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MSPs warned over long-term funding of integrated health and social care

By The Press Association28th July 2017News Scotland

The integration of health and social care is underfunded and lacks a long-term financial strategy, a Holyrood committee has been told. The budget shortfall means the required shift in the

NHS launches review into plan to divert patients from A&E to ease pressure

By Grace Rahman and Jemma Crew24th July 2017News England

NHS England has launched a national review into schemes to divert patients away from A&E departments. According to the Daily Telegraph, the investigation is in response to the death of

Major three-year study finds NHS needs to see care homes as partners not problems

By Iain MacDonald21st July 2017Education & Training

Healthcare provision to residents in care homes across England is often ‘erratic and inequitable’, a major three-year study funded by the National Institute of Health Research (NIHR) has found. Led

New project to critically appraise primary care innovation in Wales

By Iain MacDonald18th July 2017News Wales

The Health Services Management Centre (HSMC) at the University of Birmingham has been commissioned to complete a critical appraisal of a health care programme which aims to share innovation around

Councils to work with NHS to tackle bed blocking, says Jeremy Hunt

By David Hughes3rd July 20173rd November 2018News England

Measures to tackle the bed-blocking crisis in hospitals will see councils working more closely with the NHS, Jeremy Hunt has said. The Health Secretary said the plans would ensure local

Report: Changing Together – Brokering constructive conversations (SCIE)

By Iain MacDonald7th June 2017Reports & Resources

Wicked issues – complex problems that cannot be solved in a traditional fashion – are nothing new. But the current challenges facing the NHS, social care and others are arguably

NHS in England ‘performing at worst ever levels’ on A&E and cancer targets

By Jane Kirby and Ian Jones10th February 2017News England

The NHS in England is performing at its worst ever level against a raft of targets, including A&E, cancer and people forced to wait on trolleys. The number of people

BBC investigation finds medically fit patients waiting months for hospital discharge

By Ella Pickover9th February 2017News England

Almost three quarters of hospitals in England have had patients wait for more than 100 days to be discharged, even though they are medically fit to leave, a report suggests.

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MSPs warned over long-term funding of integrated health and social care

NHS launches review into plan to divert patients from A&E to ease pressure

Major three-year study finds NHS needs to see care homes as partners not problems

New project to critically appraise primary care innovation in Wales

Councils to work with NHS to tackle bed blocking, says Jeremy Hunt

Report: Changing Together – Brokering constructive conversations (SCIE)

Figures show rise in number of Scots patients affected by bed blocking

Guidance: Social work – Essential to integration – Department of Health

NHS in England ‘performing at worst ever levels’ on A&E and cancer targets

BBC investigation finds medically fit patients waiting months for hospital discharge