Regulation of managers now seems inevitable, but must be accompanied by wider changes focused on professionalising and supporting NHS leaders Calls to regulate NHS managers have been made for over 25...

To deliver the ten-year health plan successfully we must learn the lessons from past reforms.

To deliver the ten-year health plan successfully we must learn the lessons from past reforms.

Regulation of managers now seems inevitable, but must be accompanied by wider changes focused on professionalising and supporting NHS leaders Calls to regulate NHS managers have been made for over 25...

Sir Chris Ham on what ICBs need to succeed as commissioners, in the face of current changes for the NHS and past commissioning challenges.

Classification: OfficialPublication reference: PRN01930 To: cc. Dear Colleague Working together in 2025/26 to lay the foundations for reform  When we met on 13 March, I committed to writing out on day...

Future arrangements must support shifts in care

Reorganisation threatens to distract managers and staff from work to improve patient care In the end, enough was enough. Having promised not to undertake a top-down reorganisation of the NHS, that is...

Following the recent announcement of changes to the top of NHS England, Nicholas Timmins and Professor Sir Chris Ham take a look back at the chequered relationship between government and the health…

Amanda Pritchard's commitment to the service has been evident in everything she has done.

Federal scientists warn that Americans could feel the effects of the new administration's devastating cuts for decades to come

Active partnerships with patients, people, and communities should be at the heart of the 10-year NHS plan Wes Streeting has argued that three shifts are required to make the NHS fit for the future: f...

What do the public think of the 'three shifts' proposed by the government's10 Year Health Plan? Find out more in this long read, written in collaboration with the team from Ipsos.

The ONS found that the service remains 18.4 per cent below its pre-pandemic productivity levels — but senior health leaders dispute the figures

Nobel-winning economist Daron Acemoglu on trade wars, tech industry hubris — and how loss of faith in US institutions could spiral