Resources

Roger Greene continues our series on the development of integrated care in England.

Alastair Mitchell-Baker continues our series on the development of integrated care in England.

This week in our series on the development of integrated care systems in England, we welcome a guest contribution from Professor Terry Young.

It is so easy for large complex organisations and systems to lose sight of why they exist.

Alastair Mitchell-Baker kicks off a new series on the development of integrated care in England. As the government introduces legislation, we will be exploring different aspects of ICS development over the coming months.

Designed correctly, Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) should deliver care more responsively and effectively than anything to date.

Dr Nicola Decker, an experienced GP clinical leader, shared her early thoughts on the challenge of ICS leadership.

Jacqueline Totterdell set the context for this important work, one of the top three priorities for the St George’s Hospitals Trust Board.

W. Edwards Deming the father of modern day business improvement techniques is very clear that people are not the dominant cause of errors.

The objective of this work was to realign and integrate the COBE and Go To Market teams to ensure the BI business was better supported and ensure the new department was setup for success.

Oil and Water: reflections from research into the introduction of self-management teams in NHS community services.

Two metaphors around elephants and icebergs played out as we explored the often nebulous but still critical topic of culture…