Sir Chris Ham
@profchrisham
Co-Chair NHS Assembly, Emeritus Prof Uni of Birmingham. Health policy and management wonk. Walking, cycling, reading, thinking
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20-06-2011 11:11:18
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The poor underlying health of the popn is surely more significant than ‘issues in the NHS’? It’s time to get serious about prevention and tackling the wider determinants of health David Buck Kate Ardern Michelle Mitchell Clare Gerada
The work of WYAAT is one of the examples highlighted in my recent report on improving health and care at scale Penny Pereira Rob Webster 💙 Matthew Taylor - the benefits of nhs providers collaborating
This paper is timely and welcome Dr Adrian Hayter Eileen Burns David Oliver - the approach it outlines is familiar from policy documents over last 20 years and challenge is to move to delivery using improvement methods Sam Allen 💙 Rob Webster 💙 england.nhs.uk/long-read/proa…
Here’s a signature example of how peer to peer learning would be better than being sent to the headmistress’s study. Pair up well performing hospitals with others to share learning Penny Pereira Matthew Taylor David Oliver Adrian Boyle
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Personalised Care NHS Greater Manchester NHS England Workforce, Training and Education NHS England Dr Amir Hannan MBE Christiana Melam MBE #SocialPrescribing ✨ Donna Hall ✨ Sir Chris Ham Andrew McDowell Simon Tobin Dr David Unwin British Society of Lifestyle Medicine Public Health Collaboration Sam Feltham Sally Lewis Mohan sekeram 🌟Ben Allen GP 🌟 Sarah Withers
Thank you Diane Coyle for reiterating what some of us have been saying for some time: the NHS is too hierarchical. Its culture must shift to empower staff to to deliver improvements in care thru delayering and more agile decision making health.org.uk/publications/r…
But if budgets are used to cut deficits in hospitals how will Wes Streeting MP expand community services in absence of new monies to increase what Resolution Foundation calls ‘implausible’ spending plans? Clare Gerada Matthew Taylor Julian Hartley
‘The effects of endemic short termism by successive governments are now in plain sight, making it even more important to create time and space for addressing long term ambitions of the kind the integrated care systems are now working on.’ Well said Sir Chris Ham
“An early resolution for 2024 would be to start work on a compact with the public setting out rights and responsibilities and the role that everyone can play in securing the future of the NHS.”
An incredibly thought-provoking, engaging and informative piece by Sir Chris Ham 👇🏼👇🏼
Important piece from Sir Chris Ham and in line with our ambitions West Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership
Long term ambitions to improve population health risk being crowded out by short term imperatives to balance NHS budgets Rob Webster 💙 Matthew Taylor Penny Pereira Wes Streeting MP bmj.com/content/383/bm…
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