This week we track the progress of the Health and Care Bill as the tricky April 2022 deadline closes in.
We discuss why the House of Lords could be the most challenging bit of its journey so far and delve into the power struggle between strong provider trust collaboratives and fledging systems.
Featuring Ben Clover, Annabelle Collins and Dave West.
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In considering a big leap towards pooled budgets, ministers may trigger a huge revolution in structures whose cost in disruption and in political capital may never be repaid by results, argues Nigel Edwards.
Staffing is the biggest challenge currently facing the NHS. Ensuring that people know they are valued and being invested in is key to any workforce initiative, whether it is intended to address issues in the short, medium, or long-term, writes Sarah White, policy advisor at NHS Providers
Michele Moran shares her experience of dealing with staff health and wellbeing during the coronavirus pandemic, and how her own experiences shaped the introduction of new safety initiatives that completely transformed care during these challenging times
We delve into the detail of HSJ’s comprehensive survey of integrated care board leaders, as well as new interventions on the future of ICBs from NHS England and Wes Streeting.
This year sets the NHS one of its toughest financial challenges as pandemic cash dries up and funding shortfalls deepen.
It’s easy to get desensitised to disastrous waiting times in the NHS, but behind the numbers are real and avoidable care failures.
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