In this blog to mark World Patient Safety Day 2026, Patient Safety Learning argues that we need a transformation in our approach to patient safety.

This report summarises what young people, unpaid carers, and people with a learning disability told us about the conditions needed for safe, trustworthy and equitable use of AI in healthcare.

How to ensure people’s decisions are respected at the end of life

NSUN and other mental health organisations have written to Secretary of State Bridget Phillipson and the Chair of the Equality and Human Rights Commission to raise concerns about the EHRC Code of Prac...

Abdirahim Hassan and Andy Bell explore why trauma-informed care must also be anti-racist, recognising how structural racism and inequality shape mental health outcomes for racialised communities.

This report explores the experiences of people with lived experience of mental ill-health, distress or trauma when engaging with the media. During the... more

Our research showed that people need clarity on what an assisted death is, and if it is currently legal in the UK.

A first of its kind study, commissioned by Leukaemia UK, has revealed that a quarter (26%) of leukaemia patients in England experience avoidable delays in their diagnosis, resulting in a...

As assisted dying laws are being debated in Parliaments across the British Isles, we asked the people we support what information and support they need to understand the law and have conversations wit...

Closing date: Friday 12 September 2025  National Voices is recruiting Lived Experience Partners to join our team.   Our Lived Experience Partners are people with either:    Our Lived Experience Partne...