Streeting's health experiment
21 April 2026
The health deals recently handed to mayors could resolve flaws that have dogged the NHS since its inception, writes Matthew Taylor
A fresh pair of eyes
20 April 2026
Professor Lisa McNally, director of public health for Worcestershire County Council, says the new Public Health Peer Review programme will benefit public health teams and system partners striving t...
SEND reform won't reduce system pressures. It will redistribute them.
09 April 2026
Dr Chris Abbott, chief medical officer, CARE ADHD, says SEND Reforms should put the focus on children’s need.
Left-shift views – Bad behaviour is a leadership issue
09 April 2026
Our correspondent Melissa Harvard looks outside the box to provide a radical solution for healthcare
Building the foundations of the NHS's digital ambition
08 April 2026
Nicola Mortali, public sector director at Freshwave, a UK connectivity infrastructure-as-a-service provider, says digital care only works if the connection does
Health devolution: opportunity or distraction?
07 April 2026
Katherine Merrifield, assistant director at The Health Foundation, says the creation of mayoral health commissioners is a significant step but must be enabled by a genuinely joined-up approach, whe...
The cost of staying healthy
07 April 2026
Operations & development director, Suzanne Jobson, explains how Children North East's Poverty Proofing® healthcare work supports local families.
Left-shift views – A suggestion on bed blocking
02 April 2026
Our correspondent Melissa Harvard looks outside the box to provide a radical solution for healthcare
Partnerships: enabling delivery of the National Cancer Plan
02 April 2026
Delivering the Government’s new National Cancer Plan will depend not only on policy ambition but on imaginative, purposeful partnerships that fully integrate external support from organisations tha...
Closing the collaboration gap
02 April 2026
Victor Adebowale looks at how to move from rhetoric to reality and make collaboration between local government and health possible.
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