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When it comes to prevention, our efforts meet and complement

Thu, 13 February 2020
Nicolas Ventosa

The Prevention Concordat for Better Mental Health for All provides support to local areas and national organisations that demonstrate commitment by signing up and work together a whole, rather than as single parts. It reminds us that mental health matters as much as physical health, and this enhances initiatives from other partners.

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Getting it right on social prescribing

Thu, 6 February 2020
Charlotte Augst

Charlotte Augst outlines National Voices’ new project which aims to ensure sector voices are heard as the roll-out of social prescribing moves forward.

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Making Innovation work for People- Surfacing Unmet Needs

Thu, 30 January 2020
Sarah Brooke

Our Project Manager, Sarah Brooke, talks about our Surfacing Unmet Need report for the Accelerated Access Collaborative. 

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Building partnerships for healthcare improvement

Wed, 15 January 2020
Joann Leeding

Joann Leeding writes about how THIS Institute uses collaboration to take themselves out of the academic bubble. 

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Wealth and waste management – Introducing the Patient Partners Programme

Mon, 13 January 2020
Rachel Matthews

Rachel Matthews introduces our Patient Partners programme. 

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The end of the year

Mon, 23 December 2019
Charlotte Augst

As we approach the new year, Charlotte takes a look back on 2019.  

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Of hairnets and hard hats

Tue, 19 November 2019
Charlotte Augst

Ahead of the General Election Charlotte Augst comments on how our politicians need to get serious not just on healthcare but actually on people's health. 

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Your local pharmacy is changing.

Thu, 7 November 2019
Stephen Fishwick

This could mean better access to care close to where people live, work and shop, explains Stephen Fishwick, Head of Communications at the National Pharmacy Association

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The selfish case for social care

Tue, 29 October 2019
Claire Kennedy

Claire Kennedy explores the selfish case for social care. We need politicians who are brave enough and empathetic enough to force us to understand that help will not be there for us unless we are prepared to think radically differently about how we care for people; and that those people will be ourselves.

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How a cup of coffee started something fantastic in Blackpool

Thu, 17 October 2019
Helen Jenkins

Health and Wellbeing Support Worker, Helen Jenkins, explains how a population health management approach helps her deliver personalised care to clients in Blackpool who need more than a ten minute GP appointment.

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