The future is community
01 September 2025
Community services must lead, not follow, writes Laura Churchill, chief strategy officer at Central London Community Healthcare NHS Trust
Editor's comment - An unwelcome turn of events
By Lee Peart 01 September 2025
The launch of strike action by resident doctors in July presented a decidedly unwelcome turn of events for Wes Streeting.
Bringing the 'dark side' to light?
01 September 2025
Lukasz Zielinski, national medical director’s clinical fellow and Ross Goldstone, research manager, The Health Foundation, consider two of the most stubborn NHS management myths and explain just ho...
Why ICB challenges can bring opportunities
By Lee Peart 13 August 2025
Possibilities abound for councils to collaborate with ICBs as they undergo reform, writes Matthew Taylor.
Editor's comment - Neighbourhood health is a win-win
By Lee Peart 21 July 2025
The Government is onto a winner with its central pledge of a neighbourhood health service in the 10-Year Health Plan.
Change with evaluation
21 July 2025
Why we must evaluate as we go to ensure change is effective and delivers value, writes Rose Taylor, executive director of health and care transformation, NHS Arden & GEM Commissioning Support Unit
Creating a pipeline of talent
21 July 2025
Local NHS and college leaders have created a new way for young people to gain work experience in the health sector, writes Gary Wright, group deputy director of education and learning at University...
Left-shift views - AI and leadership
21 July 2025
Our correspondent Melissa Harvard looks outside the box to provide a radical solution for healthcare
Nurturing AI in the NHS
21 July 2025
If any health system has the scale, diversity and public ethos to become the Hogwarts of AI wizardry in healthcare, it’s the NHS, writes Dr Umang Patel, NHS paediatrician at Frimley Health NHS Foun...
The 'three Ps'
21 July 2025
Neighbourhood health has the potential to offer a qualitatively different and genuinely multi-agency service to people and communities.
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