NHS Voices

Thought leadership that sparks debate, shares learning and inspires new ways of working across health and care.
Three abstract shapes on a navy background.

NHS Voices is the place to share ideas, debate solutions and discover how organisations are confronting challenges across health and care.

All views expressed are those of the individual author, not of the NHS Confederation. Publication of a post does not in any way imply agreement or endorsement from our membership.

If you would like to write an opinion piece for NHS Voices,  please read the contributor requirements to find out what we're looking for and how to submit an idea for consideration.

Please note that our decision is final on all editorial matters.

Featured opinion

Vani Manja
NHS Voices

Leadership and the left shift: advancing proactive and preventive healthcare

Delivering the left shift demands leadership that is pragmatic, collaborative and relentlessly focused on outcomes, writes Vani Manja.

24 October 2025
Sara Hurley
NHS Voices

Bold action or slow decay: what the new evidence means for ICB commissioners

Dentistry reform may buy time but transformation will only come through local collaboration, shared purpose and strategic clarity, writes Sara Hurley.

16 October 2025
Dr Joe McManners
NHS Voices

Online consultation is a ‘game changer’ for general practice

Online access to general practice has been a resounding win for both patients and primary care teams in Oxford.

1 October 2025

Showing 61 - 72 of 156 results

An updated picture of NHS pressures in Wales

Darren Hughes, director of the Welsh NHS Confederation, reflects on the pressures on the NHS in Wales as the narrative turns to 'living with Covid'.

28 February 2022

Reflections on the current position in Wales

Darren Hughes, director of the Welsh NHS Confederation, reflects on the position of the NHS in Wales and communicating the reality to the public.

1 February 2022

Population health management is so in vogue

PHM is more than a passing fashion – it’s a style of approaching care that will become the established norm. Here are three pitfalls to avoid.

17 January 2022

Is the end of Omicron in sight?

Much as we'd all like the disruptions caused by Omicron to be reduced, it is still too early to know its trend, explains Matthew Taylor.

3 January 2022

Could you be our next NHS Voice?

Find out how to share your insight and experience with senior leaders across the health and social care sector and beyond.

Find out more Arrow pointing right