Designing integrated care systems<\/strong><\/p>\n NHS England has published Designing integrated care systems (ICSs) in England<\/a>.\u00a0 This guide is aimed at all the health and care leaders working to offer well-co-ordinated efficient services a reality.\u00a0 It sets out the different levels of management that make up an integrated care system, describing their core functions, the rationale behind them and how they will work together.<\/p>\n Driving improvement in independent hospitals<\/strong><\/p>\n The Care Quality Commission has published Driving improvement: case studies from eight independent hospitals<\/a>.\u00a0 This report explores how eight independent acute hospitals have been able to make significant improvements in the quality of care and improve their CQC rating on re-inspection.<\/p>\n Investing in the NHS Long Term Plan<\/strong><\/p>\n The Health Foundation has published Investing in the NHS long term plan: job done?<\/a> This briefing analyses the challenges facing health and social care and looks at the implications of the plan for activity levels and workforce in the NHS in England. It sets out funding scenarios for areas of health spending outside NHS England\u2019s budget (including NHS workforce, capital investment, the prevention agenda and adult social care) and examines the potential impact on wider public spending.<\/p>\n The findings of the analysis are supported by a survey carried out by NHS Confederation Unfinished business: the need to invest in the whole health and care system<\/a>. This report sets out views from health service leaders about their experiences of implementing the long-term plan to date.<\/p>\n Carer\u2019s breaks<\/strong><\/p>\n The Social Care Institute for Excellence has published Carers\u2019 breaks: guidance for commissioners and providers<\/a>. This guidance is for commissioners, providers and others involved in the planning, shaping and delivery of support for adult carers. It aims to improve outcomes and practice, promote innovation and remove some of the barriers carers face in meeting their needs for a break from caring. It includes case studies.<\/p>\n Advocacy for children<\/strong><\/p>\n The Children\u2019s Commissioner has published Advocacy for children<\/a>. This report takes stock of advocacy provided by local authorities and highlights ongoing issues observed by the Children\u2019s Commissioner\u2019s Help at Hand service, which provides advice and help to children in care. This research is intended to contribute to ongoing work to promote support for effective advocacy and to ensure that children and young people receive a good service wherever they are.<\/p>\n Preparing primary and community care for genomic research<\/strong><\/p>\n The National Institute for Health Research and Royal College of General Practitioners have published Preparing primary and community care in the NHS for genomic research: A joint report by the NIHR CRN and RCGP<\/a>. This report contains recommendations to promote genomic research in primary and community care.<\/p>\n Cancer patient survival: stage at diagnosis<\/strong><\/p>\n The Office for National Statistics has published How stage at diagnosis affects survival of cancer patients<\/a>. This article presents new five-year cancer survival estimates by stage and outlines how stage of diagnosis for different cancers affects health outcomes<\/p>\n Oesophago-gastric cancer<\/strong><\/p>\n The Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership has published Oesophago-gastric cancer: short report<\/a>.\u00a0 This is part of a series of short reports exploring specific issues in Oesophago-Gastric (OG) cancer. This report examines why patients with a curative treatment plan for oesophago-gastric cancer do not go on to receive surgery.\u00a0 The National Oesophago-Gastric Cancer Audit plans to follow-up this initial investigation with further evaluation to enable specific recommendations in subsequent works.<\/p>\n Views of first time Chief Executives<\/strong><\/p>\n The NHS Confederation has published The best job in the world?\u00a0 The views of first time chief executives<\/a>.<\/u>\u00a0 This report sets outlines the views of new NHS chief executives on the changes in leadership approach and culture that they believe will be required if the NHS is to meet the ambitions of the Long Term Plan.<\/p>\n Sentinel Stroke National Audit Programme<\/strong><\/p>\n The Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership has published Sentinel Stroke National Audit Programme: annual report 2019<\/a>.\u00a0 This annual report examines the findings of data collected during five years from April 2013 \u2013 March 2018.\u00a0 It aims to provide a picture of the characteristics of people who have a stroke and the care that is provided to them in hospital and following discharge. 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