Local government must be at the heart of the 10-year Health Plan if it is to work and there is much potential for genuine co-design and integration, argues Aidan Rave.
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With the buffer of NHS England effectively gone, systems and providers will worry that the respon...
The ‘cusp moment’ when people risk falling into health difficulties is the critical time for inte...
Collaboration between local government and health services has the potential to bring about ‘tran...
Phil Hope and Steve Barwick look at what the new Government should focus on to strengthen Integra...
The new health and care secretary Wes Streeting sees addressing the social determinants of poor h...
Hard choices need to be not only about things we cannot afford in the short-term, but the things ...
Local partnerships generate strategies and objectives, but these do not always have the ambition ...
An improvement of just 12% in hospital delayed discharge figures was achieved in the last financi...
Incremental improvements in collaboration, not wholesale change, is key to restoring faith in the...
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