Our acute and community care director Rory Deighton told LBC News today that resident doctor strikes could shift the NHS off its path towards improving care, reform, and living within its budget.

Why are so many people being kept out of work by ill health? And what can we actually do about it?

In the latest ep of #HealthOntheLine, Matthew Taylor speaks with Sir Charlie Mayfield about his review into worklessness, and how employers and the NHS can team up to fix it.

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From 1 April 2026, @nhsproviders.bsky.social and the NHS Confederation will merge to form a new organisation representing frontline NHS organisations.

We’re excited to shape the future of #NHS representation, together.

Find out more 🔗 www.nhsconfed.org/news/nhs-pro...

The latest episode of our #HealthOnTheLine podcast discusses just this. Tune in now to hear Matthew Taylor and Mike Farrar break down how we can make structural reform last after it hits the headlines: buff.ly/vL2KOBT

The latest episode of our #HealthOnTheLine podcast discusses just this. Tune in now to hear Matthew Taylor and Mike Farrar break down how we can make structural reform last after it hits the headlines: buff.ly/vL2KOBT

Our chief exec, @confedmatt.bsky.social spoke to BBC Radio 4's Broadcasting House this morning about medicines pricing. He was clear that any new deal the government strikes with pharmaceutical companies must be paid for with additional money and not from existing budgets.

They reflect on decades of leadership, the realities of being underrepresented at the top, and the collective action needed to dismantle racism and discrimination across the NHS.

Tune in now and join the call to build an NHS that is truly anti-racist: buff.ly/1nZcYfk

Our chief exec @confedmatt.bsky.social discussed the @theifs.bsky.social's report about the government's plans for public sector productivity and whether savings of 5 per cent were possible within the health service.

He said money needs to be moved out of hospitals and into community care.

NHS league tables are back. But are they really the right tool to drive improvement, or a blunt instrument that risks misleading the public and demoralising staff?
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In the second season of our Leading Improvement in Health and Care podcast, our latest episode is exploring the role of improvement in implementing the shift from analogue to digital. buff.ly/PoScJDK

Our chief executive @confedmatt.bsky.social told the BBC that new NHS league tables will help the public understand how the money invested in the NHS translates into performance, but the devil will be in the details.

You can read our full response here: www.nhsconfed.org/news/nhs-con...

How do you reform urgent care when the phone never stops ringing?

On #HealthOnTheLine, leaders from @AACE.org.uk, SECAmb, and SWAST tackle the 10 Year Plan, emergency pressures, & what paramedics of the future will need.

Featuring Anna Perry, Simon Weldon, and Dr John Martin.

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What does it take to make a neighbourhood health service real?

This week on #HealthOnTheLine, @confedmatt.bsky.social speaks with Andrew Bland and @rrankine.bsky.social about what proactive, preventative care means in practice.

Tune in now: 🔗 bit.ly/3UwD2Cq