The NHS in England is about to be reorganised (again). On 6 July, the UK government
published the Health and Care Bill 2021-22, 1 which details plans for changes to NHS rules …

For many healthcare professionals and managers working in the NHS, last week's
publication of the white paper Equity and Excellence: Liberating the NHS brought …

Is the organisation of health care in Britain becoming similar to that in the United States?
Since the introduction of the internal market radical change has gripped the NHS. In the …

The NHS is on a financial precipice, with healthcare leaders forecasting that current funding
shortages, combined with the needs of an ageing population, will lead to a deficit of£ 30bn …

This week, national NHS bodies published their long term strategy for the NHS in England 1—
a response to the prime minister's promise of£ 20.5 bn (€ 23bn; $26 bn) extra funding for the …

This is probably as good as it gets: a significant injection of money for the NHS sustained
over five years 1 coupled with a comprehensive national plan for the NHS, announced last …

The Health and Social Care (Community Health and Standards) Bill 2003 is the most
controversial piece of legislation to come out of the government's 10 year strategy for the …

The government's plan for the NHS, published in July 2000, sets out an ambitious
programme of investment, recognising that “the development of primary care services is key …

The pledge is a key part of the much anticipated NHS long term plan, published on 7
January, 1 which sets out how the NHS will use the extra£ 20.5 bn (€ 23bn; $26 bn) a year …

The funding boost, announced ahead of the NHS's 70th birthday on 5 July, followed intense
talks between Theresa May, chancellor Philip Hammond, the health and social care …