ViewPoint@_HSMCentre HSMC NEWS Populism, policy and pandemics DescriptionNew blog in Sociology Lens by Professor Russell Mannion and Ewan Speed on "Populism, policy and pandemics"Date:Tuesday 22nd September 2020Categories: Social Sciences Social care reform – Always Jam Tomorrow DescriptionDr Needham discusses whether the current pandemic a turning point for social care reform?Date:Tuesday 7th July 2020Categories: Social Sciences Gold standard involvement or co-production in research? DescriptionNew blog for Co-production week by Dr Karen Newbigging.Date:Tuesday 7th July 2020Categories: Social Sciences Migration, identity and belonging: people of colour and the NHS DescriptionA reflective blog by Steve Gulati on the anniversary of the NHS.Date:Tuesday 7th July 2020Categories: Social Sciences Rationing resources in a time of pandemic: can ethical principles help us? DescriptionA discussion around the physical resource limitations in the fight against the coronavirus outbreak.Date:Monday 18th May 2020Categories: Social Sciences Coaching, conscience and compassion: the governance of healthcare organisations in a time of Covid-19 DescriptionProfessor Judith Smith on the vital role of steadying, supportive, values-led governance at this time of crisis.Date:Thursday 30th April 2020Categories: Social Sciences Coronavirus: what does it mean when the government says they're 'following the science'? DescriptionWhat does it mean when government says they're "following the science"? Professor Martin Powell and Dr Sophie King-Hill discuss.Date:Wednesday 29th April 2020Categories: Social Sciences Coronavirus crisis is a turning point for the NHS – for good or bad we just don't know yet DescriptionMark Exworthy takes stock of the profound changes that are happening and what these may mean for future health service delivery and policy.Date:Wednesday 22nd April 2020Categories: Social Sciences Displaying 1 to 8 of 160 Previous 1 2 3 4 5 … Next Tweets by @_HSMCentre