Building back inclusively
Radical, whole-system changes to tackle the elective backlog inclusively.
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The 18-week standard: a fit and proper patients’ test?
Seizing the opportunity to review NHS targets could help the health service build back better – and fairer.
24 September 2021
Reaching out to 7 million patients on ‘hidden’ waiting list requires a generational change
A generational change in how we treat patients in England is needed if the NHS is to ensure the ‘missing’ 7 million get care they need.
23 September 2021
Matthew Kershaw: When we talk about a backlog, we're talking about patients, people who are waiting
Episode 3: Matthew Kershaw on recovering the elective backlog, working with local partners and serving diverse communities.
22 September 2021
Response to HEE workforce planning call for evidence
Read and download our full response to Health Education England's (HEE) call for evidence to inform long-term workforce planning.
20 September 2021
Peer learning: health inequalities and the elective and diagnostic backlog
A discussion focused on how to achieve not just equality of access but equity of outcome for all patients.
15 September 2021 11:00 - 12:00 GMT
Hope of tackling health inequalities relies on action across government
Matthew Taylor comments on the letter sent to the Prime Minister from the Inequalities in Health Alliance, to which we are a signatory.
14 September 2021
Ifti Majid: To be more representative means doing things differently
Episode 2: Ifti Majid on leadership, organisational culture, effective boards and thinking differently.
8 September 2021
Raising funds for social care important but so too is the equitable implementation of plans
Danny Mortimer responds to Government announcement on tax changes and adult social care reform.
7 September 2021
Why should you attend the Wellbeing for Wales Lecture Series?
The Welsh NHS Confederation invites you to join our virtual Wellbeing for Wales Lecture Series, featuring eight inspiring lectures over four days.
6 September 2021