Protected: Case Study: North East and North Cumbria – Developing a Regional Trauma Informed Framework
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Curia has spent years calling for a clearer, more predictable national planning policy framework – now Government reform is moving in that direction, and the next battle is how mayors use devolution to turn those changes into homes, infrastructure, and growth.
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The Government’s station-building revolution has created an immediate political test for Kemi Badenoch and Conservative councils opposed to development.
RSV vaccination is already keeping newborn babies out of intensive care – but with thousands still unprotected, could targeted local interventions help close the remaining gap?
As the UK population ages and extreme heat becomes more frequent, new Government Actuary’s Department work is examining how climate change could affect mortality, NHS demand and public services. Research across more than 550 European regions suggests the health consequences may already be becoming clearer.
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Why are the Liberal Democrats warning of a “bonfire of patient safety” – and how UKHLSI and Curia are examining what the NHS Health Bill could mean in practice.
Plans for 100 community mental health services and 59 dedicated mental health emergency departments aim to provide earlier support, reduce pressure on A&E and move care closer to home.
NICE will develop new standards for AI-generated evidence, evaluate AI-enabled health technologies and use artificial intelligence to improve the speed and efficiency of its own guidance production.
Two investigational medicines targeting conditions with limited treatment options have entered the UK’s Innovative Licensing and Access Pathway, as innovation passports applications open for the programme’s next round.
King Charles has challenged global technology leaders to ensure artificial intelligence remains under human control and firmly in the service of society.
Can Andy Street rebuild the centre right, or has the political ground shifted too far for Prosper UK’s brand of One Nation conservatism?
UKAI Chief Executive Tim Flagg gives his verdict on Andy Burnham’s first weeks in Downing Street and explains why backing British AI companies through procurement and investment will be the real test of the Government’s ambitions.
King Charles has challenged global technology leaders to ensure artificial intelligence remains under human control and firmly in the service of society.
Can Andy Street rebuild the centre right, or has the political ground shifted too far for Prosper UK’s brand of One Nation conservatism?
UKAI Chief Executive Tim Flagg gives his verdict on Andy Burnham’s first weeks in Downing Street and explains why backing British AI companies through procurement and investment will be the real test of the Government’s ambitions.
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