Healthcare
We all want better healthcare, sooner and the potential is there to make it happen: New technology, new breakthroughs, new ideas. But while there are opportunities, there are challenges too: constrained budgets, an ageing population and an increase in chronic conditions. Find out what our specialists have to say on the issues that matter.
13 March 2020
The UK has historically been at the forefront of developing innovative new treatments and medical technologies. We look ahead to the next decade for what could be in store.
06 March 2020
Are you Identifying the right drivers to help control financial performance on your healthcare systems? John Seymour talks about more efficient ways to do so.
05 March 2020
Do you know the economic and social conditions that influence women’s health? Jude Simpsons sheds some light on the health inequalities that are affecting women.
28 February 2020
Mike Farrar & James Macpherson talk on the topic of patient flow and how it is now on the agenda for the NHS and the impact and affect it can have.
14 February 2020
By David Morris. There are significant changes in governance and operating arrangements in the NHS planning guidance. This blog picks up the key system elements.
14 February 2020
Our approach to help NHS leaders in their thinking and planning processes.
05 February 2020
As patients are increasingly engaged in their own healthcare, and as their needs are evolving, pharmaceutical companies now have the ambition and the need to achieve greater patient centricity.
23 January 2020
The effective use of technology is critical in delivering the NHS Long Term PLan (LTP), but how can this be implemented, and how do current NEDs feel about the role of technology within healthcare?
23 January 2020
In this blog Nick Meadows and Katharina Franke explore whether precision medicine is the answer to the changing needs of patients.
23 January 2020
Getting a single view of the system’s prospective financial performance should be taking on increased importance for Integrated Care System (ICS) and Integrated Care Partnership (ICP) leaders, as well as for boards and governing bodies. In this blog, Joshua Walker discusses the need for system planning in healthcare.
15 January 2020
The NHS Long Term Plan (LTP) rests highly on the success of Primary Care Networks (PCNs) as the core of integrated care systems. In this blog, Dr Jonathan Steel and Rose Taylor discuss the factors that GPs and other health professionals should be adopting to ensure the success of PCNs to deliver better and more efficient care within communities.
29 November 2019
By Dragos Mircea and David Leonard. Antibiotics appear to be bad business. Several interventions can change this, one of which is a Market Entry Reward (MER).
22 November 2019
Our recent survey of NHS Non-Executive Directors (NEDs) sought their views on how governance is currently working, what are their priorities for governance under the new system approach and how can some of the resulting challenges be resolved.
14 November 2019
By Dragos Mircea and David Leonard. If left unchecked, rising antimicrobial resistance may bring us back to the pre-antibiotics era. In this two part series we will share our views on the challenge ahead.
23 October 2019
High staff turnover is a key driver behind the UK’s shortage of carers. Based on our research with 2,000 carers we outline steps to help managers support carers’ personal development.
17 October 2019
In order to understand the impact of the Long Term Plan, and to gauge how well it’s being implemented, we surveyed NHS Non-Executive Directors from across England and asked them to feedback on the regulatory approach.
09 October 2019
As part of the Long Term Plan (LTP), the NHS is committed to ambitious, quantitative health gains in the population. In this blog we outline how prioritising interventions can save lives and money.
01 October 2019
Sixty-one percent of carers entered the profession because they want to help people – so why are they leaving in droves? In this post we look at the measures to reduce employee turnover in the care sector, we discuss how care-home managers and operators can make front-line staff happier and more productive in their day-to-day work.
26 September 2019
We know that the social, economic and environmental factors of where we live and work, such as social isolation, economic inequality, pollution and poor food can greatly influence an individual's health. Here we set out an action plan for tackling these health inequalities.
26 September 2019
The social-care sector is experiencing one of its greatest challenges to date. Facing an estimated staffing shortage of 290,000 by 2030, the industry urgently needs to boost recruitment and reduce staff turnover. We set out how providers can
