NHS Providers chief executive Sir Julian Hartley responds to a speech by Wes Streeting, health and social care secretary at Labour Party conference.
Key learning from trust leaders and their partners around improving maternity and neonatal outcomes.
Miriam Deakin
NHS Providers chief executive Sir Julian Hartley responds to the Care Quality Commission's national maternity inspection programme report.
NHS Providers chief executive Sir Julian Hartley responds to a speech by the Prime Minister on the Darzi review and the latest NHS performance statistics.
Ivan Annibal, director of operations at the National Centre for Rural Health and Care, discusses the ways that trusts can tackle challenges and inequalities in rural areas.
Ivan Annibal
In this blog, Dr Ruw Abeyratne discusses how University Hospitals Leicester is working with communities to co-design solutions for tackling health inequalities.
Dr Ruw Abeyratne
This review sets out the key components of a successful trust strategy for reducing health inequalities.
This blog looks at the research undertaken by Ways to Wellness into the benefits of social prescribing on secondary care.
Sandra Mitchell-Phillips
Saffron Cordery responds to a call by charities for government action to tackle poverty and boost children’s mental health.
The report, based based on our survey of trust leaders during April and May 2024, explores the issues in providing children and young people's services, and how trusts are working to address them.
Sir Julian Hartley comments on findings of a new survey showing long waits for care for children and young people.
Orla McCann, project manager at Unlimited Potential, details the ways in which the Economies for Healthier Lives programme aims to reduce health inequalities.
Orla McCann
