Tackling children and young people’s mental health waiting times
This blog spotlights children and young people’s mental health, drawing on Lord Darzi’s focus on bringing down mental health waiting times, and enhancing prevention in the community.
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TPHC 2024 Wrapped
Read more of: TPHC 2024 WrappedRead TPHC’s recap of 2024 and what it brought for the health and care sector, and our organisation.
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New toolkit to support evaluation in social prescribing
Read more of: New toolkit to support evaluation in social prescribingTransformation Partners in Health and Care has launched a new toolkit designed to support the evaluation of social prescribing services. The Social Prescribing Evaluation Toolkit, which has been co-produced with social prescribers and social prescribing managers from across London, is designed to provide guidance on how to gather data and measure the impact of local […]
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After Action Review conductor training
Read more of: After Action Review conductor trainingBecome an After Action Review Conductor Join our next highly-rated one-day training course on how to conduct After Action Reviews (AAR), taking place in London on 18 July 2025. Our engaging and highly experiential course explores: Engaging and interactive format Each delegate will participate in four AARs based on a team exercise and have the […]
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Embedding change to drive forward a digitally mature NHS
Read more of: Embedding change to drive forward a digitally mature NHSPart 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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Insight – October 2024
Read more of: Insight – October 2024Welcome 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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Join us at the Integrated Care Delivery Forum London event
Read more of: Join us at the Integrated Care Delivery Forum London eventThe 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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The Darzi Diagnosis blog series
Read more of: The Darzi Diagnosis blog seriesThe 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.
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Addressing maternity care issues highlighted by the Darzi review
Read more of: Addressing maternity care issues highlighted by the Darzi reviewBy 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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Neurodiversity is an afterthought at the moment
Read more of: 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 […]