What one research synthesis tells us is missing from the NHS workforce plan
Justine revisits a review exploring what factors affect staff retention in adult mental health services, highlighting important omissions from the NHS workforce plan.
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Justine revisits a review exploring what factors affect staff retention in adult mental health services, highlighting important omissions from the NHS workforce plan.
Our chief executive muses on what big health issues the political parties might be thinking about as they pull together their manifestos.
What do young people need for a healthy future? April Whitworth looks at how policymakers can address the issues facing young people today to ensure prosperity tomorrow.
With 1 in 5 projected to be living with major illness by 2040, Jennifer Dixon asks if we’re doing enough to prepare for the wave of ill health in sight.
We’ve been working with partners at NPC to become more impact-focused in our work. Colleagues reflect on the things we’ve learned so far.
Gill Clayton explores the lessons from FREED on spreading innovation and improvement across the NHS.
Gwen Nightingale and Katherine Merrifield explain why we should all be demanding more from government when it comes to tackling the root causes of ill health.
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