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  1. Embedding change to drive forward a digitally mature NHS

    Part of the Darzi Diagnosis, a new blog series by TPHC’s Consultancy team. Every month our experts explore an issue highlighted by Lord Ara Darzi’s independent investigation into the state of the NHS, and share how our knowledge and experience can support your efforts to improve patient care.    By Myuran Kuhachandran, Consultant Currently only 20% of […]

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  2. Insight – October 2024

    Welcome I hope our readers have had a great summer. It’s been a few months since our last edition, which followed the general election and a new Labour government. Since then, Lord Ara Darzi has published a detailed independent report into the state of the NHS, concluding that it is in a ‘critical condition’, which […]

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  3. Join us at the Integrated Care Delivery Forum London event

    The future of integrated care The Integrated Care Delivery Forum takes place in London on November 5. The event connects health and care stakeholders for vital debate and networking on the future of integrated care, and rich discussions on best practice and new system transformation models. Registration is required and free for the public sector […]

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  4. The Darzi Diagnosis blog series

    The Darzi Diagnosis is a new blog series by TPHC’s Consultancy team. Every month our experts explore an issue highlighted by Lord Ara Darzi’s independent investigation into the state of the NHS, and share how our knowledge and experience can support your efforts to improve patient care.    The first blog in this series spotlights […]

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  5. Addressing maternity care issues highlighted by the Darzi review  

    By Esther Dodd and Zoe Hooper   The Darzi review highlights important concerns about NHS maternity care in England. While there has been a reduction in stillbirths and a small reduction in neonatal mortality and serious brain injuries, maternal deaths have increased since the pandemic and, most worryingly, there are huge inequalities. Between 2020 and […]

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  6. Neurodiversity is an afterthought at the moment

    “Neurodiversity is an afterthought at the moment”: results from a pan-London survey of frontline staff’s views about working with autistic people experiencing homelessness Autism and homelessness report about practitioner confidence, system barriers and training needs September 2024 – Scarlett Wright and David Bryceland Acknowledgments We would like to thank the practitioners who have taken their […]

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  7. New evaluation highlights success of Community Chest model in enhancing local collaboration  

    In an exciting new initiative to enhance community support and collaboration, TPHC has engaged Care City to conduct an independent evaluation of the Community Chest model in Tower Hamlets and Barking & Dagenham.   This evaluation spotlights the programme’s impressive success in strengthening connections between local authorities, the NHS and the Voluntary, Community and Social Enterprise […]

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  8. Making an impact with our Inclusion ambitions 

    Impact Matters is the theme of this year’s National Inclusion Week taking place 23-29 September. The campaign was founded by Inclusive Employers and is dedicated to celebrating inclusion and actively creating inclusive workplaces. The week represents a call-to-action to everyone across organisations, from leaders, to inclusion professionals through to teams and individuals.  Inclusion at TPHC  […]

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  9. The vital role of NHS acute trusts in reducing health inequalities

    Daniel Cox, Consultant Health inequalities remain one of the most urgent challenges in modern healthcare. These unfair and avoidable disparities in access, care experiences, and health outcomes disproportionately affect vulnerable groups such as those in high-deprivation areas, Black, Asian, and minority ethnic communities, and inclusion health groups like people experiencing homelessness. NHS acute trusts are […]

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