All Innovation articles – Page 61
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BlogsHarkness Fellows: can payment reform improve public health?
Payment reform for healthcare delivery in the US could improve not only the service provided, but public health as well, writes Douglas Noble
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HSJ KnowledgeWhy a paperless NHS will be great for patients
The digital revolution will be a high-impact policy driver
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HSJ KnowledgeHow an earthquake sped up care reform
The 2011 disaster forced New Zealand into action
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HSJ Partners
Clinical commissioning groups must rise to their first 100-day challenge
What CCGs must do to ensure the NHS reaches its 75th anniversary in fine fettle
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HSJ KnowledgeSelf-management programmes for diabetes patients
The benefits of structured education programmes
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HSJ KnowledgeExploring how new NHS organisations will collaborate
How HWBs and AHSN will help each other
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HSJ KnowledgeBenefits of working with medical device companies
Why investing in health technology equals savings, not expense
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HSJ KnowledgeAdded value in student nurse placements
A project for undergraduates has helped nurture integrated working
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CommentCould free Wi-Fi change hospital management?
Social media can provide trusts with valuable real-time data from the public
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CommentReducing the bureaucracy burden on the NHS
We need to think about how and why we collect data
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CommentPatients and staff can both promote innovation
Pushing ideas through the NHS from the top hasn’t worked
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HSJ KnowledgeHSJ Awards winners reveal their secrets of service change
Winners discuss their sustainable strategies
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CommentThe benefits of taking the NHS brand overseas
We have a golden opportunity to improve care abroad and at home
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Supplements
Exception to the rule - an HSJ efficiency supplement
HSJ’s supplement looks at how NHS providers are improving efficiency in the areas of pathology, outsourcing and drugs funding
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HSJ KnowledgeHuman behaviour and innovation in the NHS
Why new ways to promote innovation in the NHS are essential
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News
Darzi: CCGs will struggle to change 'big beast' providers
Clinical commissioning groups will struggle to challenge large “big beast” hospital providers to reshape services, former health minister Lord Darzi has said.
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CommentThe NHS needs to think long term about contracts
Why commissioners should take a more strategic approach
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HSJ KnowledgeDeveloping a shared vision for integrated care
Have your say on the draft “narrative” on integrated care
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BlogsHarkness Fellows: expect the unexpected
In the first blog from the 2012-13 Harkness Fellows, Julia Murphy reflects on the first few months of her fellowship and her impressions of the US healthcare system