A Wait on Your Mind?
The waiting list for elective treatment in the NHS in England has reached an unprecedented level. A new report published by Policy Exchange sets out a proposal for reform.
How can data really improve health and care?
In light of the government publishing its draft national data strategy, we take a look back at the recommendations of our report on health inequalities and vaccine hesitancy, where we made a series of recommendations made about how data can be used to support or undermine efforts to tackle health inequalities.
Patients and machines: does technology help or hinder empathy and person-centred care?
New technologies in the fields of automation, artificial intelligence (AI), robotics and communications are creating a range of opportunities to improve health care, from diagnostics to remote monitoring. But what does this mean for person-centred care?
It’s Urgent, Please Wait – Cancer Treatment & Care Post-Covid
Our Co-Chair Kim Ryley comments on the delays in cancer diagnosis and backlog in cancer treatment and care, which have arisen as a consequence of giving priority to tackling the COVID-19 pandemic
Funding made available for tackling loneliness
From today, grassroots charities and community groups tackling loneliness can apply for a share of £2 million of National Lottery funding to support their work.
Community-based Mental Health Services: Promoting Rights & Recovery Globally
Association of Mental Health Providers is bringing together 6 organisations from across the globe to discuss their provision of community based mental health services. This webinar will provide an opportunity for attendees to hear about
National Voices & Centre for Mental Health Launch #AskHowIAm Report & Campaign
People living with long-term physical illnesses need more help and understanding from health professionals to support their mental health, according to a report published today by Centre for Mental Health and our partner, National Voices.
C4PC Celebrates Diabetes Awareness Week
This year, C4PC Partner, Diabetes UK is celebrating the diabetes community, looking back at this extraordinary year, and looking forward to what is to come with #DiabetesStories.
Whose Social Care Is it Anyway?
This is the first report of the Social Care Future Inquiry group, led by people who draw on social care or who support loved ones to do so. The report recommends 5 key changes to unlock an equal life for all.
Dementia Awareness Week – Ronald’s Story
This Dementia Awareness Week, two members of our Programme Board, Ian McCreath and Ronald Amanze, have a recorded a powerful and insightful conversation about what personalised care means in the context of dementia.
