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  • What could the shift from hospital to community mean for research and innovation in the NHS?

    When it comes to research and innovation, the NHS has much to be proud of. But what would it look like to be world-leading in driving R&I across community settings, asks Anna Charles.

  • Shared leadership is crucial to integrating and maximising social prescribing in neighbourhood health

    Loreen Chikwira outlines what needs to be done to enable shared leadership so as to maximise social prescribing.

  • The reshaping of NHS national bodies has only just started. How will it finish?

    Following the announcement that NHS England is to be abolished, Siva Anandaciva considers the implications and why at the moment there are more questions than answers.

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