Mike Clark looks at a study of 12 different nursing homes on how quality of care is affected by financial cutbacks.
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What does patient and public involvement feel like?
Alison Turner explores a recent study of patient and public involvement in clinical commissioning, which found that PPI representatives are often uncertain about their role and how their contribution is used.
[read the full story...]Costs of the police service and mental health care pathways
Alastair Canaway reviews a new study that maps and costs pathways through mental health and police services, and models the cost impact of implementing key policy recommendations.
[read the full story...]Economic impact of youth mental health services in the UK
Alastair Canaway and Chris Sampson look at a new PSSRU report on youth mental health services in the UK, and how they affect health, education and employment.
[read the full story...]Clinical commissioning for key health challenges in English cities
Caroline Storer summarises a recent NHSCC report, which defines how clinical commissioning groups in England’s core cities are responding to the Five Year Forward View.
[read the full story...]Reducing the bureaucracy in general practice must be a national priority, says NHS Alliance
Sarah McDonald reviews a new NHS Alliance report, which provides a snapshot of GP and Practice Manager views on the day-to-day work demands that exist outside of general practice consultations.
[read the full story...]What do we know about designing and delivering care closer to home?
In this blog, Alison Turner looks at a set of guides aims to explore the challenges and benefits of designing and delivering care closer to home.
[read the full story...]The moral and emotional labour of care workers in residential homes
Jill Manthorpe discusses a case study on how the emotional and moral labour of care workers operates in residential settings.
[read the full story...]What can local decision makers do to address unplanned admissions in the elderly?
This report shares findings of a mixed methods case study, to explore best practice in reducing unplanned admissions in the elderly population.
[read the full story...]Skills development and knowledge transfer are benefits of working with external providers, reports study
This is a summary of a report called Knowledge exchange in health-care commissioning, published by the National Institute for Health Research.
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