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- Description
- It is fifty years since what most people think of as the first NHS inquiry, what have we learnt?
- Date:
- Wednesday 27th March 2019
- Categories:
- Research, Social Sciences
- Description
- Incremental neglect tips over into significant and costly malfunction; squandered opportunities for strategic renewal and improvement: this is what the squeeze on NHS capital budgets means, writes HSMC's Iestyn Williams.
- Date:
- Friday 8th March 2019
- Categories:
- Research, Social Sciences
- Description
- Evaluation highlights the need for Chief Registrars to be supported more effectively in the 'middle' of organisations where most managerial and administrative actions are taken.
- Date:
- Friday 15th February 2019
- Categories:
- Research, Social Sciences
- Description
- The presence of self-funders shapes and re-shapes the social care market in ways which have a profound impact and must be seen as integral to the operation of adult social care.
- Date:
- Tuesday 29th January 2019
- Categories:
- Research, Social Sciences
- Description
- Interim findings from the evaluation of a programme designed to improve the lives of people with learning disabilities and/or autism were published this week.
- Date:
- Thursday 24th January 2019
- Categories:
- Social Sciences
- Description
- The co-directors of the Centre for Health and Social Care Leadership, at the University of Birmingham, analyse the long anticipated NHS Long Term Plan.
- Date:
- Friday 11th January 2019
- Categories:
- Social Sciences
- Description
- The University of Birmingham and Alliance Manchester Business School (Alliance MBS) at the University of Manchester have been awarded a five-year contract to deliver the NHS Leadership Academy's award-winning Elizabeth Garrett Anderson MSc programme.
- Date:
- Tuesday 8th January 2019
- Description
- The rules need resetting in favour of a newly skilled multi-professional front line for mental health care which is designed around people's needs rather than tweaking an outdated primary/secondary care system that is based on faulty assumptions.
- Date:
- Friday 21st December 2018
- Categories:
- Research, Social Sciences