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Outlines the proposed legislative changes in the upcoming Health Bill to the way patient safety is being strengthened.
First published during the 2024 to 2026 Starmer Labour government
Outlines the role and functions of the restructured Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC).
Outlines the proposed legislative changes in the upcoming Health Bill to the way patient and public voice is listened to and acted upon within the health and care system.
Outlines how the Department of Health and Social Care will set direction and maintain oversight of the health system, once NHS England has been abolished.
Explains how the Health Bill will enable the creation of a single patient record.
Outlines the proposed changes in the upcoming Health Bill related to providers, including NHS trusts, NHS foundation trusts and independent providers.
Outlines the transfer of digital and data functions from NHS England to the Department of Health and Social Care proposed in the upcoming Health Bill.
Outlines the context behind the upcoming Health Bill including a summary of the main objectives and specific measures.
We are seeking practical examples and implementation evidence to inform a mental health strategy for England.
Outlines the approach to assessing the objectives, rationale, costs and benefits of the proposed changes to integrated care boards and foundation trusts as part of the Health Bill.
Outlines the approach to assessing the objectives, rationale, costs and benefits of the proposal to abolish NHS England as part of the Health Bill.
Outlines the approach to assessing the objectives, rationale, costs and benefits of the proposals on the single patient record and information sharing as part of the Health Bill.
Outlines the approach to assessing equality impacts of empowering integrated care boards (ICBs) as strategic commissioners as part of the Health Bill.
Outlines the approach to assessing equality impacts of the proposal to abolish NHS England as part of the Health Bill.
Outlines the approach to assessing equality impacts of transferring the Health Services Safety Investigations Body (HSSIB) to the Care Quality Commission (CQC) as part of the Health Bill.
Outlines the approach to assessing equality impacts of the single patient record as part of the Health Bill.
Outlines the approach to assessing equality impacts of reforming the foundation trust model as part of the Health Bill.
Outlines the approach to assessing equality impacts of abolishing Healthwatch England and local Healthwatch as part of the Health Bill.
Outlines the approach to assessing the objectives, rationale, costs and benefits of the proposed changes to patient safety measures as part of the Health Bill.
Outlines the approach to assessing the objectives, rationale, costs and benefits of the Health Bill, and summarises how the proposals in the bill will affect integrated care boards and foundation trusts.
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