In the media...
Driving dialogue across the sector
Our podcast brings together the influential voices shaping health and social care policy in the UK and their insights are resonating throughout the industry. See where the conversation is happening and explore how Voices of Care is driving dialogue across leading healthcare publications and platforms.
In the media...
Driving dialogue across the sector
Our podcast brings together the influential voices shaping health and social care policy in the UK and their insights are resonating throughout the industry. See where the conversation is happening and explore how Voices of Care is driving dialogue across leading healthcare publications and platforms.
In the media...
Driving dialogue across the sector
Our podcast brings together the influential voices shaping health and social care policy in the UK and their insights are resonating throughout the industry. See where the conversation is happening and explore how Voices of Care is driving dialogue across leading healthcare publications and platforms.
Martin Green, Vic Rayner, Jane Townson
On a recent Voices of Care podcast, from Newcross Healthcare – a channel dedicated to the voice of the health and social care sector – we posed the key question: “Why hasn’t social care been fixed some 25 years since the last royal commission and after so many white papers and green papers?”
Martin Green, Vic Rayner, Jane Townson
On a recent Voices of Care podcast, from Newcross Healthcare – a channel dedicated to the voice of the health and social care sector – we posed the key question: “Why hasn’t social care been fixed some 25 years since the last royal commission and after so many white papers and green papers?”
Martin Green, Vic Rayner, Jane Townson
On a recent Voices of Care podcast, from Newcross Healthcare – a channel dedicated to the voice of the health and social care sector – we posed the key question: “Why hasn’t social care been fixed some 25 years since the last royal commission and after so many white papers and green papers?”
Martin Green, Vic Rayner, Jane Townson
On a recent Voices of Care podcast, from Newcross Healthcare – a channel dedicated to the voice of the health and social care sector – we posed the key question: “Why hasn’t social care been fixed some 25 years since the last royal commission and after so many white papers and green papers?”
CQC, GMC and NHS Race & Health Observatory leaders
Leaders deliver stark assessment on workforce inequalities and share vision that now is the time to end this unacceptable reality to support the people of the NHS, productivity and ultimately patients.
CQC, GMC and NHS Race & Health Observatory leaders
Leaders deliver stark assessment on workforce inequalities and share vision that now is the time to end this unacceptable reality to support the people of the NHS, productivity and ultimately patients.
CQC, GMC and NHS Race & Health Observatory leaders
Leaders deliver stark assessment on workforce inequalities and share vision that now is the time to end this unacceptable reality to support the people of the NHS, productivity and ultimately patients.
CQC, GMC and NHS Race & Health Observatory leaders
Leaders deliver stark assessment on workforce inequalities and share vision that now is the time to end this unacceptable reality to support the people of the NHS, productivity and ultimately patients.
CQC, GMC and NHS Race & Health Observatory leaders
The leaders highlighted the need for everyone in the sector to take personal and collective responsibility to stamp out racism.
CQC, GMC and NHS Race & Health Observatory leaders
The leaders highlighted the need for everyone in the sector to take personal and collective responsibility to stamp out racism.
CQC, GMC and NHS Race & Health Observatory leaders
The leaders highlighted the need for everyone in the sector to take personal and collective responsibility to stamp out racism.
CQC, GMC and NHS Race & Health Observatory leaders
The leaders highlighted the need for everyone in the sector to take personal and collective responsibility to stamp out racism.
Nadra Ahmed CBE
Nadra Ahmed CBE, nationally recognised sector leader with over 40 years experience, whose letter led to Providers Unite’s unprecedented march on Westminster, demands funding not reform and warns social care crisis is getting worse
Nadra Ahmed CBE
Nadra Ahmed CBE, nationally recognised sector leader with over 40 years experience, whose letter led to Providers Unite’s unprecedented march on Westminster, demands funding not reform and warns social care crisis is getting worse
Nadra Ahmed CBE
Nadra Ahmed CBE, nationally recognised sector leader with over 40 years experience, whose letter led to Providers Unite’s unprecedented march on Westminster, demands funding not reform and warns social care crisis is getting worse
Nadra Ahmed CBE
Nadra Ahmed CBE, nationally recognised sector leader with over 40 years experience, whose letter led to Providers Unite’s unprecedented march on Westminster, demands funding not reform and warns social care crisis is getting worse
Nadra Ahmed CBE
The chair of the National Care Association has delivered a blistering attack on Government policy, declaring social care must stop being treated as “an add on” to the NHS as she reveals how 250 frustrated providers united to march on Parliament this year in an unprecedented united show of defiance.
Nadra Ahmed CBE
The chair of the National Care Association has delivered a blistering attack on Government policy, declaring social care must stop being treated as “an add on” to the NHS as she reveals how 250 frustrated providers united to march on Parliament this year in an unprecedented united show of defiance.
Nadra Ahmed CBE
The chair of the National Care Association has delivered a blistering attack on Government policy, declaring social care must stop being treated as “an add on” to the NHS as she reveals how 250 frustrated providers united to march on Parliament this year in an unprecedented united show of defiance.
Nadra Ahmed CBE
The chair of the National Care Association has delivered a blistering attack on Government policy, declaring social care must stop being treated as “an add on” to the NHS as she reveals how 250 frustrated providers united to march on Parliament this year in an unprecedented united show of defiance.
Ming Tang Chief Digital and Information Officer, NHS England
Ming Tang has outlined an ambitious vision for how technology and Al will revolutionise healthcare delivery, promising to fundamentally change the relationship between patients and the NHS while delivering better outcomes for both staff and patients.
Ming Tang Chief Digital and Information Officer, NHS England
Ming Tang has outlined an ambitious vision for how technology and Al will revolutionise healthcare delivery, promising to fundamentally change the relationship between patients and the NHS while delivering better outcomes for both staff and patients.
Ming Tang Chief Digital and Information Officer, NHS England
Ming Tang has outlined an ambitious vision for how technology and Al will revolutionise healthcare delivery, promising to fundamentally change the relationship between patients and the NHS while delivering better outcomes for both staff and patients.
Ming Tang Chief Digital and Information Officer, NHS England
Ming Tang has outlined an ambitious vision for how technology and Al will revolutionise healthcare delivery, promising to fundamentally change the relationship between patients and the NHS while delivering better outcomes for both staff and patients.
Sir Jermery Hunt, former Health Secretary, Chancellor and Foreign Secretary
The UK’s longest-serving Health Secretary has delivered a challenge to the Government’s health agenda, warning that “tactical thinking” and “generous pay settlements” risk leaving no funding for “genuine transformation while social care reform remains ignored”
Sir Jermery Hunt, former Health Secretary, Chancellor and Foreign Secretary
The UK’s longest-serving Health Secretary has delivered a challenge to the Government’s health agenda, warning that “tactical thinking” and “generous pay settlements” risk leaving no funding for “genuine transformation while social care reform remains ignored”
Sir Jermery Hunt, former Health Secretary, Chancellor and Foreign Secretary
The UK’s longest-serving Health Secretary has delivered a challenge to the Government’s health agenda, warning that “tactical thinking” and “generous pay settlements” risk leaving no funding for “genuine transformation while social care reform remains ignored”
Sir Jermery Hunt, former Health Secretary, Chancellor and Foreign Secretary
The UK’s longest-serving Health Secretary has delivered a challenge to the Government’s health agenda, warning that “tactical thinking” and “generous pay settlements” risk leaving no funding for “genuine transformation while social care reform remains ignored”
Sir Jermery Hunt, former Health Secretary, Chancellor and Foreign Secretary
In an interview with Newcross Healthcare's Voices of Care podcast, former health secretary Sir Jeremy Hunt said Streeting may have thought NHS strikes happened because of ‘hopeless evil Tories' but warned there are ‘very politically motivated people' within health unions who will demand more.
Sir Jermery Hunt, former Health Secretary, Chancellor and Foreign Secretary
In an interview with Newcross Healthcare's Voices of Care podcast, former health secretary Sir Jeremy Hunt said Streeting may have thought NHS strikes happened because of ‘hopeless evil Tories' but warned there are ‘very politically motivated people' within health unions who will demand more.
Sir Jermery Hunt, former Health Secretary, Chancellor and Foreign Secretary
In an interview with Newcross Healthcare's Voices of Care podcast, former health secretary Sir Jeremy Hunt said Streeting may have thought NHS strikes happened because of ‘hopeless evil Tories' but warned there are ‘very politically motivated people' within health unions who will demand more.
Sir Jermery Hunt, former Health Secretary, Chancellor and Foreign Secretary
In an interview with Newcross Healthcare's Voices of Care podcast, former health secretary Sir Jeremy Hunt said Streeting may have thought NHS strikes happened because of ‘hopeless evil Tories' but warned there are ‘very politically motivated people' within health unions who will demand more.
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Professor Martin Green, Rebekah Cresswell, Andrea Kincade, Peter Kinsey, Tim Davies and Nuno Lopes
As official podcast partners to the Care England Annual Conference we are delighted to share the latest Voices of Care episode featuring 7 leaders from the sector; a golden thread running through this episode (echoing the "Stand by me" theme of the Conference ) is the call for the sector to unite and be recognised for its contribution.
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Bill Morgan, Sarah Woolnough and Maria Tereno
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Professor Oonagh Smyth CBE
Fresh from a CBE and securing a new three-year government contract, Oonagh reflects on what the latest annual workforce report really tells us:
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Rukshana Kapasi OBE
Barnardo's Director of Health, calls for measurable accountability in government's ambition to create "healthiest generation of children" and urges neighbourhood health models to truly partner with voluntary sector
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Duncan Burton and Karen Bonner
In this episode of Voices of Care, Duncan Burton, Chief Nursing Officer for England, and Karen Bonner, Chief Nurse for London, discuss the pressures facing the nursing profession and their vision for its future.
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Helen Dent
The NHS is imposing "huge costs on itself" through outdated funding practices that are simultaneously draining budgets and blocking access to innovative diagnostic technologies, according to Helen Dent, Chief Executive of the British In Vitro Diagnostics Association (BIVDA), speaking on Newcross Healthcare's Voices of Care podcast with host Suhail Mirza.
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Ben Travis
Ben Travis, Chief Executive of Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust (LGT), has opened up about the remarkable transformation journey of a Trust born from one of the most controversial episodes in NHS history, speaking on Newcross Healthcare's Voices of Care podcast with host Suhail Mirza.
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Professor Mumtaz Patel
Professor Mumtaz Patel discusses the need for the above vision, the cultural and operational pressures (including “corridor care”)facing physicians and the vital importance of supporting female medical leaders across the globe.
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Paul Rees
In a candid conversation with host Suhail Mirza, Rees discusses the organisation's culture transformation, the maternity crisis, and nursing's critical role in delivering the Government's ten-year NHS plan.
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Helen Whyley
Helen Whyley, Director for the Royal College of Nursing in Wales, joins host Suhail Mirza on this week’s Voices of Care episode to discuss the pressures that led to industrial action, the future of nursing, diversity and much, much more.
The Voices of Care Podcast.
Don't miss our latest episodes.
We bring together the leaders, innovators and voices from across the whole of the healthcare landscape, who have the courage to re-imagine a system fit for the 21st century.
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Professor Martin Green, Rebekah Cresswell, Andrea Kincade, Peter Kinsey, Tim Davies and Nuno Lopes
As official podcast partners to the Care England Annual Conference we are delighted to share the latest Voices of Care episode featuring 7 leaders from the sector; a golden thread running through this episode (echoing the "Stand by me" theme of the Conference ) is the call for the sector to unite and be recognised for its contribution.
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Bill Morgan, Sarah Woolnough and Maria Tereno
Voices of Care podcast brings together three leading voices to assess whether the UK can truly become the world's third largest life sciences economy in the next decade and how policymakers can leverage healthcare as a driver of economic growth and launch platform for new medicines for patients. Declaration of involvement : Boehringer did not fund or commission this podcast and had no editorial control over its content or any related materials. The podcast was checked for factual inaccuracies only
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Professor Oonagh Smyth CBE
Fresh from a CBE and securing a new three-year government contract, Oonagh reflects on what the latest annual workforce report really tells us:
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Rukshana Kapasi OBE
Barnardo's Director of Health, calls for measurable accountability in government's ambition to create "healthiest generation of children" and urges neighbourhood health models to truly partner with voluntary sector
The Voices of Care Podcast.
Don't miss our latest episodes.
We bring together the leaders, innovators and voices from across the whole of the healthcare landscape, who have the courage to re-imagine a system fit for the 21st century.
CTA-Tag
Professor Martin Green, Rebekah Cresswell, Andrea Kincade, Peter Kinsey, Tim Davies and Nuno Lopes
As official podcast partners to the Care England Annual Conference we are delighted to share the latest Voices of Care episode featuring 7 leaders from the sector; a golden thread running through this episode (echoing the "Stand by me" theme of the Conference ) is the call for the sector to unite and be recognised for its contribution.
CTA-Tag
Bill Morgan, Sarah Woolnough and Maria Tereno
Voices of Care podcast brings together three leading voices to assess whether the UK can truly become the world's third largest life sciences economy in the next decade and how policymakers can leverage healthcare as a driver of economic growth and launch platform for new medicines for patients. Declaration of involvement : Boehringer did not fund or commission this podcast and had no editorial control over its content or any related materials. The podcast was checked for factual inaccuracies only
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Professor Oonagh Smyth CBE
Fresh from a CBE and securing a new three-year government contract, Oonagh reflects on what the latest annual workforce report really tells us:
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Rukshana Kapasi OBE
Barnardo's Director of Health, calls for measurable accountability in government's ambition to create "healthiest generation of children" and urges neighbourhood health models to truly partner with voluntary sector
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