Things can only get better?
07 April 2025
Producing a tool for planning local services over the longer term means fundamental assumptions about healthy ageing, writes Fraser Battye, head of policy at The Strategy Unit
Turning ICBs into 'pioneers of reform'
07 April 2025
ICBs must be adequately resourced to deliver on strategic commissioning, writes Matthew Taylor, chief executive of the NHS Confederation
Distraction stifles progress
07 April 2025
Now is the time to double down on equity and inclusion in health, says Professor Shivani Sharma, deputy pro-vice chancellor at Aston University’s College of Business and Social Sciences
Healthcare recruitment with a difference
By Lee Peart 24 March 2025
Helen Marshall associate director – health, explains how a cross-sector approach to recruitment makes Tile Hill stand out from the pack
EXCLUSIVE: Why the shift to community needs sound governance
By Lee Peart 24 March 2025
Emily Newton, systems policy advisor at The Health Foundation, says the appointment of Sir John Oldham as a senior advisor for neighbourhood health is a signal that the Government is serious about ...
Preparing for Martyn's Law
24 March 2025
Hospital estates will be required to meet new legislation designed to mitigate the risks of harm from terror attacks, writes Paul Hobden, managing director at Learning Solutions, Skills for Health
Going beyond traditional recruitment
By Liz Wells 24 March 2025
As a remote and rural healthcare provider, NHS Orkney has to think differently about attracting and retaining staff, which requires a strategic and proactive approach beyond traditional recruitment...
A huge roll of the dice
24 March 2025
NHSE abolition is a brave move but won’t necessarily deliver the change patients want and ministers desperately need before they face the electorate in 2028, writes Steve Brine, former health minis...
Early intervention
24 March 2025
Why making the shift to early intervention is important for children and young people’s mental health, writes Matthew Taylor, chief executive of the NHS Confederation
Editor's comment - Wielding the axe
By Lee Peart 24 March 2025
The Government’s announcement of the abolition of NHS England came as a bolt out of the blue to the healthcare workforce.
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