Transforming NHS Wales services to meet increasing demand
Briefing showcasing case studies from each NHS organisation in Wales on how they are working to transform services to meet increasing demand.
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We need a long-term plan for social care
Darren Hughes, director of the Welsh NHS Confederation, responded to the latest Welsh Government Press Conference.
14 September 2021
Early intervention teams support discharge to assess, Birmingham
The Community Network, hosted by the NHS Confederation and NHS Providers, is shining a light on innovative practice among community providers.
14 September 2021
Health and care bill: Public Bill Committee written evidence
Committee urged to consider three key asks on SoS powers on service reconfigurations, integrated care board composition and ICS regulation.
13 September 2021
Pressures on the NHS are being compounded by those on the social care sector
Darren Hughes, director of the Welsh NHS Confederation, responded to the latest Welsh Government Press Conference.
10 September 2021
Ifti Majid: To be more representative means doing things differently
Episode 2: Ifti Majid on leadership, organisational culture, effective boards and thinking differently.
8 September 2021
Opportunities and challenges of the new clinical standards for mental health
Proposed new clinical standards for mental health are welcomed by mental health leaders, but providers will need adequate resources to meet them.
6 September 2021
Delaying reforms will only hold NHS back from addressing challenges
Louise Patten responds to the Centre for Policy Studies' report 'Is Manchester Greater?'
3 September 2021
Future systems leadership scoping project
How to enable and facilitate multi-agency, multidisciplinary clinical leadership within integrated care systems.
3 September 2021
Clinical and care professional leadership in integrated care systems
A thematic report from engagement events in March 2021 and mini literature review.
3 September 2021