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How can social prescribing better support migrant women's health and wellbeing?

Loreen Chikwira explores how better listening, collaborative working with minority ethnic women and better support for link workers can improve how social prescribing supports migrant women.
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By Dr Loreen Chikwira - 20 May 2022 4-minute read
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England has a new drugs strategy – what now lies ahead?

Oliver Standing, Director of Collective Voice, and colleagues from the Alliance Group, explore the opportunities offered by England’s new drugs strategy, as well as the challenges that lie ahead.
By Oliver Standing, Director, Collective Voice, Chris Lee, Chair, English Substance Use Commissioners' Group, Danny Hames, Chair, NHS Addictions Provider Alliance, Kate Halliday, Executive Director, Addiction Professionals, Stuart Green, Recovery Connectors Group, College of Lived Experience Recovery Organisations (CLERO), Vivienne Evans, Chief Executive, Adfam - 7 April 2022 5-minute read
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Integrated care systems need to be different - but how exactly?

Integrated care systems are intended to be part of a new way of working in health and care based on principles of partnership and collective responsibility. Chris Naylor asks whether this original vision is already at risk and what making a reality of it would involve.
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By Chris Naylor - 28 March 2022 4-minute read
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Quality in a cold climate: the opportunities

Listen to Mark Jennings' presentation, where he argued that care can only be judged to be high quality if it is also delivered efficiently.
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By Mark Jennings - 27 November 2009
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Clinical leadership in a cold climate

Richard Giordano discusses the leadership role that clinical and medical directors will play during the cold resource climate ahead.
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By Richard Giordano - 4 November 2009
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How can trusts measure quality well?

Measuring quality was put at the forefront of quality improvement by the NHS Next Stage Review. But we need to get better at thinking about why and how we use it.
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By Veena Raleigh - 28 October 2009
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Quality at a lower cost: making it happen

Much of the health care improvement over the past decade has been characterised by high levels of investment - how will the NHS cope with the new financial challenge?
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By Mark Jennings - 1 September 2009
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PROMs: counting what matters most to patients

The introduction of patient-reported outcome measures has the potential to transform health care. But NHS leaders must move quickly to engage staff and patients.
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By John Appleby - 9 February 2009
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