A one health approach to public health is needed to prevent future pandemics, this approach must draw upon the crucial link between the natural world and human health.
World Healthcare Journal
Following eight consecutive weeks of a fast-moving surge, new Covid-19 cases in Africa have slowed down, driven by a sharp drop in South Africa.
World Healthcare Journal
Brazil should serve as a warning to other world leaders that it will take more than an inquiry to save anti-science administrations.
World Healthcare Journal
In March 2020, the mayor of a small city near Lombardy called on the support of Cuban health professionals. A decision that has helped the city minimise the damage from the pandemic and has prompted the mayor to reflect on the Italian healthcare system.
World Healthcare Journal
As Ben Howlett, Managing Director of Public Policy Projects writes, future pandemics are inevitable if governments continue to pursue nationalistic prevention policies.
World Healthcare Journal
The 2021 G7 summit, three days of meetings between leaders of the world’s richest democracies, wrapped up on 13 June. With pandemic preparedness and vaccine development playing central priorities in policy discussions.
World Healthcare Journal
While many may feel that ‘normal service’ has been resumed in the white house, there are still unprecedented challenges facing the still young administration.
World Healthcare Journal
Cummings’ mudslinging reveals a dysfunctional culture within the central government that has them unprepared for crisis.
Accountable Care Journal
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While the current spotlight is on reducing post-pandemic elective surgery waiting times, emergency departments have been left to pick up the health system’s slack. Public Policy Projects Policy Analyst Lottie Moore spoke to Dr Katherine Henderson about the challenges now facing emergency medicine.
Accountable Care Journal
Gender biases permeate every aspect of society, but the stakes are much higher in healthcare.
Accountable Care Journal
Webinar Report Part Two – Unleashing the potential of global Britain for life sciences: Leading innovation, access and uptake.
World Pharmaceutical and Biotech Journal
Webinar report Part One - Unleashing the potential of global Britain for life sciences: Leading innovation, access and uptake.
World Pharmaceutical and Biotech Journal
Is femtech eroding historical barriers in women's health?
Accountable Care Journal
Part Three: Before we are patients, we are people. IQVIA and Public Policy Projects convened a virtual summit of experts to discuss developments in genomics and precision medicine in the context of unleashing the potential of global Britain for life sciences
World Pharmaceutical and Biotech Journal
Part Two: Driving change through NHS infrastructure. IQVIA and Public Policy Projects convened a virtual summit of experts to discuss developments in genomics and precision medicine in the context of unleashing the potential of global Britain for life sciences
World Pharmaceutical and Biotech Journal
ICJ Editor Francesco Tamilia spoke with several infectious diseases experts to understand how climate change impacts the transmission of infectious diseases and what can be done to minimise and mitigate their impact on people’s health.
Accountable Care Journal
Part One: Competition and collaboration. IQVIA and Public Policy Projects convened a virtual summit of experts to discuss developments in genomics and precision medicine in the context of unleashing the potential of global Britain for life sciences.
World Pharmaceutical and Biotech Journal
Without honestly identifying, recognising, and rectifying the structural barriers to global genomic collaboration, equity across the field of genomics will never be achieved.
Public Policy Projects
With current discussion around integrated care at a fever pitch, what does it actually mean for health and care delivery?
Accountable Care Journal
Integrated Care Journal
While the current spotlight is on reducing post-pandemic elective surgery waiting times, emergency departments have been left to pick up the health system’s slack. Public Policy Projects Policy Analyst Lottie Moore spoke to Dr Katherine Henderson about the challenges now facing emergency medicine.
Accountable Care Journal
Amanda Pritchard is set to be appointed Chief Executive of NHS England this Sunday, taking over from Lord Simon Stevens. She will become the first female NHS Chief Executive in its 73 year history.
Accountable Care Journal
Doctors have found their work “emotionally exhausting” during the Covid-19 pandemic, according to a report published today by the General Medical Council (GMC).
Accountable Care Journal
Gender biases permeate every aspect of society, but the stakes are much higher in healthcare.
Accountable Care Journal
Chair of PPP's recent social care report, Damian Green MP, stresses that legislators can no longer ignore growing cracks in the sector.
Accountable Care Journal
Public Policy Projects (PPP) has launched its State of the Nation Social Care report entitled: The Future of Social Care: Turning Rhetoric into Reality.
Accountable Care Journal
In the face of skyrocketing service demand, the UK must rapidly rethink diagnostic service delivery and quickly increase capacity.
Accountable Care Journal
World Healthcare Journal
A one health approach to public health is needed to prevent future pandemics, this approach must draw upon the crucial link between the natural world and human health.
World Healthcare Journal
Following eight consecutive weeks of a fast-moving surge, new Covid-19 cases in Africa have slowed down, driven by a sharp drop in South Africa.
World Healthcare Journal
Reducing carbon emissions in health service delivery not only helps countries meet net-zero goals but also brings substantial public health benefits.
World Healthcare Journal
The Covid-19 pandemic is worsening the global shortage of healthcare staff. Only sustained, concerted effort led by wealthier nations will avert a crisis.
World Healthcare Journal
Life sciences and pharma experts from across the globe have been asked to share their thoughts on how the UK's departure from the EU and impact of Covid-19 effects the UK's standing as an innovation hub.
World Healthcare Journal
Primary Care Journal
As we ease out of lockdown restrictions and regain some sense of normality, the focus must be on getting early diagnosis back on track. Otherwise, thousands of undiagnosed issues will inevitably lead to a new health crisis.
Primary Care Journal
Dr Chi-Chi Ekhator is a GP based in South London and a GP Appraiser of NHS England. She is also Chair of Five2Medics, an initiative within Ascension Trust, born out of the desire to build wellness and resilience in communities facing disadvantage.
Primary Care Journal
Enhancing collaboration between primary and secondary care is critical to improving patient outcomes.
Primary Care Journal
While many people with a rare disease report the pandemic has been challenging, both for their physical and mental health, it has also required us to fundamentally reconsider the delivery of patient care.
Primary Care Journal
Covid-19's impact on patients and clinicians will likely continue long after the pandemic has subsided.
Primary Care Journal
World Infrastructure Journal
More than just an eyesore, the Marble Arch Mound is a prime example of why you can’t have your cake and eat it too.
World Infrastructure Journal
As more and more alternative providers look to impact an increasingly crowded UK telecommunications market, there is a growing danger that they won’t be able to deliver on their promises.
World Infrastructure Journal
How do efforts to revitalise and rejuvenate cities and towns ensure that they don’t exacerbate the inequalities they try to solve?
World Infrastructure Journal
While the interconnectedness of the UK’s critical infrastructure has reaped tremendous benefit, it also poses a massive security risk – meaning a more proactive approach to cybersecurity must be a priority.
World Infrastructure Journal
The announcement of Project Routemap is set to overhaul the way that major infrastructure projects are planned and delivered – in large part due to an increased consideration of social and environmental cost.
World Infrastructure Journal
Rather than hoping for a technological breakthrough, the government must act more proactively and begin implementing policy that looks to significantly curb carbon emissions using existing resources. Doing so, however, will require a re-evaluation of nuclear's role.
World Infrastructure Journal
‘A better, greener Britain’ was announced today as part of the government’s holistic strategy to decarbonise transport which set out its grand ambition of reaching net zero across the whole system by 2050.
World Infrastructure Journal
As the government launches the first round of the £3 million ZEFI competition, it must be asked – is technology really the way to make air travel more environmentally friendly?
World Infrastructure Journal
Dealing with our plastics problem is important, but unless efforts demand more from producers they are doomed to be futile.
World Infrastructure Journal
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