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Invisible power in healthcare reform

Thu, 16 August 2018
Hannah Chalmers

How can we harness the potential of invisible power to change culture within the health and care system?

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Stronger Together

Wed, 8 August 2018
Jess Brayne

Jess Brayne, Membership and Events Manager at National Voices, explains why we are at our strongest when our members are engaged in our work, and connected to one another.

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The government needs to fund, not fail seriously ill children

Mon, 30 July 2018
James Cooper

Together for Short Lives is calling on the government to get serious about proper funding for children’s palliative care.

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Brexit, health and care: time for some serious questions?

Thu, 12 July 2018
Jeremy Taylor

Jeremy Taylor lays out five questions we should ask about the impact of Brexit on people's health.

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NHS at 70

Thu, 5 July 2018
Jeremy Taylor

Jeremy Taylor reflects on some of the achievements and challenges facing the NHS on its 70th birthday.

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Yes it’s a health issue: The role of charities in cracking the broader determinants of health

Mon, 25 June 2018
Hannah Chalmers

What's the role of health charities in tackling the broader determinants of health? Hannah Chalmers explores on the blog.

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Alzheimer’s Society volunteers changing research for the better

Mon, 18 June 2018
Matt Murray

We all know how crucial evidence is to research. Over the last year Alzheimer’s Society has been considering the evidence surrounding how it involves people affected by dementia in research.

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The NHS core customer

Thu, 14 June 2018
Don Redding

Who is the 'core customer' of the NHS? and what matters to them when accessing healthcare?

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Working together to deliver personal health budgets

Fri, 8 June 2018
James Sanderson

James Sanderson welcomes the publication of the Voluntary Voices report exploring the voluntary sector's vital role in delivering personal health budgets. 

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‘Difficult’ conversations: the bedrock of person-centred care

Thu, 7 June 2018
Natalie Koussa

In this blog, Natalie Koussa shares why it's important for people to have conversations about care and treatment plans at the end of life.

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