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Provides information on location, number, functions, skills and competences of the infection prevention and control (IPC) nursing workforce.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
This review identifies the size and scope of the wider public health workforce in England.
Describes priority areas for NIB work streams and programmes that will be carried out to support delivery of Five Year Forward View.
These roadmaps show progress across the National Information Board on using data and technology to improve health and care.
The government is making it easier for people who drink to do so responsibly, and it is improving alcohol services locally.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
In emergency situations, the government wants to be ready to protect people’s health and prevent deaths.
The government wants to make sure that health and social care services are safe for patients and adults in vulnerable situations.
We’re improving the diagnosis and treatment of cancer, and helping survivors to live more comfortably.
The government wants health and social care services to work together more efficiently so that people get the right combination of care.
The government wants to improve health and care services, create more dementia-friendly communities and make dementia research a priority.
The government is making changes to give people more information, choice and control over health and social care services.
The government wants to encourage research and innovation in the NHS and use evidence to help raise standards in health and social care.
The government is making mental wellbeing a priority and looking at how to make mental health services as effective as possible.
The government is making changes to the health and social care system to put respect for patients and service users first.
The government is helping people make a full recovery from drug addiction and is discouraging people from misusing illegal drugs in the first place.
The government wants people approaching the end of their life to be treated with dignity and to be able to die in a place of their choice.
The government wants the NHS to become more efficient to free up funds for treating patients and keeping up with new treatments.
People with conditions like diabetes, asthma and heart disease should have an early diagnosis and high-quality treatment, care and support.
Seeking feedback on Monitor's proposals for transforming NHS costing processes over the next 7 years.
Seeking views on draft guidance outlining the core principles NHS providers can follow to enable patients to receive care in an integrated way.
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