We need to decentralise the NHS
The survival of the health service depends on its ability to empower local areas.
ByThe survival of the health service depends on its ability to empower local areas.
ByA new programme to increase competition between hospitals is pure The Thick of It politics.
ByHigh street pharmacies are more than just chemist shops – they give patients access to life-saving advice and medical care.
ByThe public health minister Andrea Leadsom told MPs that the figure attached to the dental recovery plan is unreliable.
ByTo stop NHS and social care staff leaving the profession, we need greater investment into their mental health and well-being.
ByThe Public Accounts Committee has said the procurement of unusable equipment during the pandemic was a “significant cost to the…
ByWhen doctors can barely log into their computers, why is the Chancellor focusing on artificial intelligence?
ByPreet Gill, the shadow public health minister, said that there are no plans for the party to U-turn on the…
ByFor a healthier society, the government must commit to funding and support that can fix the health service.
ByCaring for patients on my own puts lives at risk – but what else can I do when there’s no…
ByPrevention and innovation are key to ensuring the survival of the health service.
Big Tobacco will try its hardest to prevent the ban on disposable vapes and the reduction of the legal smoking…
ByPaul Sinton-Hewitt on why running with other people is an under-rated form of medicine.
ByAlthough waiting lists for hospital treatment have reduced, access to emergency care is getting slower.
ByHealth and social care experts came together to discuss how a Labour government could transform the sector.
At the New Statesman’s Future of Healthcare conference, policymakers discussed the role that new technological frontiers will bring to the…
ByAs we head into an election year, Keir Starmer still has to win over the electorate on a plethora of…
ByHarsher restrictions will only exacerbate conditions for the millions of people who provide unpaid care for their loved ones.
ByA renewed focus on prevention will be crucial in helping individuals, society and the health service.
Forty-eight per cent of Tory local leaders say health services have deteriorated since their party came to power.
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