Blogs

The Queen’s Speech and Health & Social Care Reform: What was not announced may be more significant than what was announced

May 14, 2022

Dr Sean Phillips

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Public satisfaction with GP services is at a 25 year low. So what can be done to reverse the decline?

May 5, 2022

Dr Sean Phillips

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What does the Levelling Up White Paper mean for Health and Social Care policy?

February 2, 2022

Robert Ede,

Dr Sean Phillips

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A single bus ride may have saved more than a million lives: what the Government can now do to further boost clinical research

January 21, 2022

Robert Ede,

Dr Sean Phillips

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Social care reform is welcome but must be first step on bigger journey

September 10, 2021

Robert Ede

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Don’t waste a crisis: The UK can use the G7 summit to reset global health governance for good

June 4, 2021

Dr Sean Phillips,

William Nicolle

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Any reset of waiting times must put more information in the hands of patients

May 6, 2021

Robert Ede,

Dr Sean Phillips

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Next in the sequence: Considering the future role of genomic medicine within mainstream NHS care

March 22, 2021

Robert Ede

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Taking back control? The forthcoming white paper should be cautiously welcomed

February 9, 2021

Robert Ede

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The vaccine rollout could set the future terms for health service accountability

January 19, 2021

Richard Sloggett

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Following the science? Policymakers deserve their share of praise for backing a sector that is leading the UK out of the pandemic

January 11, 2021

Robert Ede,

Richard Sloggett

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Technology and the NHS: A framework for digital ‘lock in’

June 17, 2020

Richard Sloggett

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Care after Coronavirus: An Emerging Consensus

May 22, 2020

Richard Sloggett,

Harry Quilter-Pinner

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Health in the 2020s: a ‘prevention decade’ in health

January 13, 2020

Richard Sloggett

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