The discussion (featuring Aviva, PHIN and Practice Plus Group) looks at the emergence of a more blended health system, where public, private, insured, self-pay and employer-supported care increasingly intersect

A powerful conversation on public trust, patient voice, complaints, accountability, NHS reform, systemic learning and why complaints should be treated as a gift for the NHS.

In this episode of Voices of Care, M. Suhail Mirza is joined by three exceptional NHS leaders: Louise Stead, Vanessa Ford MBE and Cara Charles-Barks MBE.

4 national leaders discuss the future of Homecare, Tech and Fair Funding and Commissioning and present opportunity to truly value the sector's workforce.

The NHS can't do it alone. Bupa's Richard Washington and Philip Luce on why collaboration is the only answer.

Many commentators decry the "nanny state" yet a clear message from William Roberts, CEO at the Royal Society for Public Health, in our latest Voices of Care podcast challenges this narrative.

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.

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

Fresh from a CBE and securing a new three-year government contract, Oonagh reflects on what the latest annual workforce report really tells us:

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