November 1, 2024
Reforming diabetes care in care homes: training, collaboration, and compassion
Navodi Kuruppu, spoke with Lynne Reedman, Founder and Service Lead for DUET Diabetes, and Martin Scivier, diabetes advocate part of #dedoc° and T1D patient, to discuss the impact of Covid-19 on care home residents with diabetes, the importance of peer support, and the urgent need to prioritise care for vulnerable and older populations.
By Navodi Kuruppu
Accountable Care Journal
October 29, 2024
A People Powered NHS – A call to all health leaders
Dr Allison E Smith, Director of Research & Insight at the Royal Voluntary Service discusses the key role that volunteers can play in delivering on core NHS goals.
By Dr Allison Smith
Accountable Care Journal
October 28, 2024
10-Year Health Plan must address cancer care failings identified by Darzi
From improving access to care and speeding up diagnosis to addressing treatment delays, Lord Darzi’s recent independent investigation of the NHS in England highlights the complex web of challenges facing the NHS. In doing so, it also offers a series of starting points for the upcoming 10-Year Health Plan to address.
By Gabriel Blaazer
Accountable Care Journal
October 28, 2024
Bridging language gaps could be crucial for safer maternity care
Dr Rachael Grimaldi, a practicing anaesthetist and co-founder & CEO of the healthcare translation app CardMedic, has witnessed first-hand the critical need for language support within the NHS. Following the CQC’s review of maternity services, she delves into the alarming normalisation of harm in maternity services and how communication barriers contribute significantly to this concerning issue.
By Dr Rachael Grimaldi
Accountable Care Journal
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    November 1, 2024
    Reforming diabetes care in care homes: training, collaboration, and compassion
    Navodi Kuruppu, spoke with Lynne Reedman, Founder and Service Lead for DUET Diabetes, and Martin Scivier, diabetes advocate part of #dedoc° and T1D patient, to discuss the impact of Covid-19 on care home residents with diabetes, the importance of peer support, and the urgent need to prioritise care for vulnerable and older populations.
    By Navodi Kuruppu
    October 28, 2024
    10-Year Health Plan must address cancer care failings identified by Darzi
    From improving access to care and speeding up diagnosis to addressing treatment delays, Lord Darzi’s recent independent investigation of the NHS in England highlights the complex web of challenges facing the NHS. In doing so, it also offers a series of starting points for the upcoming 10-Year Health Plan to address.
    By Gabriel Blaazer
    October 28, 2024
    Bridging language gaps could be crucial for safer maternity care
    Dr Rachael Grimaldi, a practicing anaesthetist and co-founder & CEO of the healthcare translation app CardMedic, has witnessed first-hand the critical need for language support within the NHS. Following the CQC’s review of maternity services, she delves into the alarming normalisation of harm in maternity services and how communication barriers contribute significantly to this concerning issue.
    By Dr Rachael Grimaldi
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October 28, 2024
10-Year Health Plan must address cancer care failings identified by Darzi
From improving access to care and speeding up diagnosis to addressing treatment delays, Lord Darzi’s recent independent investigation of the NHS in England highlights the complex web of challenges facing the NHS. In doing so, it also offers a series of starting points for the upcoming 10-Year Health Plan to address.
By Gabriel Blaazer
September 9, 2024
From fragmentation to integration: Lessons for the NHS from New Zealand
When David Meates became CEO of New Zealand's Canterbury District Health Board in 2009, he took charge of a system that was "broken and fragmented". 11 years later, the system's fortunes were transformed. At a recent event, Meates shared his experiences and lessons from Canterbury's transformation, offering vital insight for the NHS as it continues its own journey from fragmentation to integration.
By Gabriel Blaazer

Secondary Care

August 7, 2024
Optimising medication management: lessons from an NHS Trust
Hardeep Bagga, Director of Pharmacy at University Hospitals Coventry and Warwickshire NHS Trust, discusses how best to manage the implementation of new technology following the success of digitalising pharmacy services.
By Hardeep Bagga

Primary Care

Health Inequality

May 10, 2024
Study highlights prison cancer inequalities
Those diagnosed while in prison face several barriers to treatment and receive worse experiences of care, according to a study led by King’s College London.
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September 21, 2023
Transforming leg ulcer service provision
It is estimated that more than a million people in the UK have lower limb ulceration. With their 160 years' experience in developing wound care solutions, L&R hypothesised that a self-care delivery model could both improve outcomes and ease the burden on the healthcare system.
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Creating a data-driven health organisation across Milton Keynes
Between 2018 and 2023, Milton Keynes University Hospital NHS Trust gained a large set of clinical data. On its journey with Oracle Health, the trust has transformed into a data-driven organisation, improving patient experience, lowering the cost of care, enhancing the staff experience, improving population health, and addressing health equity.
By Oracle Health
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Rethinking cancer care: a system strategy for improved outcomes
Boosting early detection and reducing backlogs through data-backed, collaborative initiatives will be crucial to addressing the deteriorating state of cancer care in the UK, write Edge Health's Lucia De Santis and George Batchelor.
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