Category: NHS

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The NHS app: will it work?

Matthew Honeyman writing at The King’s Fund: It is fitting the new Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Matt Hancock, is the only MP to have his own app. The NHS is getting...

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Is our love for the NHS bad for our health?

Dan Wellings writing at The King’s Fund: In the run-up to the 70th anniversary of the NHS, we’ve been talking with the public to better understand their relationship with and expectations of the service and...

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Let’s be frank about the NHS

In a guest blog for The King’s Fund, Laura Fulcher explains how her poor experience as an NHS patient has prompted her to question whether our affection for the NHS as a national institution is...

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Urgent Care: Improving Patient Flow

Exploring patient flow trends within the hospital urgent care system. Manchester Conference Centre – Thursday, 21st September 2017 The NHS continues to make headline news as it struggles to meet demands amidst the realisation that...

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What do the manifestos mean for the NHS?

Chris Ham, Chief Executive writing at the Kings Fund: There is more that unites the Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat manifestos on the NHS than divides them. All three parties reiterate their commitment to the...

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Transforming care in England

One of the  challenges identified by the Kings Fund for the NHS in England is developing new and better models of care – they write: The ageing population, changing patterns of disease – with more...

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