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National Voices has responded to the Health Select Committee’s Inquiry into the impact of a no deal Brexit on health and social care.

National Voices was asked by the Committee to respond to the inquiry on Clearing the backlog caused by the pandemic, which aims to quantify the level of pent-up demand for key healthcare services, and to consider whether fundamental changes to the organisation and delivery of NHS services will be required to manage the backlog of cases caused by the pandemic.

On 28 June 2022, Sarah Sweeney gave oral evidence to the Health and Social Care Committee as part of their inquiry into the Future of General Practice.

National Voices is committed to tackling racial inequalities – in healthcare, health status, within our own organisations and across the charity sector.

On 17 October 2022, National Voices in partnership with NAVCA and supported by the NHS England Voluntary Partnerships team, convened a range of stakeholders to discuss how to better support national charities to work with Integrated Care Systems.

On the 24 February 2015, The Royal Pharmaceutical Society and National Voices held a joint event attended by members of National Voices to explore the role of pharmacy in delivering person-centred care to people with long-term conditions.

In this statement, the Royal College of Physicians, Royal College of Emergency Medicine, Royal College of General Practitioners, Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health (RCPCH), National Voices, Association of British Neurologists, British Association of Dermatologists, British Geriatrics Society, British Society of Gastroenterology, British Society for Rheumatology, British Thoracic Society and the Renal Association highlight challenges faced by both doctors and patients in identifying and reducing the risks associated with COVID-19 for these people.

Foreword by Jeremy Taylor. This report is the output of a joint working group including National Voices and recommends a national standing committee to oversee the standards to which all patient records should be accredited.

This report says rising demand and limited resources mean the reorganisation of services is essential for the NHS to remain sustainable and to continue providing safe, effective clinical care that meets patients’ needs.