All Integrated care articles – Page 92
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NewsLamb invites bids from 'integration pioneers'
Health economies have been invited to bid to become integration “pioneers” running large-scale experiments in integrated care, in an initiative launched by health minister Norman Lamb.
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CommentLocal solutions are best for integrated care
Avoiding the pitfalls of top-down reorganisation
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CommentThe whole-system future for integrated urgent care
Designing better systems and behaviours is crucial
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Blogs
The new NHS can transform mental health care
Under the NHS mandate, new commissioners have the chance to improve mental health care throughout the NHS.
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LeaderTorbay presents a test for the new system
Monitor needs to indicate its position over tendering challenge
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NewsExclusive: Competition ‘jeopardy’ for icon of integration
Commissioners of Torbay’s pioneering integrated care organisation are taking legal advice amid fears its progress could be placed “in jeopardy” by a requirement to competitively tender some services, HSJ has learned.
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NewsExclusive: Acute and community provider may compete to lead frail elderly service
An acute provider and a community health trust are likely to compete to be the lead provider of services for the frail elderly under planned changes to contracting in Oxfordshire.
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HSJ LocalAnalysed: Oxfordshire's 'outcomes-based commissioning'
Will Oxfordshire’s new approach transform services?
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HSJ KnowledgeCommissioning must have a community focus
It is vital for to engage with our communities
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HSJ Knowledge10 Priorities for commissioners from April
Tasks at the top of the in-tray for organisations taking control next week
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NewsLabour care review lead not 'tied down' by NHS budget handover
Sir John Oldham, the chair of the Labour commission set up to examine ways of joining up health and social care, has pledged to keep an “open mind” on how the integration could be best achieved.
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NewsJohn Oldham to lead Labour 'commission' on integration
Labour will set up an independent commission to examine how health and social care can be integrated to meet what Ed Miliband claims is the biggest challenge in the history of the NHS.
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CommentThe NHS has its own currency crisis
The currencies that drive activity and behaviour in the NHS are rooted in the past
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HSJ Local
Oxfordshire delayed transfers remain high despite assessment overhaul
PERFORMANCE: A significant change to care assessment in Oxfordshire aimed at reducing delayed transfers has led to an initial exacerbation of the problem.
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HSJ KnowledgeA beacon of hope for coordinated care
A US model that can improve outcomes and reduce costs
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HSJ KnowledgePodcast: sustainability and innovation in health
Mark Britnell and Sir Robert Naylor talk to HSJ
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NewsCare Integration and Patient Safety Awards shortlists announced
Winners to be announced in London on 9 July
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HSJ KnowledgeOlder people’s experiences of care at home
Practical steps to improve domiciliary care