The pandemic has caused unprecdented disruption to elective care across the globe, what steps are different countries taking to stem growing backlogs in care across the sector?
World Healthcare Journal
Public Policy Projects has opened its latest infrastructure inquiry ‘The Future of UK Rail’ in partnership with Trainline.com, CPMS Group and Hitachi Rail. Chaired by Former Transport Minister and PPP Deputy Chair Stephen Hammond MP, the launch was an ambitious discussion on how the UK can radically
World Infrastructure Journal
Bailiff enforced evictions banned until 31st May while the commercial evictions ban has been extended for a further three months, to 30th June.
World Infrastructure Journal
A team of research and development engineers, doctors and mathematicians have created the MassVentil system, a ventilator that is able to ventilate up to 5 people at the same time
World Healthcare Journal
Earlier this week, Ghana became the first country outside of India to receive Covid-19 vaccine doses shipped via the COVAX Facility
World Healthcare Journal
Two AstraZeneca/Oxford vaccines will be used in the COVAX initiative in coming weeks
World Healthcare Journal
A new report found that global infrastructure could require at least seven trillion dollars of spending every year to address the growing climate emergency and recover from the Covid-19 pandemic.
World Infrastructure Journal
The ONS has revealed that construction output in December 2020 was down 2.9 per cent from November, falling to its lowest level since August.
World Infrastructure Journal
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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
The damage of heatwaves to human health, productivity and lifestyles is growing. This is primarily because of the increasing likelihood of heatwaves caused by climate change. What are the impacts of this silent killer and what can be done about it?
Accountable Care Journal
Introducing ‘health information seeker’ – a concept that cuts through complexity to support policy and decisions around commissioning, adoption or use of IT.
Accountable Care Journal
Integrated Care Journal
Rt Hon Damian Green, Chair of PPP's State of the Nation 'The Social Care Challenge: Implementing a Connected System report', responds to the lack of clarity on social care reform in the Queen's Speech.
Accountable Care Journal
The highly anticipated Queen’s Speech of 11 May 2021 laid out the Government’s priorities for the year ahead. While inequality received just one line, the focus on education will be positive in addressing the social determinants of health.
Accountable Care Journal
In a world where information is abundant but screened less by relevance than by the time it takes to digest it, we have to recognise the multiple challenges in play.
Accountable Care Journal
A landmark report, published last week by the United Nation Environment Programme (UNEP), found that achieving a 45 per cent reduction in methane emissions within this decade would prevent more than 250,000 premature deaths.
Accountable Care Journal
Nuno Almeida, Chief Executive of Nourish Care and member of the APPG on Adult Social Care, stresses the importance of creating a digital thread to link care services with the wider healthcare sector.
Accountable Care Journal
The pandemic has underscored long-term need of reform in reproductive healthcare, writes Charley Hacquoil, Policy Analyst at Public Policy Projects.
Accountable Care Journal
PPP is driving discussion around correcting disparities and indeed improving outcomes in women’s healthcare.
Accountable Care Journal
World Healthcare Journal
Perhaps it is time to rethink our approach to old age and the way we see elderly people in our society?
World Healthcare Journal
The pandemic has caused unprecdented disruption to elective care across the globe, what steps are different countries taking to stem growing backlogs in care across the sector?
World Healthcare Journal
Rising temperatures across the globe are posing an increasingly dangerous problem for health systems across the world.
World Healthcare Journal
Global health is driven by women, a fact too often ignored in health and care workforce planning.
World Healthcare Journal
A team of research and development engineers, doctors and mathematicians have created the MassVentil system, a ventilator that is able to ventilate up to 5 people at the same time
World Healthcare Journal
Earlier this week, Ghana became the first country outside of India to receive Covid-19 vaccine doses shipped via the COVAX Facility
World Healthcare Journal
The announcement comes after more than 50 years of commitment to eradicating malaria in the nation
World Healthcare Journal
Primary Care Journal
While the adoption of population health management is still in its infancy, and there is a need for more evidence and better exchange mechanisms to share it, can localities really afford not to try?
Primary Care Journal
Increased screen usage throughout the pandemic has not been kind to our eyes. More than one in three people in the UK have reported deteriorating eyesight over the past year due to more time spent indoors and extra screen time, according to an online poll conducted by YouGov for Fight for Sight.
Primary Care Journal
One of the most important ways the UK can assist in a global recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic is, firstly, to improve its domestic response by freeing up capacity and the supply of vaccines. Professor James Kingsland reflects on what the UK can do to support the world emerging from the pandemic.
Primary Care Journal
The Association of Dental Groups (ADG) has welcomed the publication of Public Health England’s report on “Oral health inequalities in England”. The report reveals stark variations between regions in oral health and highlights a clear “north/south” divide.
Primary Care Journal
London South Bank University (LSBU), Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) and Modality Partnership have launched the first ‘new to partnership’ GP leadership programme to provide primary care leaders with the knowledge and skills they need lead at executive level.
Primary Care Journal
Gianpiero Celino, Clinical Director, Cegedim Healthcare Solutions, outlines a vision for the future of digital healthcare building on the huge progress the NHS made during 2020.
Primary Care Journal
Dr Martin Skipper, Head of Policy for the LDC Confederation highlights major discrepancies in the Government’s strategy for NHS dentistry during the pandemic.
Primary Care Journal
Primary care at scale (PCaS) entered the lexicon of healthcare in the NHS in England over 10 years ago. It should be regarded as a set of principles rather than an organisational form, albeit when these principles are applied, a larger provider organisation often results.
Primary Care Journal
World Infrastructure Journal
While the Queen’s Speech addressed a number of pressing needs in housing, a commitment to enshrining the Social Housing White Paper into law was conspicuously absent. However, even the provisions laid out in the paper may not be enough to solve the housing crisis.
World Infrastructure Journal
Infrastructure had an important role to play in the Queen's Speech as the government’s levelling-up agenda was put firmly centre stage of the legislative priorities for the next year.
World Infrastructure Journal
Smart cities are an attractive option to local councils aiming to improve sustainability and economic growth. But this increased data sharing raises significant security risks and highlights the need for a more robust and policy-driven approach to data management.
World Infrastructure Journal
The importance of innovation and organization in decarbonising the rail network and meeting the levelling up agenda was a main focus in the second session of PPP’s Future of UK Rail series
World Infrastructure Journal
The latest Public Policy Projects Connected Citizens study, in partnership with Anderson Strategy and Huawei, has unveiled that connectivity could bring trillions in value to local economies by 2030, but taking advantage of this will be crucial.
World Infrastructure Journal
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