Improving population health relies on leadership not just in health and care
Many countries have seen health inequalities exacerbated and poorer population health outcomes since the start of the pandemic.
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Working together for the future of primary care
Explore the Primary Care Federation Network's three key priorities and its support for federations across England.
4 November 2021
An open letter to primary care
Our chair Lord Victor Adebowale writes an open letter to everyone working in primary care.
3 November 2021
Professor Sir Chris Ham: My vision is that ICSs should feel different to any organisation we've had before
Episode 6: Professor Sir Chris Ham on system working, NHS reform, staff wellbeing and what lies ahead for health and social care.
3 November 2021
Hashum Mahmood
Hashum joined the NHS Confederation in June 2021 and is the organisation's senior policy adviser on population health.
2 November 2021
Annie Bliss
Annie leads on policy work on integration, including the Hewitt review and the ten-year health plan.
2 November 2021
ICS implementation: Making sense of tackling health inequalities
This event focused on making sense of tackling health inequalities and understanding what questions to ask of your own systems.
2 November 2021 12:45 - 14:00 GMT
BME Leadership Network: Innovation + Diversity = Better outcomes for patients
This session explored how greater diversity within our innovator communities enhances the quality and outcomes of our health innovation ambitions.
2 November 2021 10:15 - 11:45 GMT
Climate change
The climate emergency is a health emergency – the NHS has a significant role to play in responding to climate change.
What will the community sector’s piece of the Spending Review pie be?
The government’s Spending Review has provided welcome extra funding for the NHS but it has left several unanswered questions for community providers.
2 November 2021