COVID-19, Economics of healthcare, Professional opinion, SHA Yorkshire, Yorkshire
Access to treatment, Economics of healthcare, HIV, Public and Patient Involvement, Public Health
Letter to Matt Hancock on profound concern over £5m cut to PrEP in England
COVID-19, Economics of healthcare, Medication, Pharma, Public Health
Potential treatments for COVID-19 could be manufactured for $1 a day or less
Accountability, Austerity, BAME, Clinical conditions, Discrimination, Doctors, Economics of healthcare, Health Care, Health Inequalities, NHS, NHS Funding, NHS Hospitals, NHS Management, Primary Care, Quality of care, Regulation, SHABlog, , , , Socialist Health Association, Urgent Care, Well-being, Work and health
SHA COVID-19 Blog 2
Economics of healthcare, Health and Social Care Act 2012, Labour Health Policy, NHS, Pharma, Primary Care, Public Health, Quality of care,
New laws to implement NHSE’s Long Term Plan
Competition and markets, Economics of healthcare, Equality, Health and Social Care Act 2012, International comparisons, NHS, Privatisation, Quality of care
US-style healthcare is already with us
Competition and markets, Doctors, Economics of healthcare, Health Care, Information Technology, Labour Health Policy, Local Government, NHS Commissioning, NHS Funding, Primary Care, Privatisation
Phone app that could destroy our GP system
Access to treatment, Clinical conditions, Competition and markets, Economics of healthcare, Health Care, Information Technology, NHS, Patient Choice, Primary Care, Quality of care
Under-pressure GPs are delivering ‘remarkable outcomes’ on cancer
Clinical conditions, Doctors, Economics of healthcare, Health and Social Care Act 2012, Health Care, Maternity, NHS Funding, NHS reorganisation, Public Health, Rationing treatment
Government funding cuts leave sexual health and HIV care at ‘breaking point’
Accountability, Campaigns, Competition and markets, Economics of healthcare, Health Care, Health Law, Labour Health Policy, NHS, NHS Commissioning, NHS Funding, NHS Management, NHS reorganisation, Public and Patient Involvement, Public Health, Regulation,
Consultation survey for the NHS England Integrated Care Provider Contracts – all answers are here
Accountability, Democracy, Economics of healthcare, Health Care, NHS, NHS Commissioning, NHS Funding, Old people, Quality of care,
appeal against NHS England’s new Integrated Care Provider contract: by Jenny
Access to treatment, Accountability, Clinical conditions, Doctors, Economics of healthcare, End of life, Equality, NHS, Public and Patient Involvement, Public Health, Quality of care,