NHS commissioning reforms repeatedly fail due to structural, financial and political barriers, raising doubts over whether ...

If the NHS wants to deliver better outcomes for children and families, integration must move from aspiration to action. That ...

When it comes to minimally invasive care, technology and capability are no longer barriers. The government’s 10-Year Health ...

The NHS has been clear about what it wants neighbourhood health to deliver. To succeed, it must be built on the deliberate ...

Across the NHS, clinicians have been calling for progress on osteoporosis for years. Yet nearly two years on from a clear ...

The big news this week has been the relaunched England’s Women’s Health Strategy, with a renewed focus on tackling the ...

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Three integrated care boards have been accused of overseeing a "deeply flawed" merger programme, including a "nonsensical job-matching process".

An integrated care board has decided to not take any further action against its chief executive after he was suspended and subject to an internal investigation.

James Illman James manages part of the editorial team in his role as a bureau chief at HSJ and HSJi. He also covers performance, with a particular focus on elective care, as well as parts of the East ...