HEALTH AND CARE INTEGRATION
Future Forum Midlands: Call for collaborative change
By Martin Ford | 12 September 2024
Collaboration between local government and health services has the potential to bring about ‘transformative’ change, The MJ Future Forum Midlands has heard.
INTEGRATED CARE SYSTEMS
Twelve steps to strengthening integrated care
By Steve Barwick | 23 July 2024
Phil Hope and Steve Barwick look at what the new Government should focus on to strengthen Integra...
HEALTH
Back to the future?
By Michael Burton | 22 July 2024
The new health and care secretary Wes Streeting sees addressing the social determinants of poor h...
GENERAL ELECTION
Unpicking what 'hard choices' means
By Caroline Green | 10 July 2024
Hard choices need to be not only about things we cannot afford in the short-term, but the things ...
HEALTH
Smart collaboration
By Matthew Taylor | 04 June 2024
Local partnerships generate strategies and objectives, but these do not always have the ambition ...
HEALTH
Limited improvement on hospital delayed discharges despite £600m funding
By Paul Marinko | 18 April 2024
An improvement of just 12% in hospital delayed discharge figures was achieved in the last financi...
HEALTH
Finding the right prescription
By Matthew Taylor | 08 April 2024
Incremental improvements in collaboration, not wholesale change, is key to restoring faith in the...
HEALTH
Future Forum: Care integration in 'retreat'
By Martin Ford | 21 March 2024
The co-operation between local government and the NHS hoped for with the advent of Integrated Car...
FUTURE FORUM
Future Forum: Relationship between councils and NHS 'dysfunctional at worst'
20 March 2024
The relationship between local government leaders and the NHS is ‘immature at best and dysfunctio...
HEALTH
Daring to care pays off
By Aidan Rave | 20 March 2024
Integrated Care Boards face many challenges, yet one year on from her review, Patricia Hewitt off...
HEALTH
Health and care integration: is it worth it?
By Sanjay Mackintosh | 06 March 2024
Is health and care integration worth all the effort when the two systems are on their knees and e...
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