NHS Voices

Thought leadership that sparks debate, shares learning and inspires new ways of working across health and care.
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NHS Voices is the place to share ideas, debate solutions and discover how organisations are confronting challenges across health and care.

All views expressed are those of the individual author, not of the NHS Confederation. Publication of a post does not in any way imply agreement or endorsement from our membership.

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Featured blogs

Zoe Reed
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Implementing PCREF – our progress one year on

Zoë Reed shares how PCREF has helped South London and Maudsley address inequity and improve access to mental health care for racialised communities.

5 December 2024
Sam Keighley
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Prevention needs brave leadership and a thriving VCSE

A strong VCSE sector is key to achieving the government’s shift from cure to prevention.

9 December 2024
Derek Bell
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No perfect group

The challenges, rewards and continuing lessons of group working at University Hospitals Tees.

7 November 2024

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NHS Reset: Rethinking the future

NHS Reset is a new NHS Confederation campaign to contribute to the public debate on what the health and care system should look like post-COVID19.

7 May 2020

Leading PCNs through the pandemic

A PCN perspective on leadership in a time of crisis and how this has been both a catalyst for change and cemented the work PCNs had already started.

5 May 2020

NHS Reset: Reset, not just recovery

NHS Reset is a new NHS Confederation campaign to contribute to the public debate on what the health and care system should look like post-COVID-19.

28 April 2020

COVID-19: how are young people coping?

We must not forget the impact of the pandemic on the mental health of our children and young people – both immediate and long term.

24 April 2020

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