What an incredible two days - full of innovative discussion, shared learning and networking. We hope you are leaving feeling uplifted and inspired. See if you can spot yourself in our #NHSConfedExpo highlights. Credit: First Sight Media.
NHS Confederation
Hospitals and Health Care
We bring together, support and speak for the whole healthcare system in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
About us
The NHS Confederation is the membership organisation that brings together, supports and speaks for the whole healthcare system in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. The members we represent employ 1.5 million staff, care for more than 1 million patients a day and control £150 billion of public expenditure. We promote collaboration and partnership working as the key to improving population health, delivering high-quality care and reducing health inequalities.
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http://www.nhsconfed.org
External link for NHS Confederation
- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- London
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Specialties
- NHS, Health, patient care, health policy, national health service, healthcare leaders, membership organisation, Foundation trusts, Ambulance trusts, mental health, Acute care, clinical commissioning groups, urgent and emergency care, CCGs, NHS providers, integrated care systems, primary care networks, and GP federations
Locations
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Primary
2nd Floor
18 Smith Square, Westminster
London, SW1P 3HZ, GB
Employees at NHS Confederation
Updates
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"Gaps" in working across primary and secondary care can create extra unnecessary work for staff and leave patients stuck in the middle. They are a major source of frustration, and addressing these issues is increasingly being seen as an 'easy win' that can really make a difference to how services are delivered. Dr Jonathan Griffiths, a GP and associate medical director for primary care in Cheshire and Merseyside, shares insights on the the scale of the problem and how we can begin to solve it. Jon is also a partner on our Interface Improvement Programme, which launched this year and is currently supporting 11 teams across the country to develop their own solutions to local interface issues.
Improving the interface between primary and secondary care
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NHS Confederation reposted this
"The programme has been a huge success, with many participants relaying how they feel more able to fulfil their leadership role". Lisa Stack, Programme Manager at GMPCB, reflects on the impact of our PCN Leadership Programme, Progressing PCNs, following a final evaluation and impact report from the NHS Confederation. Progressing PCNs was commissioned by the PCB and delivered by the NHS Confederation between September 2023 and February 2024. It was designed to support clinical directors and PCN managers with developing their leadership skills, and was a mixture of online and face-to-face workshops. In total, 52 colleagues across 24 PCNs took part in the programme. 🔗 Read the full story here: https://lnkd.in/daXgNGQC NHS Confederation, Louise Wheeler, #ProgressingPCNs #PrimaryCareLeadership
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Our members know that 80 per cent of what affects happens outside the NHS. 🏘️ With an almost 20-year gap in healthy life expectancy between the areas with the highest and lowest levels of deprivation in England, tackling #HealthInequalties needs to be addressed across all government departments. As part of the #InequalitiesInHealthAlliance, we have written to Andrew Gwynne MP welcoming him to his role as Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Public Health and Prevention. We are keen to work together with ministers across government to support the health mission delivery board - https://lnkd.in/epeb-Rpt. We have more coming on this next week with a new report on a whole-of-government approach to economic inactivity due to ill-health.
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As the House of Commons and the UK House of Lords return from summer recess tomorrow, a reminder of which policies our members want to see from government, to create the conditions for them to build the health of the nation and an NHS fit for the future.👇
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Do you want to learn and gain experience with using data to identify patterns and trends to generate insights and explore big questions the NHS and health sector are asking? We are recruiting a Policy and Data Analyst, find out more below
Policy and Data Analyst - Agile working with travel to London
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In our latest #HealthOnTheLine podcast: ➡️ Daniel Reynolds talks to the IPPR’s Chris Thomas about the NHS’s role in economic growth ➡️ Matthew Taylor discusses ICSs with Paul Mears, including their need for vision, leadership and to challenge norms. 🎧 Listen now
Paul Mears: ICSs need vision, leadership and to challenge norms
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🚀 We're hiring a Policy and Data Analyst! Help shape the future of the NHS by analyzing data, spotting trends, and sharing insights. Great communication skills and a passion for healthcare are key! 🗓️ Apply by 4th Sept 2024 #NHSConfed #NHSJobs
Policy and Data Analyst - Agile working with travel to London
nhsconfederation.current-vacancies.com
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Our Primary Care Network’s latest report, developed with KPMG UK (Amit Sethi and Gina Naguib-Roberts), explores the role and future potential of primary care provider collaboratives. The report highlights how these collaboratives can deliver care closer to home, support general practice, and enhance integrated working with system partners 🙌 To thrive, they need support! Here are our recommendations for national and local leaders based on insights from a pool of collaboratives: 🔍 Systems should evaluate whether primary care collaboratives can serve as the voice of primary care and future delivery vehicles. Collaboratives should reflect local needs, and GP federations can be a foundation for building them. 💡 To reach their full potential, collaboratives need local leader support, dedicated investment, and coordinated engagement with primary care to leverage expertise. 🌟 Collaboratives should build relationships with other provider collaboratives to deliver integrated care, share best practice, and reduce variation. 🤝 Collaboratives need autonomy and independence while partnering with integrated care boards (ICBs), ensuring parity in decision-making and meaningful involvement in system-wide transformation. 🏥 As collaboratives mature, ICBs could delegate budgets and decision-making to support care closer to home and coordinate primary care services. Read the full report on our website 👇 https://lnkd.in/eynVDC7w #PCNetwork