Breaking down the Health Bill – with Clare Gerada and Nicholas Timmins
We take a closer look at what’s in the Heath Bill and assess what it really means for patients and the public.
Across the UK health and care organisations work together to plan and deliver care. Our analysis focuses on the task facing integrated care systems in England and tackling inequalities in access to care. And we are providing support to systems throughout the country to learn and improve.
We take a closer look at what’s in the Heath Bill and assess what it really means for patients and the public.
Nina Hemmings and Dr Luisa Pettigrew explore the framework’s main priorities and potential risks, with a focus on the implications for general practice.
In reshaping the NHS this time around, policymakers must ensure the right mechanisms are in place to encourage cross-sector collaboration, write Phoebe Dunn and Hugh Alderwick.
Based on interviews with local leaders, our report explores the development and evolving role of ICSs in England, and the policy changes needed to help deliver their objectives.
Our analysis finds that delayed discharges from hospital remain a critical issue in health and care services.
This episode explores how improvement methods can support the move to a future neighbourhood health service.
Our analysis explores five policy ideas behind the 10-Year Health Plan and asks what these add up to for the NHS.
The 10-Year Health Plan will need to set out the logic for merging integrated care boards and provide clarity, writes Agnes Arnold-Forster.
Less than 3 years after they were created, integrated care boards (ICBs) are already facing a major shakeup.
This briefing presents international case studies of models of integrated chronic disease care at the primary–secondary care interface that offer lessons for the UK.