Curia’s second Dementia Commission inquiry was split into three parts, with part one focusing on preventative action, part two focusing on evolving technologies, and part three focusing on improving engagement and tackling stigma.
Last year, the NHS Innovation and Life Sciences Commission held three inquiry sessions on dementia. The first focused on diagnostics and future technologies for dementia patients.
In this exclusive article, Steve Barclay MP (Health Secretary at the time of writing) sets out some of the measures being implemented across the NHS to meet the Prime Minister’s priority of cutting NHS waiting lists.
In an informative panel discussion at Chambers Midlands Integrated Healthcare Seminar, leaders across health and care talked about the importance of keeping workforce at the centre is key to overcoming challenges, improving staff and patient experiences, and boosting patient outcomes.
Awaab’s Law: Government plan to force landlords to tackle mouldy homes published.
Explore the transformative power of collaborative partnerships and data-driven insights in healthcare, as leaders from Walsall and the Black Country share their journey towards outcomes-based commissioning, showcasing tangible improvements in health outcomes through the integration of services, community engagement, and innovative data frameworks.
The longest strike in the history of the NHS is getting under way as junior doctors take part in a six-day walkout.
New data reveals the extent of the ADHD medication crisis; among a 900% increase in individuals searching for ways to treat ADHD without prescribed medicine, there has also been the same rise in the number of people attempting to find methods of managing their ADHD unmedicated.
The accident and emergency department at a hospital in the west of England is closed due to strike action by junior doctors.
The NHS is being starved of resources, and patients and staff are suffering as a result. More than 120,000 people in England died last year
In a compelling address at Chamber and IQVIA’S Midlands Seminar, Preet Kaur Gill, Shadow Minister for Primary Care and Public Health, outlined the party’s vision for enhancing health outcomes in the region.
Researchers suggested that cuts to public health services, such as smoking cessation support, could have contributed to “astounding inequality” in cancer death risk.
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