than cure
By Lee Peart 09 February 2026
The Government unveiled its National Cancer Plan last week to much fanfare, promising three in four cancer patients will survive long term from 2035.
Regulating right
By Lee Peart 30 January 2026
Thomas Reynolds, director of policy & comms at the MDU, says it is time for real reform of regulating doctors.
The NHS 10-Year Plan: Why listening at scale matters for local government
By Lee Peart 28 January 2026
Ruth Cousens, chief executive of Thiscovery, outlines what 250,000 voices reveal about prevention, place and the future role of councils.
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