The health and care bill 2021: parliamentary briefing
A briefing for parliamentarians summarising healthcare leaders' views on the health and care bill, and highlighting five key areas of concern.
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Four takeaways from primary care debate at NHS Confed Conference
Tidbits on four hot topics affecting primary care.
9 July 2021
The health and care bill
Overview and analysis of the health and care bill, the priority issues for members and our view on the detail and what lies ahead.
7 July 2021
Collaboration is key to catalysing health & economic transformation
Universities and the NHS have a history that spans many years, but how could their working relationship look today?
5 July 2021
NHS reforms a golden opportunity which should not be delayed, says new PCN Network chair
The PCN Network's new chair says delays to the Health and Care Bill could hold back the opportunity for primary care networks.
1 July 2021
In conversation with Raffaela Goodby – being an LGBTQ+ ally
In this blog, James Devine, NHS Confederation's director of Acute Network, interviews Raffaela Goodby on what makes a good LGBTQ+ ally.
23 June 2021
Including infants in children and young people's mental health
As the importance of children's education in their early years gains momentum, so too must the care of their mental health.
22 June 2021
The voluntary sector – the secret weapon for integrated care?
The voluntary sector's breadth and diversity make it a secret weapon for an integrated care system when addressing health inequalities at place.
18 June 2021
Trans allyship: an NHS Confederation Health and Care LGBTQ+ Leaders Network statement
The human rights of LGBTQ+ leaders, staff and patients are not negotiable, and all human rights are compromised if any one group is excluded.
18 June 2021
Now is the time to tackle waiting list backlog and do all we can to reduce health inequalities
Our chief executive, Matthew Taylor, responds to Secretary of State Matt Hancock's speech at the NHS Confederation's conference.
17 June 2021