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ASSOCIATION OF THE BRITISH PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY

Delivering the NHS 10-Year Plan will require a fourth 'shift'

By Liz Wells 05 March 2025

Investing in medicines and vaccines could revolutionise healthcare and help the government deliver the economic growth it wants to see, new research suggests.

10-YEAR HEALTH PLAN

Integration should remain central to the means of realising the new 10-Year Plan when it emerges, writes Aidan Rave, principal consultant at Good Governance Improvement and acting deputy chair, Buc...

DHSC

Streeting appoints adviser to shape 10-year plan

By Liz Wells 05 February 2025

The DHSC has appointed Tom Kibasi to help it turn the ideas for a better health service, coming from tens of thousands of patients and frontline staff, into in the 10 Year Health Plan.

PAC

'Out of ideas and remarkably complacent', PAC report findings

By Lee Peart 29 January 2025

A report by the Public Accounts Committee accuses health officials of being ‘out of ideas and remarkably complacent’.

THE KING'S FUND

What's in store for 2025

By Lee Peart 27 January 2025

The King’s Fund sets out what to look out for health and social care in 2025

10-YEAR HEALTH PLAN

Be bold

27 January 2025

The forthcoming 10-Year Health Plan has the chance to be transformative but it must be bold, according to Frances O’Callaghan, chief executive at North Central London ICB

PHARMACIES

Government responds to pharmacy report

By Liz Wells 10 January 2025

The Government has responded to the Health and Social Care Committee's report on pharmacy.

NHS REFORM

Editor's comment - a pivotal year ahead

By Lee Peart 09 December 2024

With this being our last issue of 2024, we are already looking forward to what will be a pivotal year for the NHS in 2025.

LAYLA MORAN

Critical friend of Government

By Lee Peart 09 December 2024

Recently installed chair Layla Moran shares how the Health and the Social Care Committee will be holding the Government to account over the coming months.

ANDREW GWYNNE