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Health and care bill: Committee stage briefing
MPs urged to support an amendment imposing checks and balances on new powers for the health secretary to intervene in changes to local health services
Unpacking system leadership
Matthew Taylor on system leadership and why thinking like a system but acting like an entrepreneur is the order of the day.
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.
Integrated care: starting with housing advice on hospital wards
How supported housing providers and NHS trusts are working together to reduce delayed discharges and save public money.
Covid continues to have a significant impact on service delivery
Darren Hughes, director of the Welsh NHS Confederation, responds to the latest review of Coronavirus restrictions in Wales.
Watch: Health inequalities and the elective and diagnostic backlog
View the slides from our peer learning session on health inequalities and the elective and diagnostic backlog
Supporting the LGBTQ+ population tweet chat – Allyship
The latest in our series of tweet chats will look at allyship for LGBTQ+ colleagues.
Integrated care partnership (ICP) engagement document
An overview of national guidance setting out expectations for the role of integrated care partnerships within integrated care systems.
Polisi Datblygiad Cyflog – Cwestiynau Cyffredin/Arweiniad
POLISI DATBLYGIAD CYFLOG – CWESTIYNAU CYFFREDIN/ARWEINIAD – Diwygiwyd Medi 2021
Primary care will step up again in booster programme but needs support
Ruth Rankine responds to the beginning of the COVID-19 booster programme.
The systematisation of medicines optimisation
Proposals for how integrated care systems might improve the use and management of medicines.
Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport and International Relations Committee consultation into its priorities for the Sixth Senedd
The WNHSC welcomes the opportunity to respond to the Culture, Communications, Welsh Language, Sport and International Relations Committee consultation
Transforming NHS Wales services to meet increasing demand
Briefing showcasing case studies from each NHS organisation in Wales on how they are working to transform services to meet increasing demand.
CQC UEC findings show significant improvements in the quality of care, despite demand for services rocketing
Director of the Acute Network, James Devine, responds to the Care Quality Comission’s urgent and emergency care 2020 survey results.
NHS at heart of UK life sciences vision
Layla McCay, director of policy at the NHS Confederation, reflects on the new ‘vision’ and 10-year strategy for UK life sciences.
Government engagement with business and civil society groups on implementation of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement
Specialised committee on health should be created given the size a critical nature of the health sector, NHS Confederation response argues.
The Welsh NHS Confederation response to the Health and Social Care Committee consultation into the priorities for the Sixth Senedd
The WNHSC welcomes the opportunity to respond to the Health and Social Care Committee consultation into its priorities for the Sixth Senedd.
Non-executive directors and integrated care systems
Examples of where non-executive directors have engaged with and within their systems to integrate their independent voice.
We need a long-term plan for social care
Darren Hughes, director of the Welsh NHS Confederation, responded to the latest Welsh Government Press Conference.
An open letter to NHS communicators
NHS communications professionals thanked for their service, dedication and professionalism throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.