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Report

The state of integration at place

Exploring how and why place is the 'engine room' of integration.

27 November 2024
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Briefing

Get Britain Working white paper: what you need to know

Summary of the government's plans to reform employment support.

27 November 2024
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Report

Women's health economics: investing in the 51 per cent

This report evidences the potential return on investment for every additional £1 that is invested in women’s health services throughout the NHS.

2 October 2024

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Tackling health inequalities

Tangible approaches to tackling the greatest societal challenge of our age – health inequalities.

20 November 2020

NHS Reset: a new direction for health and care

NHS Confederation members’ views on the COVID-19 pandemic and a possible direction for health and care in the aftermath of the pandemic.

29 September 2020

Creating a new normal for CCG business as usual

A tool to help commissioners capitalise on the opportunities for improved system working as they review core functions in light of the COVID response.

28 September 2020

Next steps for system working

The views of system leaders on what the asks of government might be to support a step change in system working.

8 September 2020

CCG mergers

A prompt for CCGs thinking about their local merger process, and for local government colleagues where their CCGs may be thinking about a merger.

2 September 2020

Looking forward

Mental health providers and commissioners convene to consider what the future demand is likely to be for mental health services.

5 August 2020

Getting the NHS back on track

This report outlines the key challenges local organisations will face as they recover from the first wave of COVID-19.

10 June 2020