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.
First major study on community hospitals in England argues that policy makers need to take into account a broader notion of value, focusing equally on social value to patients and communities as on the money.
Migration experts from the University of Birmingham and Waseda University are launching a major new research partnership that will examine a shortage of skilled and unskilled labour in the UK and Japan - .
CHASM has been awarded £1,000 from the University of Birmingham's Alumni Impact Fund to deliver a pilot project, assessing the financial capability needs of graduating students.
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.
A Chicago social worker is working with University of Birmingham experts and her British professional counterparts to help people using social services in Britain's second city.
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.
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multi-professional front line for mental health care which is designed around people's needs rather than tweaking an outdated primary/secondary care system that is based on faulty assumptions.
A national taskforce reports on the differences in the way women and men experience mental ill health, and their practical implications for the commissioning and provision of mental health services for women. HSMC's Dr Karen Newbigging contributed to this report.
The first set of Policy Perspectives from the ESRC Sustainable Care project have just been published.
Huge congratulations to our Elizabeth Garrett Anderson programme participants as they graduate at a ceremony at the University of Birmingham.
The University of Birmingham has launched a new interdisciplinary hub for training and educating leaders in health and social care, and conducting research into leadership and management within these sectors.