Staff vacancy rates have returned to pre-pandemic levels across the adult social care sector, according to the Skills for Care annual report.
Accountable Care Journal
While gender and sexual identities continue to be decriminalised and more understood across the world, the health sector is taking a while to catch up. Dr Alison Berner is leading a coalition of clinicians and charities committed to improving the care needs of LGBTQ+ patients with cancer.
Accountable Care Journal
As the government announces plans to invest £12 billion a year for the next three years across the NHS and social care sectors, significant action can be taken to confront the elective care crisis while addressing widening disparities in care outcomes across the country.
Accountable Care Journal
New analysis from the Health Foundation has revealed that sustained public health cuts from the government run counter to its own agenda to “level up” the country.
Accountable Care Journal
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COVID-19
Ensuring everyone has equal access to good healthcare is fundamental to reducing health inequalities. Dr Sharon Raymond, GP and director of Covid Crisis Rescue Foundation, is making accessibility easier through her Vaxi Taxi project, which helps those in London’s most vulnerable communities' access
Accountable Care Journal
Covid-19 will never go away unless wealthier nations are willing to work to secure equitable vaccine distribution across the globe.
World Healthcare Journal
Covid-19 overshadows all our lives. But just because we are battling the same storm does not mean we are all in the same boat. The people likely to be most exposed to coronavirus, and to suffer most from the resulting interventions, are disproportionally those already disadvantaged in society.
World Healthcare Journal
A one health approach to public health is needed to prevent future pandemics, this approach must draw upon the crucial link between the natural world and human health.
World Healthcare Journal
Following eight consecutive weeks of a fast-moving surge, new Covid-19 cases in Africa have slowed down, driven by a sharp drop in South Africa.
World Healthcare Journal
Brazil should serve as a warning to other world leaders that it will take more than an inquiry to save anti-science administrations.
World Healthcare Journal
In March 2020, the mayor of a small city near Lombardy called on the support of Cuban health professionals. A decision that has helped the city minimise the damage from the pandemic and has prompted the mayor to reflect on the Italian healthcare system.
World Healthcare Journal
As Ben Howlett, Managing Director of Public Policy Projects writes, future pandemics are inevitable if governments continue to pursue nationalistic prevention policies.
World Healthcare Journal
The 2021 G7 summit, three days of meetings between leaders of the world’s richest democracies, wrapped up on 13 June. With pandemic preparedness and vaccine development playing central priorities in policy discussions.
World Healthcare Journal
While many may feel that ‘normal service’ has been resumed in the white house, there are still unprecedented challenges facing the still young administration.
World Healthcare Journal
News
While gender and sexual identities continue to be decriminalised and more understood across the world, the health sector is taking a while to catch up. Dr Alison Berner is leading a coalition of clinicians and charities committed to improving the care needs of LGBTQ+ patients with cancer.
Accountable Care Journal
Ensuring everyone has equal access to good healthcare is fundamental to reducing health inequalities. Dr Sharon Raymond, GP and director of Covid Crisis Rescue Foundation, is making accessibility easier through her Vaxi Taxi project, which helps those in London’s most vulnerable communities' access
Accountable Care Journal
The Royal College of Surgeons of England has put forward a new proposition for elective care in the UK. Its suggested reforms could help chart a course out of the ominous backlogs currently facing the NHS. RCS President Professor Neil Mortensen spoke with David Duffy on the crisis facing UK elective
Accountable Care Journal
Neil Griffiths, Managing Director of TeleTracking Europe, questions why, when a centralised command centre is capable of improving patient care in myriad ways, it should not be considered good practice on a daily basis beyond crisis management.
Accountable Care Journal
Will the promise of data to enhance patient outcomes and help the NHS through Covid-19 recovery come true?
Accountable Care Journal
The role the private healthcare sector plays in supporting NHS recovery and renewal following Covid-19 has taken on profound importance.
Accountable Care Journal
With the first sitting of the Public Bill Committee for the government's Health and Care Bill scheduled on the 7 September, Public Policy Projects (PPP) has launched its State of the Nation Integrated Care report: Practical action for effective integrated care systems.
Accountable Care Journal
Public Policy Projects has created a new coalition of experts and stakeholders from across the health and care spectrum, designed to create a health service that boasts truly world-beating patient outcomes.
Accountable Care Journal
Will the promise of data to enhance patient outcomes and help the NHS through Covid-19 recovery come true?
Accountable Care Journal
Increased screen usage throughout the pandemic has not been kind to our eyes. More than one in three people in the UK have reported deteriorating eyesight over the past year due to more time spent indoors and extra screen time, according to an online poll conducted by YouGov for Fight for Sight.
Primary Care Journal
Flexible healthcare infrastructure offers a range of options for managing the healthcare estate effectively and increases the ability to adapt to sudden changes in demand or disruptions to service delivery, without lengthy lead-times and significant capital expenditure.
Accountable Care Journal
In establishing a Primary Care Federation Network that unites primary care federations across the country, the NHS Confederation has continued to broaden its membership while emphasising “the benefits of system working and collaboration.”
Primary Care Journal
While many people with a rare disease report the pandemic has been challenging, both for their physical and mental health, it has also required us to fundamentally reconsider the delivery of patient care.
Primary Care Journal
The pandemic has put pressure on services but also pushed forward innovation to tackle the significant challenges of frontline infection control and prevention that the NHS should build on.
Accountable Care Journal
Covid-19 overshadows all our lives. But just because we are battling the same storm does not mean we are all in the same boat. The people likely to be most exposed to coronavirus, and to suffer most from the resulting interventions, are disproportionally those already disadvantaged in society.
World Healthcare Journal
Services need a learning culture and support for staff from the top to tackle repeated failings in the imaging pathway that can have serious consequences for patients.
Accountable Care Journal
In autumn 2020, the Government made a commitment to build 40 hospitals in England by 2030, with a budget of £3.7 billion. The government has announced the selection process for a further eight new hospitals. The new sites are intended to transform NHS services, for patients, staff and the community.
Accountable Care Journal
Disparities in the growth of waiting lists due to the pandemic highlight the importance of addressing unmet needs among certain populations.
Accountable Care Journal
Insight
While gender and sexual identities continue to be decriminalised and more understood across the world, the health sector is taking a while to catch up. Dr Alison Berner is leading a coalition of clinicians and charities committed to improving the care needs of LGBTQ+ patients with cancer.
Accountable Care Journal
With the government looking to progress health sector reform from multiple angles, the progression of digital healthcare within NHS hospitals becomes increasingly important.
Accountable Care Journal
The Royal College of Surgeons of England has put forward a new proposition for elective care in the UK. Its suggested reforms could help chart a course out of the ominous backlogs currently facing the NHS. RCS President Professor Neil Mortensen spoke with David Duffy on the crisis facing UK elective
Accountable Care Journal
On 7 September, Boris Johnson announced a new UK wide health and social care tax is to be introduced to pay for social care reform and NHS funding in England.
Accountable Care Journal
Will the promise of data to enhance patient outcomes and help the NHS through Covid-19 recovery come true?
Accountable Care Journal
The role the private healthcare sector plays in supporting NHS recovery and renewal following Covid-19 has taken on profound importance.
Accountable Care Journal
Public Policy Projects has created a new coalition of experts and stakeholders from across the health and care spectrum, designed to create a health service that boasts truly world-beating patient outcomes.
Accountable Care Journal
Will the promise of data to enhance patient outcomes and help the NHS through Covid-19 recovery come true?
Accountable Care Journal
Flexible healthcare infrastructure offers a range of options for managing the healthcare estate effectively and increases the ability to adapt to sudden changes in demand or disruptions to service delivery, without lengthy lead-times and significant capital expenditure.
Accountable Care Journal
The pandemic has put pressure on services but also pushed forward innovation to tackle the significant challenges of frontline infection control and prevention that the NHS should build on.
Accountable Care Journal
One of the most important ways the UK can assist in a global recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic is, firstly, to improve its domestic response by freeing up capacity and the supply of vaccines. Professor James Kingsland reflects on what the UK can do to support the world emerging from the pandemic.
Primary Care Journal
Covid-19 overshadows all our lives. But just because we are battling the same storm does not mean we are all in the same boat. The people likely to be most exposed to coronavirus, and to suffer most from the resulting interventions, are disproportionally those already disadvantaged in society.
World Healthcare Journal
Integrated care systems and hospital groups across the country are currently establishing scalable, digitally enabled, community diagnostic hubs. Siemens Healthineers gathered the views of health system stakeholders planning local diagnostic provision on the objectives and challenges of this approac
Accountable Care Journal
Services need a learning culture and support for staff from the top to tackle repeated failings in the imaging pathway that can have serious consequences for patients.
Accountable Care Journal
In autumn 2020, the Government made a commitment to build 40 hospitals in England by 2030, with a budget of £3.7 billion. The government has announced the selection process for a further eight new hospitals. The new sites are intended to transform NHS services, for patients, staff and the community.
Accountable Care Journal
The new Secretary of State for Health and Care are arrives at a remarkably interesting time, and is unusually well-positioned to address certain tensions in the sector.
Accountable Care Journal
Disparities in the growth of waiting lists due to the pandemic highlight the importance of addressing unmet needs among certain populations.
Accountable Care Journal
While the current spotlight is on reducing post-pandemic elective surgery waiting times, emergency departments have been left to pick up the health system’s slack. Public Policy Projects Policy Analyst Lottie Moore spoke to Dr Katherine Henderson about the challenges now facing emergency medicine.
Accountable Care Journal
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Staff vacancy rates have returned to pre-pandemic levels across the adult social care sector, according to the Skills for Care annual report.
Accountable Care Journal
While gender and sexual identities continue to be decriminalised and more understood across the world, the health sector is taking a while to catch up. Dr Alison Berner is leading a coalition of clinicians and charities committed to improving the care needs of LGBTQ+ patients with cancer.
Accountable Care Journal
As the government announces plans to invest £12 billion a year for the next three years across the NHS and social care sectors, significant action can be taken to confront the elective care crisis while addressing widening disparities in care outcomes across the country.
Accountable Care Journal
New analysis from the Health Foundation has revealed that sustained public health cuts from the government run counter to its own agenda to “level up” the country.
Accountable Care Journal
A new report from think tank IPPR has revealed worrying implications for UK health inequality if the government’s health and care bill fails to integrate health and care services.
Accountable Care Journal
With the government looking to progress health sector reform from multiple angles, the progression of digital healthcare within NHS hospitals becomes increasingly important.
Accountable Care Journal
Ensuring everyone has equal access to good healthcare is fundamental to reducing health inequalities. Dr Sharon Raymond, GP and director of Covid Crisis Rescue Foundation, is making accessibility easier through her Vaxi Taxi project, which helps those in London’s most vulnerable communities' access
Accountable Care Journal
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Will the promise of data to enhance patient outcomes and help the NHS through Covid-19 recovery come true?
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Will the promise of data to enhance patient outcomes and help the NHS through Covid-19 recovery come true?
Accountable Care Journal
Leading Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) manufacturer, CENTIEL, has launched a stand-alone UPS specifically to provide backup power for medical imaging equipment in the healthcare sector.
Accountable Care Journal
Flexible healthcare infrastructure offers a range of options for managing the healthcare estate effectively and increases the ability to adapt to sudden changes in demand or disruptions to service delivery, without lengthy lead-times and significant capital expenditure.
Accountable Care Journal
The pandemic has put pressure on services but also pushed forward innovation to tackle the significant challenges of frontline infection control and prevention that the NHS should build on.
Accountable Care Journal
Integrated care systems and hospital groups across the country are currently establishing scalable, digitally enabled, community diagnostic hubs. Siemens Healthineers gathered the views of health system stakeholders planning local diagnostic provision on the objectives and challenges of this approac
Accountable Care Journal
Integrated care systems have a key focus on improving population health outcomes and reducing health inequalities between different groups within their local area.
Accountable Care Journal
Latrobe Regional Hospital (LRH), located 150 kilometers east of Melbourne, Australia, is one of the region’s largest employers, with more than 1,900 staff. Latrobe is a purpose-built teaching hospital caring for a population of more than 260,000 people.
Accountable Care Journal
A technology revolution is energising NHS services and connecting patients with their care to improve health and wellbeing across the UK.
Accountable Care Journal
Tunstall Healthcare has announced its intention to invest in the future talent of health, housing and social care professionals with the launch of a free online course to help participants develop key leadership skills.
Accountable Care Journal
Enabling large-scale, swift and effective decision-making and data monitoring will be crucial to ensuring digital longevity of health and care.
Accountable Care Journal
The CLINITEST Rapid COVID-19 Antigen Test from Siemens Healthineers helps identify infected individuals in 15 minutes so they can isolate sooner and avoid spreading coronavirus.
Accountable Care Journal
Gavin Bashar, UK MD of Tunstall Healthcare, discusses the latest White Paper released by Tunstall Healthcare and Public Policy Projects, and the role of technology in supporting health and care services during COVID-19 and beyond.
Accountable Care Journal
The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated the digital transformation of health and care. However, the implementation of this digital transition represents a monumental challenge for the healthcare sector. How can we harness this momentum and continue to deliver digital transformation at pace?
Accountable Care Journal
How do we harness innovation to restore cancer services through Covid-19 and beyond? This question found its way under the microscope at the Public Policy Projects Virtual Annual Conference 2020, bringing a panel of experts together to address it.
Accountable Care Journal
At a system-level, there is much to be done to allow new life-saving technology to permeate across health and care.
Accountable Care Journal
At the 2020 Virtual Public Policy Projects Annual Conference, Ben Reed, Product Manager of Syngo & Digital Services for Siemens Healthineers explained how revolutionary digital services are changing the way we tackle workforce issues.
Accountable Care Journal
Cloud technology is allowing a digital thread of innovation throughout the healthcare sector, says the healthcare team at Amazon Web Services.
Accountable Care Journal
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