UNFILTERED LIVES When refuge isn't safe Findings from SEREDA call for changes to the Home Office’s asylum policy after uncovering the failures of the UK asylum system faced by refugee victims of sexual and gender-based violence.
Social Policy Matters Students and academics share research and opinions from across the School of Social Policy.
03 October 2022 Migration – A Personal Story Steve Gulati reflects on his and his families' experiences as first and second generation migrants, and also the contribution of migrant workers in the NHS.
29 September 2022 Joining a Legacy Dr Amarpreet Kaur reflects on starting her role at HSMC during the Covid-19 pandemic.
28 September 2022 New leadership development programme for clinicians in the West Midlands NHS HSMC has partnered with the College of Medical and Dental Sciences to develop a leadership development programme for clinicians in the West Midlands NHS.
28 September 2022 ESRC Festival of Social Science 2022 Peaky Blinders has become a worldwide success – but what has been the lasting effect of the series on the city and region?
22 September 2022 Reflections on a Year Intercalating in Health Management and Leadership Darya Ibrahim shares experiences of undertaking HSMC's intercalated degree in conjunction with the Medical School.
11 August 2022 Impact of the pandemic in mental health services Professor Russell Mannion and colleagues have undertaken research funded by The Health Foundation to asses the impact of Covid-19 in mental health services.
21 July 2022 HSMC at 50: Celebrating our Alumni with Afternoon Tea (and cold drinks) HSMC Director, Dr Ross Millar reflects on HSMC at 50's alumni event
14 July 2022 Park House....a history The origins of Park House.. the home of the Health Services Management Centre (HSMC) by Rachel Posaner
07 July 2022 Relaunched doctor reward scheme is missed opportunity for fairer reform Professor Mark Exworthy and colleagues claim that the new National Clinical Impact Awards (NCIAs) are insensitive to the needs of the wider NHS workforce.
05 July 2022 Telephone triage in primary care does not disadvantage patients with multimorbidity New research on telephone triage in primary care finds that it does not disadvantage patients with multimorbidity in terms of access to care.
31 May 2022 Innovative new workshops prepare medical students to support victims of sexual assault Dr Sophie King-Hill and colleagues have coordinated a cross-university initiative to offer dynamic sexual violence workshops to medical students.
24 May 2022 Reflections on clinical leadership In our latest blog, as part of the 50th anniversary series, Dr Christiane Shrimpton provides us with personal reflection on the impact of the Bevan programme.
Join us for a range of interactive free events focusing on the theme of ‘my local area’, and find out more about social change and local communities.