A new resource is to be offered to every NHS Integrated Care System (ICS) to support their development as ‘Clean Air Champions’.
Accountable Care Journal
The number of social care needs assessment enquiries increased by 229 per cent in the year 2021/2022 compared to 2019/2020, according to Access Social Care’s annual State of the Nation report.
Accountable Care Journal
White nurses are twice as likely to be promoted as Black and Asian staff in the NHS, new survey results from the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) show.
Accountable Care Journal
The Next steps for integrating primary care: Fuller stocktake report was published yesterday, outlining a vision for transforming primary care led by integrated neighbourhood teams.
Accountable Care Journal
On 27 April 2022, Public Policy Projects (PPP) hosted a roundtable entitled The Social Care Workforce: Averting a Crisis as part of its report series The Future of Social Care. The PPP Social Care Network, made up of senior cross-sector stakeholders in social care and a Lived Experience Panel, sought to find practical solutions to the challenges relating to the workforce.
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A new resource is to be offered to every NHS Integrated Care System (ICS) to support their development as ‘Clean Air Champions’.
Global data centre and critical infrastructure specialists, Keysource, in association with Swiss-based UPS manufacturer CENTIEL, have been named as winners of the Edge Project of the Year at the DCS Awards 2022 DCS Awards Voting. The award winners were announced at a gala dinner held at the Leonardo Royal Hotel London St Pauls on 26 May 2022.
Professor Terry Young, Dr Fay Wilson, Alan MacDonald and Mr Simon Dodds describe for ICJ an evaluation tool that was used to support the development of a rapid access clinic in an existing health centre in Erdington.
The number of social care needs assessment enquiries increased by 229 per cent in the year 2021/2022 compared to 2019/2020, according to Access Social Care’s annual State of the Nation report.
White nurses are twice as likely to be promoted as Black and Asian staff in the NHS, new survey results from the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) show.
Jeremy Hunt’s, Zero, Eliminating unnecessary deaths in a post-pandemic NHS, is honest and possessed of insight but there are still problems, not least with the title: cutting anything to zero is usually impossible at best and inadvisable at worst. It seems that Jeremy senses the pitfalls of zero, but not everyone calling for zero – including the patient safety community – grasps its dangerous underside.
The Next steps for integrating primary care: Fuller stocktake report was published yesterday, outlining a vision for transforming primary care led by integrated neighbourhood teams.
On 27 April 2022, Public Policy Projects (PPP) hosted a roundtable entitled The Social Care Workforce: Averting a Crisis as part of its report series The Future of Social Care. The PPP Social Care Network, made up of senior cross-sector stakeholders in social care and a Lived Experience Panel, sought to find practical solutions to the challenges relating to the workforce.
The role of digital data in the UK’s healthcare systems is set to gain newfound recognition and clarity when the government unveils its Data Saves Lives strategy this spring. If it lives up to its promise, the plan will help to drive the efficiency and effectiveness of data infrastructure and promote interoperability, while establishing clear and open standards for safely sharing data.
