Inadequate fees
Providers are questioning whether they can continue. Mary Wimbury explains
We are in the season of fee setting – or at least we ought to...
Behaving badly
Public bodies are not engaging professionally, argues Professor Green
It is interesting how the public sector seems to think it deserves to be treated differently...
Nurturing ambition and celebrating success
With the health and social care sector continuing to face unprecedented staffing pressures, this International Women’s Day, Dormy Care Communities founder and chief executive...
Marking time
Tim Read, consultant and author provides his thoughts on the government’s Stable Homes, Built on Love document
At 220 pages, three separate consultations, and at least...
A failed formula
Professor Green believes finding solutions is not that difficult
The prime minister recently held a health forum, which concluded the way the NHS could...
Social care is not the spare child
It’s time for the sector to come out of the shadow, argues Dr Donald Macaskill
As I write this, the media in all its formats...
Greater fairness needed
Professor Green explains why he thinks the CQC is dysfunctional
The CQC is beginning yet another reorganisation and is putting itself into teams across both...
Spirit of innovation
Uncomfortable conversations need to be had. Daniel Casson explains why
The focus of my work is on innovation in care: new systems, new ways of...
A continuous evolution
ARCO has been around for a decade. Michael Voges explains the journey it is on
In 2012, ten founding members – split evenly between not-for-profit...
External forces
The chancellor had little room for manoeuvre
The last few weeks have been unprecedented, with several announcements which were later rescinded. The new chancellor...
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