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- News
- 11 July 2024
National Voices’ response to the GP Patient Survey results
Jacob Lant, Chief Executive of National Voices, responds to the GP Patient Survey results.
- Our vision for improving patient experience of diagnosis
- Health inequalities
- Digital health and care
- Communication and administration
- Integrated care
- Person-centred care
- Primary care
- Blog
- 23 April 2024
How can we sustain action on tackling health inequalities? Reflections from our national learning event for Core20PLUS Connectors
Sarah Sweeney, Director of Membership and Development, reflects on her recent experience of chairing the national learning event for the Core20PLUS Connectors programme.
- The Core20PLUS5 Community Connector Programme
- Health inequalities
- Integrated care
- Lived experience
- Blog
- 27 February 2024
The NHS must work for all – our general election priorities
In what is highly likely to be an election year, we at National Voices have launched our Manifesto for Equitable Healthcare. Sharon Brennan, Director of Policy and External Affairs discusses our manifesto asks in more detail.
- Hospital waiting lists
- Health inequalities
- Communication and administration
- News
- 7 February 2024
NHS Dental Recovery Plan – National Voices’ response
The NHS and the government have published a plan to recover NHS dentistry, setting out a major new focus on prevention, good oral health in young children and the delivery of an expanded dental workforce.
- Primary care
- Health inequalities
- Blog
- 21 September 2023
Will the Covid Inquiry give communities the sense of closure we all need?
It is fair to say that the Covid Inquiry had a slow start. It took two years between Prime Minister Johnson announcing that we would indeed have an Inquiry in May 2021, and the first public hearing in June this year. In the meantime, “partygate” and other scandals further dented the already low level of public confidence in our country’s leadership, institutions, and legal processes.
- Unequal Impact of the COVID-19 pandemic
- COVID-19
- Health inequalities
- Lived experience
- Blog
- 16 March 2023
BSL first approach: Accessible health information is essential in tackling health inequalities for deaf people
In recognition of Sign Language Week, set up to commemorate the first time British Sign Language was acknowledged as a language on 18 March 2003, SignHealth highlights the importance of why we need to do more to achieve health equity for deaf people on its 20th anniversary.
- Health inequalities
- Communication and administration
- Lived experience
- Blog
- 16 July 2020
Three strategic issues with social prescribing roll out
To enable social prescribing to flourish, Link Workers need to be set up to succeed. Christiana Melam from National Association of Link Workers (NALW) explores the issues which need to be addressed to enable Social Prescribing flourish.
- Person-centred care
- Blog
- 22 February 2021
Q&A with Prof Durka Dougall
Dr Durka Dougall, Programme Director at The King’s Fund, will be speaking on day 4 of the National Voices’ conference, How Can We Dismantle Health Inequity Together? Ahead of her appearance in the conference, where we will look to the future, she has answered some questions about health inequity.
- How Can We Dismantle Health Inequity Together?
- Health inequalities
- COVID-19
- Lived experience
- Blog
- 2 March 2020
Matters of size
Charlotte reflects this week on being Chief Executive of National Voices for one year.
- Health inequalities
- Blog
- 8 October 2021
Growing crises require creative disruption: How Social Prescribing Link Workers Can Help Reduce Health Inequalities
By its very nature, social prescribing is a mechanism meant to empower and enable. The main driver of the social prescribing link worker model is the acknowledgment that the health and wellbeing of individuals and communities are often dictated by a range of environmental and socio-economic factors. Social prescribing is all about holistic wellbeing and placing control of health with individuals, so they can save themselves. Social prescribing link workers play a critical role in helping to reduce inequalities.
- Health inequalities
- Person-centred care