Ines Gravey
Ines Gravey is a 2019/20 French Harkness Fellow, and a hospital director for the Paris University Hospitals.
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Can austerity and innovation go hand in hand?
The NHS faces a severe squeeze on budgets for the foreseeable future, but trusts shouldn’t dismiss the potential cost benefits of intelligent improvement work.
Christer Mjåset
Christer Mjåset is a 2019/20 Harkness Fellow in Health Care Policy and Practice.
Véronique Raimond
Véronique is a 2019–20 French Harkness Fellow in Health Care Policy and Practice.
STAR: combining value for money with patient involvement
The Star programme is developing a commissioning support package that will offer CCGs and health boards a new way to involve stakeholders in setting healthcare priorities.
Fredrika Scarth
Fredrika Scarth is a 2019–20 Canadian Harkness Fellow in Health Care Policy and Practice.
A collaboration for better and more equitable health
How will the Collaboration for Wellbeing and Health change the conversation about what makes us healthy and influence national policy? Cathy Irving explains.
Shared decision making: improving outcomes by changing relationships
We explore shared decision making and address some common misconceptions and barriers we need to overcome as a society to make it a practical reality in mainstream healthcare.
The NHS has a new chief executive – what does this mean for England’s health care?
Amanda Pritchard has a vast in-tray as she takes over from Simon Stevens. But with experience and good management skills, she can get a lot done, writes Jennifer Dixon.
