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Beyond ‘how can I help?’: the Ockenden and Amos maternity reviews and compassionate leadership
The Ockenden and Amos reports highlight how listening, psychological safety and compassionate leadership are essential to improving maternity services and patient safety.
London had the highest gains in life expectancy. But this changed after the pandemic. What explains London’s atypical trends ...
Yvette Cooper has been gifted the health and care portfolio. With an overflowing in-tray and commitments to drastically ...
The King's Fund said this sends a very clear signal that the government wants to make meaningful reform to adult social care ...
How can the NHS make the most of ambient voice technology? Explore the opportunities, challenges and benefits of scaling AVT ...
Responding to the Nursing and Midwifery Council's (NMC) findings that over a third of the nursing and midwifery workforce is Black, Asian and ethnic minority for the first time, Sarah Woolnough, Chief ...
Our experts take a closer look at the new neighbourhood health framework: the opportunities, the gaps, and the hard questions about capacity, priorities and national alignment.
The safety of maternity services is of paramount importance. Maternity teams face many challenges in delivering safe care to mothers, babies and families. The King’s Fund launched an independent ...
‘Previous experience shows that a focus on cutting costs makes collaboration – key to strategic commissioning – harder’ Lillie Wenzel It appears that ICBs’ role as commissioners will be the main ...
The health needs of the population are changing, and many people need more co-ordinated care across primary, community, social and hospital services. More co-ordinated care requires organisations and ...
Responding to the prime minister’s comments that the NHS ‘will collapse’ without adult social care reform, Sarah Woolnough, Chief Executive at The King’s Fund, said: ‘For decades social care reform ...
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