Pei Li Ng and Raj Mehta discuss the findings from a new NIHR RSET paper on embedding patient and public involvement and ...
Nuffield Trust Chief Executive, Thea Stein, responds to new annual statistics from NHS England on dental activity and the ...
Heightened competition for specialty training posts – the final training stage before becoming a GP or consultant – has ...
The Information Commissioner's Office decided last month that the Department of Health and Social Care can continue to ...
The workforce challenges currently facing the health service pose a threat to the delivery and quality of care over the next 10 years. In advance of the NHS's workforce implementation plan later this ...
The proportion of doctors accepting NHS specialty training places from the group that includes most overseas-trained doctors has fallen from more than one in four to less than one in 50 (this is the ...
The Health Bill involves historic changes in how patient data is used at the front line, and the largest restructure of the English NHS since 2012. MPs should scrutinise these changes closely: health ...
With a new Prime Minister, social care has firmly been placed on the political agenda. After decades of inaction, it appears we now have a real opportunity to shift the dial on reform. Although yet to ...
Stillbirths, neonatal mortality and infant mortality are important measures of healthcare quality and the safety of maternity services, but they are also influenced by social, economic and ...
There is extensive evidence showing that smoking during pregnancy can have devastating consequences for mothers and their babies. It has been associated with a number of adverse outcomes, including ...
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