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NHS England’s Sir Bruce Keogh sets out plan to drive seven-day services across the NHS
New clinical standards backed by rewards and sanctions NHS England’s National Medical Director Sir Bruce Keogh today sets out a plan to drive seven day services across the NHS over the next three years, starting with urgent care services and supporting diagnostics. He is publishing the findings of his Forum on NHS Services, Seven Days […]
Winter health check – 13th December 2013
This weekly summary offers an overview of the system and pulls together information on waiting times in A&E, ambulance response times, daily situation reports from the NHS, and information on flu rates. Winter health check report 13 Dec 2013 Analysis by NHS England on A&E pressures
Contribute to NHS England’s research and development strategy consultation
We have opened a 7 week consultation from Thursday 12th December until Thursday 30th January. If you require the consultation documents in large print or in a language other than English, please contact england.researchandimprovementdevelopment@nhs.net.
Executive leadership development for health informatics specialists
As part of its strategy of building informatics leadership capability, NHS England is working in partnership with the NHS Leadership Academy to provide support to 12 informatics specialists to join The Nye Bevan programme.The Nye Bevan programme is designed for senior leaders looking to move into an executive leadership role. Existing NHS staff working at […]
Detailed data on “never events” will help NHS care become even safer, says NHS England
NHS England today (Thursday) publishes more detailed data than ever before about “never events” – the serious errors in care that put patients at risk of harm and that should not happen if full preventative procedures are in place. For the first time, provisional quarterly data on the number of never events happening at each […]
NHS England dementia lead supports G8 summit
The UK hosts the G8 summit on dementia in London today (11 December 2013), which aims to develop coordinated global action on dementia and is welcomed by NHS England’s National Clinical Director for Dementia, Alistair Burns: “The Dementia G8 Summit is a fantastic opportunity to bring together a group of international leaders to discuss the […]
Board meeting – 17 December 2013
The next Board meeting will take place on Tuesday 17 December at NHS Southside, London. Start time is 09.30am. If you would like to attend, please register your interest at england.boardattendance@nhs.net. and let us know if you have any additional requirements. Please note that members of the public are welcome to attend meetings of the […]
Progress on implementing Cancer Outcomes Strategy
Improving Outcomes: Strategy for Cancer was published in January 2011 with the ambition to save an additional 5000 lives a year by 2014/15 and halve the gap between England and the best in Europe for survival rates. Today (10 December) the third annual report on the progress of implementation of the strategy is published. This […]
NHS England launches a debate with community pharmacists in the latest phase of the ‘Call to Action’
NHS England is seeking the opinion of the community pharmacy sector in the next round of the national ‘Call to Action’ about the future shape of the NHS England will be consulting with pharmacists, their teams and, employees as well as the broader healthcare sector on their opinions and thoughts on how to help shape […]
NHS England responds to NHS Clinical Commissioners Ways of Working survey
NHS England’s Chair, Sir Malcolm Grant has today responded to NHS Clinical Commissioners recommendations following their independent survey of CCGs. The survey asked CCGs about how NHS England is modelling the Ways of Working (launched at the July Leadership Forum) across its three roles of assurance, support and co-commissioning (both for primary care and specialised […]