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Self pay: A personal journey

Independent consultant Richard Gregory examines how healthcare providers can tell whether they are on-point in meeting the expectations of self-pay patients After covering customer expectation...

The changing healthcare regulation landscape

IHPN CEO David Hare reports from the first joint patient safety conference held by the independent sector in conjunction with the CQC The healthcare world is...
David Hare looks at the NHS Long Term Plan

NHS long term plan: what’s the verdict?

Welcome signals for inclusion in NHS Long Term Plan but more work needed on developing genuine partnership In a rare break from Brexit headlines, for...

Mental health reform: ambitious and necessary change

Tim Read, director, UK and Europe healthcare advisory Marwood Group examines the potential impact of long overdue mental health reform This is why that the publication...

Seasonal trends in cosmetic procedures

In the latest column from the Private Healthcare Information Network (PHIN), healthcare data analysts, Amna Talat and Josh Vaughan, and graduate healthcare data analyst...
IDF CEO Sue Smith looks at what 2019 has in store for medical practice

Stretched to the limit

Independent doctors are facing increasing pressure and more challenges than ever in their bid to deliver high quality patient care in both the NHS...

Hero to (net) zero

IHPN CEO David Hare discusses the landmark pledge from independent healthcare providers to help tackle the climate emergency If the coronavirus pandemic has taught us...

NHS insourcing: the cost-effective solution?

Insourcing business 18 Week Support now works with more than 50 NHS trusts, performing more than 100,000 procedures a year. As financial pressure and...
David Hare looks at the NHS Long Term Plan

The state of care

Despite the headlines, the CQC’s report on the independent sector revealed there is much to be proud of but that doesn’t mean the sector...
Fee rises boost MPS Care turnover

NHS debt: a complete write-off

As the Covid-19 pandemic was reaching its peak, the government declared it was writing-off over £13bn of NHS debt. Coming during the greatest public...