NHS England and NHS Improvement Board Meetings in Common – agenda and papers – 19 May 2022
The agenda and papers for NHS England and NHS Improvement Board Meetings in Common for 19 May 2022.
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Congenital Heart Disease: the next steps
The year has started with a big push for us on two pieces of work with providers and commissioners. Together they provide assurance of what is being done across the country to meet the new standards for care. Assurance relating to existing services – the new standards take effect in April, and NHS England has […]
NHS England’s and NHS Improvement’s equality objectives for 2020/21 and 2021/22
The equality objectives for NHS England and NHS Improvement for 2020/21 addressed our role as an NHS system leader, commissioner and our own role as an employer. The seven overall objectives are: 1. To improve the capability of NHS England’s commissioners, policy staff and others to understand and address the legal obligations under the PSED […]
NHS England and NHS Improvement: Equality objectives and information as at 31 March 2022
This report provides an overview of NHS England and NHS Improvement’s performance during 2020/21 and 2021/22 on how we have met our seven equality objectives in accordance with both the Public Sector Equality Duty (PSED) and the Specific Equality Duties (SEDs).
Improving abortion care
This letter sets out the NHS’ objectives and vision for abortion services and key actions for integrated care boards and partners to take forward to improve care and promote sector resilience.
Letter from Steve Russell, Chief Delivery Officer, NHS England and Professor Janice Rymer, Consultant Gynaecologist and National Speciality Advisor for Gynaecology, NHS England [2019-2023].
The new Congenital Heart Disease review: 38th update
Since the publication of this blog John Holden has left NHS England. Nature abhors a vacuum, so I try to keep blogging regularly, in case you think we have gone away or eased up on the work of the review. We haven’t. But there really is not a lot to report this week in terms […]
George Cross goes on display at the Science Museum
The George Cross medal, awarded to the NHS in England by the Queen in recognition of the ‘courage, compassion and dedication’ of NHS staff and volunteers during the pandemic, is now on display in Medicine: The Wellcome Galleries at the Science Museum. The George Cross, the UK’s highest civilian gallantry medal, also commemorates the work […]
Supporting sustainable general practice in the South WestThis link opens in a new tab
The NHS England South (South West) Supporting Sustainable General Practice initiative is aimed at helping General Practices to considering their sustainability status and to explore options for responding to the current challenges facing General Practice and the wider Primary Care environment. If your Practice is within any of the following Clinical Commissioning Groups, the support […]
CQC’s commitment to the the Accessible Information Standard
NHS England’s Head of Public Participation reflects on some exciting news: The Care Quality Commission published its new equality objectives for 2017-2019 last week. Whilst this may not seem particularly noteworthy – ‘another corporate announcement, so who cares?’ – please bear with me because you may be surprised. The five objectives are: Person centred care […]
Dynamic Support Tool – physical health (DST-PH) for people with intellectual disability
People with an intellectual disability are more likely to have a shorter lifespan than the general population; life expectancy is thought to be 19.7 years shorter than the general population (Glover et al. 2017). The Learning Disabilities Mortality Review (LeDeR) programme was commissioned by the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP) on behalf of NHS England […]