Latest blog posts from NHS England

Blogs

The latest NHS England blogs are found on this section of the website, along with some selected topics and authors.

Please note that blogs published prior to 2025 have been archived. Older blogs can be accessed via the online national archives.

As the NHS makes the shift from ‘hospital to community’, we must ensure that physical activity is embedded at the heart of community-centred care

We are all aware the NHS is under significant pressure and faces many challenges.  The Darzi Report outlined that a shift in focus was needed to meet the needs of the population in the 21st century. Embracing new technologies, using the wealth of data available to us to develop and target services to meet patient […]

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Advancing heart failure care through electronic patient record workflows

The effective use of electronic patient records (EPR), in secondary care, to deliver clinical workflows represents a transformative step for our healthcare system. Hear from heart failure specialists about the national ambitions for heart disease and testing the standardisation of the heart failure workflow through EPR configuration. National context: Professor Simon Ray, National clinical director […]

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Closing in on cholesterol: delivering cardiovascular prevention across the NHS

For National Cholesterol Month, Helen Williams, National Clinical Director for Cardiovascular Disease Prevention, and Rani Khatib, National Speciality Advisor for Cardiovascular Disease Prevention, outline how managing cholesterol and improving lipid management is key to preventing cardiovascular disease. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) remains the leading cause of premature death in the UK. The government and NHS have set […]

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Hope, progress, and accountability: Tackling racial inequalities in mental health together

This October, as we mark Black History Month and 77 years of the NHS, we take time to honour the contributions made by black and racially diverse communities to our mental health services, and to face, with honesty, the inequalities that persist within them. The fight against racial inequality and inequity in mental health services […]

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