Chloe Wong, NHS management trainee, explains why listening to the voices of children and young people is crucial for ...

What infrastructure is needed to realise the potential of AI in health and care? This long read considers the technical, ...

Adult ADHD assessment services in the UK face inconsistent data collection, extreme pressures and significant waits. But ...

As publication of the 10 Year Health Plan approaches, Natalie Berry proposes five tests the plan must meet if it is to turn ...

Why is sickle cell disease so poorly understood within the health service? CJ Nwasike explores some of the contributing ...

1. Types of prevention Broadly defined, prevention is any action that keeps people healthy and prevents or avoids risk of ill health or death. Prevention can be classified further according to whether ...

East and Central Brighton PCN share learning from creating a drop-in health hub – an experimental model for holistic ...

Day-to-day spending (RDEL) First, let’s define some numbers that were mentioned in the spending review, before we try to forget about them – because they aren’t that helpful in the long run for ...

Supporting the workforce Technology needs to work for and support staff in a well-functioning health and care system; it builds staff enthusiasm for innovation and technology while supporting them to ...

Why we did this research There is little information available nationally about place-based partnerships – how they are set up, what they do, what resources they have, and what factors facilitate or ...

The British public are deeply unhappy with the National Health Service – just 1 in 5 people (21%) in 2024 said they were satisfied with the way the NHS runs. That’s according to analysis of the latest ...

Nine months into its term, the government has decided to radically reshape how the NHS is nationally led and managed (as part of a wider plan to reshape what the Prime Minister has called ‘an ...