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Enhancing Junior Doctors\u2019 Working Lives: annual progress report 2022 – Health Education England<\/strong>
\nThis is the sixth report<\/a> that looks at the achievements over the past year of the Enhancing Junior Doctors\u2019 Working Lives programme in providing improved support for doctors in training. The programme was established in March 2016, to address a range of issues that were having a significant negative impact on the quality of life of doctors in postgraduate training. Led by Health Education England (HEE), it is a cross-system collaboration to drive and deliver system improvements and meaningful change to postgraduate medical training. HEE worked collaboratively with system partners in the Academy of Medical Royal Colleges, the GMC, NHS Employers and the BMA as well as individual Medical Royal Colleges and the devolved nations to address those issues and provide trainees and stakeholders with yearly updates on progress.<\/p>\n

Protecting human rights in care settings – Joint Committee on Human Rights<\/strong>
\nThis report<\/a> warns that gaps remain in how vulnerable people are protected in care settings, leaving their human rights at risk of being breached. It finds that mechanisms such as Do Not Attempt Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation notices and Deprivation of Liberty Safeguards are often not applied correctly, meaning treatment can be wrongfully withheld or an individual\u2019s liberty infringed. It calls on the Government to work with the Care Quality Commission to ensure there is stringent oversight of how care providers implement safeguards designed to protect the human rights of care users.<\/p>\n

Expert panel: evaluation of government\u2019s commitments in the area of the health and social care workforce in England – House of Commons Health and Social Care Committee<\/strong>
\nThis evaluation<\/a> by a panel of independent experts considered how the government had progressed overall against seven commitments it has made in three policy areas across the NHS and social care: planning for the workforce; building a skilled workforce; and wellbeing at work, including reducing high rates of bullying in the NHS. The panel rated the government’s overall progress \u2018inadequate\u2019 in meeting these targets.<\/p>\n

Tackling inequalities in healthcare access, experience, and outcomes: actionable insights – NHS England<\/strong>
\nThis guide<\/a> aims to support NHS systems in reducing healthcare inequalities and compliments the\u00a0Healthcare Inequalities Improvement Dashboard\u00a0and\u00a0Actionable Insights tool. Based on analysis of 32 case study examples for tackling inequalities in healthcare, four themes emerged. These are proposed as necessary foundations for sustained service level action: creating an enabling system context; building clear and shared understanding; maintaining a sense of urgency and commitment to act; and focusing on implementation, impact and evaluation. The guide was commissioned by the Health Foundation and NHS England and co-written by the Yorkshire and Humber Academic Health Science Network with an expert reference group.<\/p>\n

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