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07 July 2025
Lessons learned exercises provide organisations with critical insights to drive continuous improvement, avoid repeated mistakes and embed institutional knowledge, writes David Hemming, head of the ...
Positive vital signs
07 July 2025
Energy strategy is fundamental for healthcare leaders and a net zero NHS, writes Jack Goodson, from Equity Energies
Editor's comment - A neighbourhood health service
By Lee Peart 07 July 2025
Publication of the highly anticipated 10-Year Health Plan represents a watershed moment in the Government’s aim to turn around what it has described as a ‘broken NHS’.
Moment for change
By Lee Peart 30 June 2025
Andrew Curry, client engagement director for health and social care, Matrix Workforce Management Solutions, says extra funding in the Spending Review is welcome but this must be a redesign moment f...
Left-shift views - Happiness matters
23 June 2025
Our correspondent Melissa Harvard looks outside the box to provide a radical solution for healthcare
What the Spending Review means for local government
23 June 2025
It’s a tough road ahead with glimmers of hope, writes Andria Mastroianni, policy officer in the Healthy Lives team at The Health Foundation
Editor's comment - Big spending
By Lee Peart 23 June 2025
In this month’s Spending Review chancellor Rachel Reeves reaffirmed Labour’s commitment to turning around the NHS with a record £29bn investment over the next three years.
Change is coming
19 June 2025
Clarity is emerging on some of the knottier issues in the 10-Year Plan, writes Matthew Taylor, chief executive of the NHS Confederation
Partnership building
09 June 2025
Building relationships between primary and secondary care is essential to delivering the hospital to community shift, writes The Health Foundation's Bryan Jones and Lukasz Zielinski
Provider collaboratives - the future of primary care
09 June 2025
Primary care must move towards establishing or enhancing existing primary care provider collaboratives, writes Ruth Rankine, director of the NHS Confederation primary care network
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