2020 is set to be another transformative and difficult year for the NHS. Here, we look back on the most popular features from HB this year
Phil Davies describes how the new Multidisciplinary Consultancy Services Framework is delivering better services for the populations they serve
The NHS long term plan must work towards meeting operational and financial targets, says NHS Providers' Ferelith Gaze
How can the NHS modernise its estate to deliver world-class care, while using tax payers’ funds efficiently? Claire Tew and John Wingfield-Hill explore
Health Business talks to former Care Minister Norman Lamb about reform of the health system and the progression of joined-up care
To mark the NHS 70 anniversary, HB speaks to Ian Smith about technology advances, social care and the future of King's
To mark the NHS 70 anniversary, HB speaks to Janet Davies, chief executive of the Royal College of Nursing, about the future of the NHS
To mark the NHS 70 anniversary, HB speaks to Niall Dickson, chief executive of NHS Confederation, about the success of the NHS
Diabetes UK is encouraging the use of technology to improve diabetes management and save the NHS vital funds. Nikki Joule explains why
With the pressures the NHS and social care are facing, partnership working is vital, writes NICE's Nicola Bent
With social care and the NHS receiving much pre-election focus, the National Care Association discuss health and care integration
The London Health and Care Collaboration agreement was signed in December 2015. London Councils’ Teresa O’Neill discusses the most important points of the agreement and what this could mean for health and care in London.
Following the 2017 Naylor Report into NHS estates, it has been estimated that estate upkeep costs have reached approximately £10bn in annual funding for 2019/2020.
More recently, ERIC (Estates Returns Information Collection) data collection has contained some deeply alarming news about the condition of NHS buildings and equipment.
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has presented even the most developed and efficient healthcare systems with unprecedented challenges.
Barbara Harpham looks at how technology holds the key to a new, more efficient, post-pandemic healthcare system
Paul Dodds discusses how leveraging technology within healthcare facilities to deal with the current pandemic doesn’t need to invade privacy
