Therapeutic play has profound impacts on children’s healthcare experiences and outcomes. Starlight’s report on Health Play ...

NHS England » How acting as an anchor employer can help the NHS address health inequalities in coastal communities ...

Cicely is a Senior Policy and Programme Manager in the Healthcare Inequalities Improvement Team at NHS England, where she is ...

This guidance document for procurement professionals sets out how the regulations should be followed by the public bodies to which they apply, provides detailed examples of the scope of the ...

The schematic summarises the guidance outlined in Research matters: enabling and sustaining a research-positive culture for ...

PrEP drugs can prevent people who are HIV-negative from acquiring the virus. If a person is exposed to it, the injection works by blocking an enzyme called integrase, which HIV needs to make copies of ...

Hereditary Tyrosinaemia Type 1 (HT1) is a rare, genetically inherited disorder that affects around 7 babies per year in the UK. Left untreated, it can lead to severe complications such as organ damage ...

We want to reiterate our zero tolerance stance to all forms of hatred, antisemitism, Islamophobia, racism and to any form of discriminatory behaviour. We reiterate our commitment to creating ...

We wrote to you in June following the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care’s announcement of a rapid independent investigation into maternity and neonatal services, an independent taskforce, ...

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New data today reveals 4.3 million people have received the flu vaccine – including 3.57 million last week alone – as NHS teams across England ramp up efforts to help protect those most at risk of ...

Flu vaccines are available for everyone aged 65 and over, under 65s in clinical risk groups, care home residents and carers, close contacts of those who are immunosuppressed, frontline health and ...