Being mindful at work doesn’t just reduces stress – it encourages your team to care more about what they do, derive creative solutions and remain loyal, says the Imperial College Business School’s...
Reducing maximum betting stakes - as the government did last week with Fixed Odds Betting Terminals - is not a panacea but it’s a good start, says the LGA’s Simon Blackburn.
Continued reductions in local authorities’ public health grant is disproportionately hitting children’s services, according to the Royal College of Paediatrics & Child Health.
Local authority-funded smoking cessation services in England have been “dramatically reduced” following cuts to public health budgets, according to health campaigners.
Sustainability and transformation partnerships need more funding and to be better implemented, the Healthcare Financial Management Association/CIPFA health and social care conference heard today.
Alcohol and smoking are not a drain on public finances and actually provide a net benefit of £22.8bn, according to a study by the Institute of Economic Affairs.
An increasing rate of drug-related deaths is a major public health concern that could end up costing public finances £700m, council leaders have warned.
Faith in the effectiveness of Sustainability and Transformation Partnerships to help transform services and re-balance NHS finances has improved significantly, according to the Healthcare Financial...
Talks between the Democratic Unionist Party and the Conservatives could be postponed because of the tragic Grenfell Tower fire, which has claimed at least six lives.
Most medical treatments are designed for the ‘average’ patient, so vary in effectiveness. Advances in data analytics will allow a more tailored approach
