Listen to the HSJ Health Check podcast - the general election is over, and we give our early analysis of what the Conservative government with a large majority could mean for the NHS.
Insider tales and must-read analysis on how integration is reshaping health and care systems, NHS providers, primary care, and commissioning. This week by primary care correspondent, Jack Serle.
Number 10 has encouraged NHS leaders to introduce a new staff morale tracker - potentially to report every month - and is likely to pursue the plan if Boris Johnson remains in power, HSJ has learned.
Managers hired a behavioural psychologist to work with senior clinicians from two trusts whose disagreements about clinical practice had undermined a prestigious joint transplant programme.
Although discussion of the NHS has dominated much of the election debate, there has been little scrutiny of how Labour would run the NHS. The party's focus has been on attacking the Tory record, making spending pledges and raising the existential...
There is some surprising agreement amongst the three major English parties when it comes to the NHS. But once you move away from the core of acute and primary care there are stark differences too, argues Sally Warren.
Trust procurement leads have expressed serious concern over savings reports provided by a flagship efficiency model, with one saying the scheme was "costing [them] an arm and a leg".
If we want to create a more streamlined experience for people using multiple services, it is workforce reform which will make it happen, writes Leanora Volpe