Volume 218, issue 4, April 2021 published online
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Source: The King’s Fund Health Management and Policy Alert
This policy document outlines the government’s vision to unleash the full potential of clinical research delivery to tackle health inequalities, bolster economic recovery and improve the lives of people across the UK.
The future of clinical research delivery sets out the vision for a more patient-centred, pro-innovation and digitally-enabled clinical research environment, which builds on the successes and the lessons we have learned in response to COVID-19 and harnesses the UK’s potential to capitalise on cutting-edge innovations across all treatments and technologies, all phases of research and all conditions.
Their vision puts clinical research delivery front and centre of our plans to build back better so we can tackle the healthcare challenges of the future and patients across the UK and around the world benefit from better health outcomes.
The 5 key themes underpinning the vision are:
The goal is to create a clinical research delivery ecosystem which will shape the future of healthcare and improve people’s lives for years to come.
Read the latest Suicide Prevention bulletin here
The mental illness and primary care current awareness bulletin, produced by Greater Manchester Mental Health Trust, is now available to view and download.
For support accessing any of the articles within the bulletin please contact academic.library@lscft.nhs.uk
Source: The King’s Fund
This toolkit is aimed at leaders in general practice. That doesn’t just mean GPs or partners, but all staff in the position of supporting others and making change. It provides insight, tips and guidance for getting the best out of the increasing options for teams to work separately from each other and at different locations, with colleagues simultaneously at home, in the practice, and elsewhere.
It provides support to answer the following questions:
Source: The King’s Fund Health Management and Policy Alert
After a decade of austerity, the NHS long-term plan was meant to be a turning point for health care. However, those plans have been severely disrupted by the coronavirus pandemic. This analysis shows the scale of the damage done by the pandemic across several major health conditions. It recommends a package of six ambitious changes to ‘build back better’.
Read this week’s bulletin on Learning Disabilities here
The new edition of Community Mental Health Services Current Awareness Bulletin, produced by Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust, is now available to view and download.
For those people who intend to work at the Lantern Centre today – including the Gosall Library, please be aware that IT are undertaking work on the server in the comms room at the Lantern Centre on Friday 26th March from 8.30 am – 10.30am.
Please note: this will mean that all devices connected to the trust server will be offline during this time, including PC’s, laptops, phones, printers, WiFi and any other devices connected to the LSCFT network .
Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience.