Alison Turner summarises a new learning report from the Southwark and Lambeth Integrated Care (SLIC) programme, which aimed to overcome barriers to health and care integration. The report offers actionable insights that are informed by empirical evidence and experiential learning.
[read the full story...]“No ‘one size fits all’ model for delivering primary care” says RAND Europe
Summary of a report, produced by RAND Europe, exploring different models for delivering primary care, including collaboration, and how to manage change.
[read the full story...]Governance needs balance of trust, challenge and workarounds
In this blog, Alison Turner considers research on governance and commissioning practices in England, highlighting constraints on commissioner influence over local provider markets.
[read the full story...]Recognise the barriers to your improvement
It’s often quoted that 70% of change programmes fail in the NHS but it’s less clear why and what the solutions may be.
In this blog, Alison Turner considers an evidence scan by Health Foundation, which offers some insight on the key barriers, which hamper improvement in projects and programmes.
[read the full story...]How do health and social care leaders respond to user involvement?
Service user researcher and consultant, Gerry Bennison presents his first Social Care Elf blog. In it he critically discusses the findings of a study looking at how leaders in health and social care are responding to service user involvement.
[read the full story...]Mental health has led the move away from hospital care to home based treatment says guide
This guide is an excellent example of developing resources to help learn from good practice. It has been written for all commissioners and providers, but in particular clinical commissioners, and mental health commissioners and practitioners. Primary care mental health The first section of the guide gives a comprehensive overview of the state of primary care [read the full story…]