Blog tagged as: Leadership and management
As the Prime Minister's summit on the NHS reforms provides a new focus for debate, Chris Ham considers whether inertia is a bigger threat to the NHS than privatisation.
Chris Naylor considers the potential loss of managerial talent as new designs for the NHS Commissioning Board are revealed.
Chris Ham asks what can clinical commissioning groups learn from medical practices in California.
John Clark explains why doctors must become more engaged in NHS leadership as he introduces our new review into leadership.
Chris Ham's blog about the importance of good management and leadership in the NHS.
James Thompson explores the figures behind this year's NHS redundancies in his data blog.
Drawing on experience from our Point of Care programme, Jocelyn Cornwell explores the options to improving the poor results on care shown in the CQC report.
Chris Ham argues that as the NHS is facing growing demands from an ageing population, clinicians and organisations must work together to meet the needs of patients.
NHS leaders, whether commissioners or providers, have to influence others as much as they lead heroically - a model requiring additional skills.
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Paul Zollinger-Read considers the many similarities between American medical groups and the proposed GP consortia.
How well will the transitional governance arrangements work at the local level?
The decision to conduct a listening exercise for the Health and Social Care Bill creates an opportunity to revisit the problems the Bill is intended to address.
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How good is the quality of general practice in England? An independent panel commissioned by the Fund provided an answer to this question this morning.
Chris Ham visited Intermountain Healthcare to see what makes it one of the most admired health care systems in the US and to discover what the NHS could learn.
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As the Health and Social Care Bill is due to be published, we look ahead to see what key issues need to be resolved, including regulation and commissioning.
Liz Thiebe discusses the Seattle Study Tour and notes the lessons we should be learning about commissioning and management in the UK.
Today, The King's Fund launches a new Commission on Leadership and Management in the NHS.
Reflecting on the journey back from Australia to England, Mark Jennings concludes that there are great similarities between these two health systems on opposite sides of the world.
Just as we thought the commitment to create truly patient-centred care was building momentum, it is, yet again, all change for the NHS.
As the election campaign ratchets up a gear prospective MPs are vying for our votes and using local service changes and promises to save hospitals as currency.