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# NHS Networks

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## Posts

- [Blog](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/)
- [Putting the voluntary and community sector at the heart of neighbourhood health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/putting-the-voluntary-and-community-sector-at-the-heart-of-neighbourhood-health/) - For neighbourhood health to succeed, the voluntary and community sector (VCS) must be recognised as an integral part of the neighbourhood health model. It’s about the NHS, VCS and communities bringing their strengths together, shaping decisions and working collaboratively to better meet local people’s needs. Read more in this article by the Bridge Renewal Trust
- [Neighbourhood community development workshops](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/neighbourhood-community-development-workshops/) - PCC has designed workshops for anyone looking to establish how to contribute to transformation of services and build an approach to developing (or contributing to) a neighbourhood plan, whether you’re working in primary care, commissioning, a local authority or integrated care board, a voluntary or third sector organisation, faith or community organisation. Each 2 ½
- [Boost to urgent care to ease winter pressures on NHS](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/boost-to-urgent-care-to-ease-winter-pressures-on-nhs/) - The government has announcing that almost £140 million will be invested in 14 new urgent care schemes across England, including new urgent treatment centres and same day emergency care services, new ambulance fleets, and emergency department upgrades, providing a significant increase in frontline and urgent care capacity.
- [Guidance on NHS staff facilities](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/guidance-on-nhs-staff-facilities/) - This guidance advises NHS trusts, NHS foundation trusts and integrated care boards on the approach they must take in the provision and use of physical staff facilities – including changing, washing and showering areas, toilets and staff accommodation.
- [Getting England’s teenagers moving](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/getting-englands-teenagers-moving/) - This report warns that we are raising a bedroom generation. More than a third of 15-year-olds say they hardly ever leave their bedroom except for school, and there are nearly 100,000 more completely inactive teens than in 2018. The report sets out a plan for a new right to sport to ensure every pupil, no
- [Infection prevention control week](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/infection-prevention-control-week/) - This week is Infection Prevention Control Week. It focuses on everyday actions to stop the spread of infections and highlight infection control in healthcare and communities. The theme is generations of infection prevention.
- [GP premises dispute resolution for commissioners](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-premises-dispute-resolution-for-commissioners-2/) - GP premises are essential to the delivery of NHS primary care medical services. Commissioners have the responsibility to make the necessary reimbursements for premises costs to GP contractors, but there may be times where disputes arise between the commissioner and the contractor. This three-hour virtual training session will look at the dispute process, what this includes
- [Improving flu vaccination uptake for frontline workers in social care settings](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/improving-flu-vaccination-uptake-for-frontline-workers-in-social-care-settings/) - Getting the flu vaccine every year is the best way to help protect health and care staff, their families, and the people they care for. As a reminder under the Seasonal Vaccination Enhanced Service Specification, GP practices may offer flu vaccinations to registered and non-registered eligible frontline workers in social care settings without an employer
- [Pharmacy health campaigns](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pharmacy-health-campaigns/) - As part of the Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework 2026/27, community pharmacy contractors must promote two national health campaigns. The first campaign, which is currently running from 5 October-25 October 2026, focuses on encouraging the public to treat pharmacy teams with respect, so they can undertake their professional practice safely. Contractors should ensure they are promoting
- [Shaping the National Academy for Social Prescribing's new strategy](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/shaping-the-national-academy-for-social-prescribings-new-strategy/) - The National Academy for Social Prescribing (NASP) is a national charity that champions social prescribing by providing training and development, building partnerships and developing the evidence for what works. NASP commissioned the Patients Association to explore patients' experiences of social prescribing and identify opportunities to strengthen future social prescribing services. This report captures the findings
- [Closing the health gap for minority ethnic women](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/closing-the-health-gap-for-minority-ethnic-women/) - This report states that minority ethnic women in the North of England face a lifetime of inequalities that stretch from childhood and maternity care to employment, mental health and later life. The report found that racial discrimination, poverty and regional underinvestment combine to produce significantly worse outcomes in the North than elsewhere in England, while
- [Specialty, associate specialist, specialist and locally employed doctors survey findings](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/specialty-associate-specialist-specialist-and-locally-employed-doctors-survey-findings/) - According to this report, thousands of doctors are experiencing bullying and discrimination at work, but many do not believe it is safe or worthwhile to report. Almost one in four (23%) locally employed doctors and nearly one in three (31%) of specialty, associate specialist and specialist doctors said they had experienced or witnessed bullying or
- [Introduction to project management](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/introduction-to-project-management-8/) - The NHS is undergoing unprecedented transformation. With the rollout of the 10 Year Health Plan, the shift from hospital to community care, digital-first services, and major structural reforms, project management skills are no longer optional—they’re essential. Project management requires a specific set of skills, some of which we possess naturally and can learn to use
- [NHS dentistry care pathways guidance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-dentistry-care-pathways-guidance-2/) - The NHS dentistry care pathways guidance sets out the clinical framework underpinning the new care pathways and should be read alongside the updated NHS dentistry: quality and payment reforms contractual guidance. For colleagues who were unable to attend, a recording of the NHS dental quality and payment reforms webinar on care pathways, held on 17
- [NHS Community Pharmacy Prescribing Specification](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-community-pharmacy-prescribing-specification/) - The NHS Community Pharmacy Prescribing Specification is now available as the final draft on the NHS Business Services Authority (BSA) website. The specification enables prescribing capability within the NHS Pharmacy First Service and NHS Pharmacy Contraception Service, including the provision of Prescription Management and must be used in conjunction with the relevant service specifications to
- [Primary care’s role in cancer plan delivery](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-cares-role-in-cancer-plan-delivery/) - This episode of the Transforming Primary Care podcast explores the delivery of the National Cancer Plan. A panel of primary care network cancer leads discuss the initiatives that are underway. They explore how is primary care helping to lead the way in cancer prevention through earlier diagnosis, improving screening uptake and reducing inequalities.
- [Financial plumbing for neighbourhood health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/financial-plumbing-for-neighbourhood-health/) - As the concept of a neighbourhood health service shifts from being a policy idea into implementation, questions have arisen about the role that changes to funding arrangements, and the financial architecture of the health system will play in enabling this. This report aims to provide insight into the ongoing development of neighbourhood health across two
- [Learning from suicide-related compensation claims](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/learning-from-suicide-related-compensation-claims/) - This review explores learning from suicide-related compensation claims made against mental health trusts. The report highlights opportunities to strengthen communication, support effective family involvement, improve risk assessment processes and address organisational factors that can influence patient safety and care.
- [Team days with impact](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/team-days-with-impact-2/) - “Helpful facilitation to allow us space to explore some concepts around how we work as a team and ways to optimise this moving forward.” Teams benefit from time out to think, talk, and plan in a well-organised, facilitated safe space. Externally facilitated conversations help people to feel able to contribute and be heard and help
- [State of the adult social care sector workforce](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/state-of-the-adult-social-care-sector-workforce/) - Skills for Care’s State of the adult social care sector and workforce in England report has identified the combination of employment and development factors most strongly associated with retaining care workers. The report found turnover rates of care workers fall from 34.3% to 15.3% when employers combine competitive pay, guaranteed hours, training, qualifications, and full-time
- [Independent review into mental health conditions, ADHD and autism](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/independent-review-into-mental-health-conditions-adhd-and-autism/) - This report considers changes in prevalence, need and demand, and what is influencing them as well as the benefits and risks of diagnosis, and how support could be better matched to need. It describes how well current services respond, including waiting times, inequalities and gaps in support and makes recommendations for prevention, earlier support, improved
- [Pressures on maternity services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pressures-on-maternity-services/) - This report looks at three common explanations of what might be causing pressures on maternity services and argues that it’s important not to oversimplify what is happening.
- [The regulation of AI in healthcare](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-regulation-of-ai-in-healthcare/) - This response details how the Government intends to take forward the recommendations made by the Independent National Commission into the Regulation of AI in Healthcare.
- [Incorporation, the GMS contract and practice premises](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/incorporation-the-gms-contract-and-practice-premises/) - As GP practices continue to face increasing financial, workforce and estate pressures, many are exploring incorporation as a means of modernising their business structure and reducing personal risk. However, incorporation raises important considerations in relation to the General Medical Services (GMS) contract, the ownership and occupation of practice premises, and the associated reimbursement arrangements. A
- [Building confident leading women ](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-confident-leading-women-36/) - “Overall, the programme has helped me feel more confident in my voice, my decision-making, and my ability to lead without needing to be perfect or have complete certainty.” PCC’s Building confident women leaders programme provides the opportunity for women leaders and aspiring leaders from across health and social care organisations to consider their current challenges
- [Patients unsure who to turn to in NHS care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/patients-unsure-who-to-turn-to-in-nhs-care/) - Patients are struggling to navigate NHS systems according to public polling conducted on behalf of the Royal College of General Practitioners. The survey of 2000 UK adults found 64% of respondents contacted their GP practice at least once in the last year because they were waiting for care from another NHS service. The College is
- [Healthcare improvement resources](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/healthcare-improvement-resources/) - NHS England-commissioned resources support improvement in healthcare, from the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP): Beyond hip fracture National Audit of Inpatient Falls (NAIF) report National Early Inflammatory Arthritis Audit summary report National Joint Registry - annual report National Emergency Laparotomy Audit - eleventh patient report National Clinical Audit of Psychosis National Neonatal Audit Programme summary report
- [Coding appointments for clinically urgent patients](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/coding-appointments-for-clinically-urgent-patients/) - As set out in Supplementary information to support changes to the 2026/27 GP contract, the GP contract requires that requests identified as clinically urgent, as determined by the GP practice, must be dealt with on the same day. The Recording same day appointments for all clinically urgent patients guidance supports practices in appropriately coding clinically
- [Housebound and specialist support vaccination appointments](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/housebound-and-specialist-support-vaccination-appointments/) - GP practices participating in Covid-19 and/or flu vaccination services must ensure that all eligible housebound patients are offered vaccinations, in line with the GP service specification. Practices which are not participating in the seasonal vaccination service are encouraged to signpost patients to housebound and specialist vaccination appointments using their local pathways. Integrated care boards can
- [Strategic commissioning: Facilitative commissioning for system accountability](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/strategic-commissioning-facilitative-commissioning-for-system-accountability/) - When performance slips, systems revert to command-and-control — more escalation, more assurance, more defensiveness. This workshop offers insight to integrated care board commissioners and provider commissioning hubs on a different approach of shared purpose, outcome focus and transparent delivery, allowing commissioners to become a “gardener leader” - creating the right conditions for change rather than demanding
- [Changes to ICB boundaries](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/changes-to-icb-boundaries/) - NHS England has agreed three changes to integrated care board (ICB) boundaries from 1 April 2027, to ensure alignment with strategic authority footprints. Further decisions about ICB changes, anticipated to be implemented from April 2028, will be made in due course. To support ICBs as they prepare for boundary changes on 1 April 2027, NHS
- [Elective single point of access](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/elective-single-point-of-access/) - NHS England's technical guidance helps integrated care systems deliver the priorities in the Medium Term Planning Framework for providing more specialist care closer to home, whether through neighbourhood services, community care or primary care. It provides an overview of elective single point of access and sets out actions for systems and their partners to expand
- [A fairer system of social care support](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/a-fairer-system-of-social-care-support/) - This report published by the King's Fund sets out proposals for a reformed adult social care system in England. They identify the key problems to be addressed: access, quality, integration, variation, the market and workforce.
- [Baby loss awareness week](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/baby-loss-awareness-week-2/) - This week is Baby Loss Awareness Week. This is an opportunity to bring us together as a community and give anyone touched by pregnancy and baby loss a safe and supportive space to share their experiences and feel that they are not alone. This year marks the 24th year of Baby Loss Awareness Week in
- [Primary care eyecare contracts – contract changes and variations](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-eyecare-contracts-contract-changes-and-variations-2/) - NHS eyecare is a vital primary care service, this session provides a detailed overview of the types of variations commissioners may encounter, such as changes to services and ownership, and how these will be managed.
- [Support to tackle mental health crises](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/support-to-tackle-mental-health-crises/) - Responding to the findings of the Independent Review into prevalence and support for mental health conditions, ADHD and autism, the Government has committed to an overhaul of mental health support in the forthcoming mental health strategy. This will set out a focus on prevention and early intervention.
- [Prescription ready alerts on smartwatches and mobiles](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/prescription-ready-alerts-on-smartwatches-and-mobiles/) - People can now get an alert on their smartwatch or mobile when their prescription is ready to be collected. The alerts are being introduced following the success of the prescription tracking feature in the NHS App, which has been used by nearly 2.9 million people since its launch last year.
- [Payments for the MMRV catch-up programme](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/payments-for-the-mmrv-catch-up-programme/) - An amendment to the GMS Statement of Financial Entitlements has been published which introduces a selective MMRV catch up programme running from 1 November 2026 – 31 March 2028. Under the programme, GPs will offer a MMRV dose to children who were born 1 January 2020 – 31 August 2022, with no history of chickenpox,
- [AI in social care: supporting providers with adoption](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ai-in-social-care-supporting-providers-with-adoption/) - Artificial intelligence (AI) is already being used across social care, but this research argues that providers need greater support to adopt it safely and effectively while keeping people at the centre of care. It summarises research from the Institute for Ethics in AI at the University of Oxford, Serene Care, the Digital Care Hub and
- [GP primary medical care contracts (including premises)– bring your questions](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-primary-medical-care-contracts-including-premises-bring-your-questions-4/) - Contract management of GP primary medical care contracts, including premises and the many associated responsibilities can often feel complex and demanding. To support you, PCC hosts interactive question and answer surgery sessions, designed exclusively for our annual contract holders, where you can bring issues and questions to discuss with our adviser team and each other.
- [Winter pressure growing](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/winter-pressure-growing/) - A&Es and ambulances in England saw a record number of patients in September, as the NHS England’s national medical director Professor Frankie Swords warned of ominous signs of winter pressure building in hospitals across the country. Latest NHS data shows that September was the busiest ever for patients attending A&E (2.44 million) and the highest
- [NHS community pharmacy prescribing information available](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-community-pharmacy-prescribing-information-available/) - Information and resources such as the Professional Assurance Framework and the final draft Prescription Management Guidance, that support NHS community pharmacy prescribing are now available on the NHS Business Services Authority website. The new Part VIF of the Drug Tariff has been published to include details of payments linked to prescribing.
- [Protecting public from future epidemics and pandemics](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/protecting-public-from-future-epidemics-and-pandemics/) - Lives could be saved and the public better protected against future epidemic and pandemic threats through a £33.2 million government investment in vaccines against some of the world’s deadliest infectious diseases. Infectious diseases do not respect borders and outbreaks overseas can escalate quickly and pose risks to people in the UK and abroad.
- [General practice staff survey](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/general-practice-staff-survey-2/) - Until 27 November 2026, GP teams will be invited to take part in the 2026 NHS General Practice Staff Survey. This is an opportunity to share anonymously and in confidence what it is like working in the NHS. Aligned with the NHS People Promise, it aims to gather information that will help to improve the
- [PCC supporting general practice](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pcc-supporting-general-practice/) - PCC has helped hundreds of GP practices and primary care networks find a way forward. Our recent support to practices has included Business case development for GP surgery relocation, Premises utilisation studies, financial reviews and leadership development for single practice PCN board. Current work includes supporting a GP federation to ensure they are fit for
- [Flu vaccination for frontline colleagues](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/flu-vaccination-for-frontline-colleagues/) - Frontline healthcare professionals can now get flu vaccinations. Vaccination is a personal health measure that supports patient safety. Trusts should aim for a minimum of 60% uptake among eligible frontline staff, with those already achieving 60% aiming to beat last year's results. To support delivery, NHS England has developed a top tips guide. You can
- [SMA screening rollout](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/sma-screening-rollout/) - Babies born in maternity units across the West Midlands are being tested for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA), a rare but serious genetic condition that affects approximately 1 in 10,000 babies. An in service evaluation will be carried out and the intention is to rollout screening to the other regions in England.
- [Impact report on patient safety improvement programmes](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/impact-report-on-patient-safety-improvement-programmes/) - The Health Innovation Network has released this latest impact report, which reflects progress made across areas in support of the NHS Patient Safety Strategy. Topics include the Martha’s Rule programme, medicines safety and maternity and neonatal programmes.
- [Identifying and supporting unpaid carers guidance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/identifying-and-supporting-unpaid-carers-guidance/) - The 10 Year Health Plan for England commits to capturing unpaid carer information, and the Government's Unpaid Carers Action Plan (2026) sets the ambition for earlier carer identification and support. To support this, the guidance has been updated and includes information on how carer coding can support population health management and service planning.
- [Green social prescribing toolkit](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/green-social-prescribing-toolkit/) - The green social prescribing toolkit collates learning from the cross-Government green social prescribing programme to help set up successful green social prescribing projects. Green social prescribing connects people with nature-based activities that support better health and wellbeing such as walking groups, community gardening and conservation volunteering. Read the toolkit to help build partnerships, strengthen referral
- [An NHS solution is not enough: Neighbourhood Health is public service reform](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/an-nhs-solution-is-not-enough-neighbourhood-health-is-public-service-reform/) - Neighbourhood health is not simply an NHS reform programme. It should be part of a wider public-sector reform agenda. The central challenge for public services is no longer only how they respond to today’s pressures, but how they work together to address the conditions that create tomorrow’s demand. Sustainable improvement is most often achieved where
- [GP premises - Developing your business case / project initiation document (PID)](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-premises-developing-your-business-case-project-initiation-document-pid/) - The NHS primary care estates Utilisation and Modernisation Fund (UMF) continues to provide a valuable opportunity to improve, adapt and maximise the use of primary care premises to support modern models of care. As integrated care boards (ICBs) progress their local prioritisation processes and develop schemes for funding consideration during 2026/27, a robust business care
- [What does the health and care system look like for children in England?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/what-does-the-health-and-care-system-look-like-for-children-in-england/) - This King’s Fund report finds that over a quarter (27%) of children currently on a community waiting list have been waiting for at least 52 weeks for treatment, making them 38 times more likely than adults to be enduring these long waits. The report maps out the complex system supporting children’s health.
- [Seasonal vaccination invitations](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/seasonal-vaccination-invitations/) - A series of template NHS winter flu and Covid-19 vaccination invitations have been published to support providers to send invitations to groups eligible for vaccination. Resources are available in other languages, audio and BSL.
- [Breast cancer care hub](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/breast-cancer-care-hub/) - This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP) has launched a new hub bringing together national audit findings, resources and patient perspectives. It highlights how healthcare data, clinical audit and patient insight can help identify opportunities for improvement, reduce variation and support better outcomes in breast cancer care.
- [From innovation ambition to system readiness: what health leaders need to do](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/from-innovation-ambition-to-system-readiness-what-health-leaders-need-to-do/) - This report sets out a framework to help health leaders consider whether their organisations are ready to adopt and scale innovation successfully. The framework is a set of leadership questions to support decisions on when an innovation should be adopted, scaled, paused, redesigned or stopped. It argues that the next phase of health innovation will
- [AI has arrived in social care: supporting providers with adoption](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ai-has-arrived-in-social-care-supporting-providers-with-adoption/) - Artificial intelligence is already being used across social care, but providers need support to adopt it safely and effectively while keeping people at the centre of care. This research explores how care leaders are using AI, the challenges they face, and the support needed for successful implementation. The qualitative study includes a survey of 26
- [PCC Insight – October edition helps you with challenges ahead](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pcc-insight-october-edition-helps-you-with-challenges-ahead/) - In this edition of PCC Insight, we start to explore how the proposed single and multi-neighbourhood provider (SNP and MNP) contracts could work, enabling primary care to take a leading role in the development of neighbourhoods. This cannot be managed by providers alone, to enable the change integrated care boards need to commission differently. In
- [Children and young people's alcohol and drug services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/children-and-young-peoples-alcohol-and-drug-services/) - This framework sets out expectations for how local areas should design, commission, and provide high-quality drug and alcohol support for children and young people. It covers interventions for children aged 17 and under, delivered by children's and young people’s specialist drug and alcohol treatment services. It also includes guidance on interventions for young people aged
- [Reforming general practice learning from the 2018 Scottish GMS contract](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/reforming-general-practice-learning-from-the-2018-scottish-gms-contract/) - Scotland's 2018 GP contract set out to cut GP workload and narrow health inequalities. Eight years on, its central promises remain largely undelivered – not through lack of ambition, but because of problems with implementation, resourcing and measurement. As England considers reforming general practice, this briefing draws out lessons from Scotland's experience, from evaluation and
- [Optometry Today’s locum guide](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/optometry-todays-locum-guide/) - Optometry Today (OT), in partnership with the Association of Optometrists (AOP), releases the sixth edition of its locum optometrist guide. The guide features advice from locum practitioners, outlining practical steps for delivering tailored communication and supporting a seamless patient journey. It also highlights the importance of lifelong learning in helping locum optometrists thrive professionally and
- [Medical Certificates of Cause of Death (MCCD) winter planning](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/medical-certificates-of-cause-of-death-mccd-winter-planning/) - With winter approaching, healthcare settings responsible for ordering Medical Certificates of Cause of Death (MCCDs) should check their stock and order more if needed through the online ordering portal, the MCCD ordering portal on the NHS Business Service Authority (NHSBSA)'s MCCD webpage. For registration queries, email the NHSBSA at: mccd@nhsbsa.nhs.uk. For help using the online
- [National pharmacy health campaigns](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/national-pharmacy-health-campaigns/) - Under the Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework 2026/27, community pharmacy contractors must promote two national health campaigns. The first campaign runs from 5 October – 25 October 2026 and focuses on encouraging the public to treat pharmacy teams with respect so they can undertake their professional practice safely. Contractors should be planning how they will promote
- [Primary care dental contracts – an introduction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-dental-contracts-an-introduction-7/) - NHS dentistry is a vital primary care service. Commissioners must make the contractual arrangements so services can be made available to patients and appropriately manage them. This virtual training session explores the different types of dental contracts, the range of services commissioned, and the financial frameworks that underpin service delivery.
- [British forces’ waiting times cut](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/british-forces-waiting-times-cut/) - The NHS has cut waiting times for serving soldiers, sailors, and air crew by more than four weeks. The Further Faster Armed Forces initiative saw a specialist NHS central team help 20 trusts serving large military communities find ways to cut waiting times for serving personnel. The expert team worked with local clinical staff to
- [Help to spot signs of breast cancer](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/help-to-spot-signs-of-breast-cancer/) - Women across the country will be better supported to spot the signs of breast cancer and know where to turn for help. Marking Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Department of Health and Social Care will partner with the UK’s largest breast cancer charity, Breast Cancer Now, over the next three years, giving women practical information
- [Protect rough sleepers with vital vaccines](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/protect-rough-sleepers-with-vital-vaccines/) - People experiencing homelessness can get vital protection from potentially serious winter viruses with a free NHS vaccine. NHS teams and charity partners are offering flu and pneumococcal disease vaccines for people sleeping rough or using homeless hostels or night-shelters as part of a new national programme. NHS pop-up clinics and mobile vans will also be
- [Pharmacy Quality Scheme clinical services audit](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pharmacy-quality-scheme-clinical-services-audit/) - The Manage Your Service data collection tool (log in required) for the Pharmacy Quality Scheme 2026/27 clinical services audit is open. Contractors must submit their anonymised audit data by 31 March 2027 to claim Domain 2 – Professional Practice. Submissions can be saved and completed later, but only submitted data is eligible for payment. The
- [Referral arrangements for adult gender services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/referral-arrangements-for-adult-gender-services/) - NHS England has introduced a single national waiting list for adult gender services, managed through the NHS Gender National Referral Support Service. A single referral form replaces all existing adult gender service referral forms. The form is available for use within EMIS, SystmOne, DXS and directly via the referral GNRSS portal. For more information for
- [Local provision for Black maternal mental health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/local-provision-for-black-maternal-mental-health/) - Black women face a higher risk of developing mental health problems during and after pregnancy, yet are less likely to receive the support they need. Mental health problems remain a leading cause of maternal deaths. This briefing brings together responses from integrated care boards (ICBs) in England on training and services commissioned to support Black
- [GMS Statement of Financial Entitlements amendments](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gms-statement-of-financial-entitlements-amendments/) - An amendment to the General Medical Services (GMS) Statement of Financial Entitlements (SFE) has been published which introduces the following changes into the practice level GP reimbursement scheme: GP practices can make claims for GP locums under the scheme from 1 October 2026 to 31 March 2027 GP practices are able to transfer all, or
- [Updates to general dental services and personal dental services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/updates-to-general-dental-services-and-personal-dental-services/) - The Statement of Financial Entitlements (SFE) for General Dental Services (GDS) contracts and personal dental services (PDS) agreements have been updated to reflect changes to the dental contract introduced this year. The amendments cover: inclusion of payments in respect of the Quality Improvement Programme and annual appraisals effective from 1 April 2026 inclusion of the
- [NHS Pharmacy Contraception Service](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-pharmacy-contraception-service/) - The Transforming Primary Care podcast, produced by the NHS England – North East and Yorkshire region examines the NHS Pharmacy Contraception Service. A panel of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians discuss the benefits of offering contraception initiation and continuation services, including the emergency contraceptive pill, to both patients and community pharmacy colleagues.
- [Digital done right:  a future where everyone is included](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/digital-done-right-a-future-where-everyone-is-included/) - This report highlights that older people have different levels of access, skills and confidence and many face barriers when using essential services. Age UK is calling for a more inclusive approach to digital transformation, which includes: designing services around older people’s needs; making digital services easier to navigate; maintaining accessible non-digital alternatives; and providing support
- [A mid-term report on children and young people’s mental health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/a-mid-term-report-on-children-and-young-peoples-mental-health/) - This mid-parliament report is an assessment of the government’s progress over the past two years in improving the mental health of children and young people. Rising need and the pressure on services hasn’t eased since the general election: between July 2024 and June 2026, mental health services in England received 2.7 million referrals for children
- [Commissioning for outcomes and value](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/commissioning-for-outcomes-and-value-7/) - Integrated care boards (ICBs) are evolving into strategic commissioners, with a renewed focus on population health, prevention, and value-based outcomes. PCC has rescheduled our popular virtual course, delivered over two sessions, in which we explore how commissioning for outcomes and value can deliver joined up care for the population, strengthening ICBs strategic commissioning expertise.
- [General Medical Services Statement of Financial Entitlements (Amendment) (No. 4) Directions 2026](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/general-medical-services-statement-of-financial-entitlements-amendment-no-4-directions-2026/) - The government has published the General Medical Services Statement of Financial Entitlements (Amendment) (No. 4) Directions 2026. Updates are in relation to vaccinations and immunisations, dispensing fees and the GP reimbursement scheme.
- [Support for families and babies rolled out to family hubs](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/support-for-families-and-babies-rolled-out-to-family-hubs/) - The Healthy Babies programme is to be expanded to all local authorities, taking a more integrated approach to family support based on the Sure Start principles. Parents will get enhanced infant feeding and mental health support, as well as help to form strong relationships with their babies, alongside health visiting and midwifery support, at more
- [Mental health care of patients in emergency departments](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/mental-health-care-of-patients-in-emergency-departments/) - This report finds that people experiencing a mental health crisis are too often being cared for in emergency departments that are not designed, equipped or resourced to meet their needs. Action is required to support safe, therapeutic care in emergency departments alongside wider changes across the care pathway.
- [Guidance for type 2 diabetes medicines](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/guidance-for-type-2-diabetes-medicines/) - Following updates to the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) type 2 diabetes in adults guideline, NICE has revised recommendations for several medicines to support consistent clinical decision-making and improve access to cost-effective treatment options. Four technology appraisals for type 2 diabetes have been updated, and guidance on four further medicines is being
- [Compendium of ideas about COIP, May 2026 COIN Discussion](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/compendium-of-ideas-about-coip-may-2026-coin-discussion/) - Community-Oriented Integrated Practice (COIP) is a Discipline, a Science, a Vision for Society that develops communities for health and care. It develops individuals who make sense of the dynamic interaction between specific issues and co-evolving, overlapping stories. It answers the question “how can we escape from linear, compartmentalised thinking without becoming stuck in new isolating compartments?”. It provides a framework
- [Help your neighbourhood succeed](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/help-your-neighbourhood-succeed-2/) - Do you want to strengthen partnerships across neighbourhoods and deliver meaningful outcomes. PCC’s affordable neighbourhood programme brings together professionals in this practical programme to build confidence in influencing without authority, improving integration, and working through how to focus on the real priorities—whether developing neighbourhood plans, tackling specific challenges, or enhancing relationships. With flexible, bespoke support
- [GPs do not have enough time to offer preventative care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gps-do-not-have-enough-time-to-offer-preventative-care/) - Around two thirds of patients trust their GP for advice on how to live healthily, yet three quarters of GPs say they lack the time to offer preventive care, according to research by the Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP). A poll of 2,000 members of the public found that 64% trust their GP for
- [Specsavers’ Access to Care report](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/specsavers-access-to-care-report/) - Specsavers published its Access to Care 2026 report which sets out a new model for eye and hearing care including potential monetary savings and emphasises the proven value of community glaucoma care.
- [Partnerships to tackle health and care challenges](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/partnerships-to-tackle-health-and-care-challenges/) - The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) has launched the first round of Strategic Infrastructure Partnerships (SIPs) - a funding opportunity to tackle some of the most pressing health and care challenges facing the UK. A SIP is a new form of NIHR multi-year research funding which will create the evidence to answer
- [Adult social care complaints](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/adult-social-care-complaints/) - According to this report, complaints about adult social care in England rose by 22% last year. The Local Government and Social Care Ombudsman received 3,938 complaints and enquiries about adult social care in general in 2025-26, up from the previous year. In the independent sector, complaints from people who fund their own care also rose
- [National care service: architecture for an integrated social insurance system](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/national-care-service-architecture-for-an-integrated-social-insurance-system/) - This paper makes the case for a national care system supported by a model of social insurance which pools the risk and costs across the population to provide a safety net for everyone. The paper discusses funding mechanisms and a cost base for implementation. It estimates that by using this model around 83% of adult
- [GP premises capital process support](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-premises-capital-process-support/) - As integrated care boards (ICBs) face increasing pressure on primary care estates alongside workforce and capacity challenges, delivering capital programmes efficiently has become more critical than ever. PCC provides specialist GP premises capital expertise to help ICBs manage complex capital processes, maintain programme momentum and maximise the value of available funding. From application assessments and
- [Access and variation in NHS continuing health care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/access-and-variation-in-nhs-continuing-health-care-2/) - NHS continuing health care (CHC) is a package of health and social care provided outside hospital, such as in an individual’s own home or in a care home, which the NHS arranges and funds. This report finds that the system is inconsistent, with wide regional variation in eligibility, spending and practice as well as resulting
- [How older people are overlooked in data and research](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/how-older-people-are-overlooked-in-data-and-research/) - This report describes how, as the population ages, good data is essential for designing policies, services and products that meet people’s needs. However, it finds that ageism often leads to data gaps that overlook older people, influencing everything from healthcare and technology to public spaces. The report explores these data gaps that cause real issues
- [Community pharmacy assurance framework – survey](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/community-pharmacy-assurance-framework-survey-2/) - The full community pharmacy assurance framework (CPAF) survey monitoring pharmacy contractors’ compliance in 2025/26 will be available to complete from 1 October until 31 October 2026. Contractors will be contacted directly by the NHS Business Services Authority (BSA) if their pharmacy has been selected. Completion is a mandatory requirement for all selected contractors, and the
- [GP premises reimbursement explained: requirements and practical application](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-premises-reimbursement-explained-requirements-and-practical-application-5/) - GP premises are fundamental to the delivery of NHS primary medical care services, and commissioners have a responsibility to ensure accurate reimbursement of premises costs to GP contractors. This virtual training course, for commissioners, delivered over two sessions, will introduce the rent reimbursement process for GP practices, the regulatory requirements (including the 2024 National Health
- [Newborn hearing screening follow-up](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/newborn-hearing-screening-follow-up/) - GPs play an important role in the newborn hearing screening programme (NHSP) targeted follow-up pathway, supporting in the care of babies and children at risk of hearing loss and their engagement with referrals and follow-up recommendations. NHS England is seeking feedback on proposed changes to improve the consistency, equity and sustainability of services. Read the
- [Re-processing of dental unscheduled care and care pathway claims](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/re-processing-of-dental-unscheduled-care-and-care-pathway-claims/) - Following the Review Body on Doctors’ and Dentists’ Remuneration (DDRB) uplift in June, the tariff payments for unscheduled care activity have been updated. To ensure reporting for contractors and integrated care boards (ICBs) correctly reflects the updated tariff, all unscheduled care claims submitted between 1 April and 31 August 2026 will be reprocessed in Compass.
- [Online pathway for headache care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/online-pathway-for-headache-care/) - A pathway and decision-making tool for the care of patients presenting with headache symptoms is now available online, supporting GP teams and pharmacy colleagues to offer good headache management and care. NHS England’s Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) programme has worked with a multidisciplinary group to develop the interactive standardised pathway, which is co-badged
- [Online, by phone or in person: what shapes how people contact their GP?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/online-by-phone-or-in-person-what-shapes-how-people-contact-their-gp/) - Healthwatch research explores what shapes how people contact their GP practice and sets out recommendations for making access to GP services fair for everyone.
- [Shortfall of registered nurses](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/shortfall-of-registered-nurses/) - This report finds that there's a shortage of an estimated 55,000 registered nurses needed to deliver care safely, more than double the official number of NHS vacancies, which was 23,046 in August 2026. In the last year, nurse numbers grew by just 1%, but experts say a 2.5 to 5.7% increase is needed. The report
- [Commissioning for outcomes and value](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/commissioning-for-outcomes-and-value-6/) - Integrated care boards (ICBs) are evolving into strategic commissioners, with a renewed focus on population health, prevention, and value-based outcomes. PCC has rescheduled our popular virtual course, delivered over two sessions, in which we explore how commissioning for outcomes and value can deliver joined up care for the population, strengthening ICBs strategic commissioning expertise.
- [Genomic test to transform brain tumour diagnosis](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/genomic-test-to-transform-brain-tumour-diagnosis/) - Patients with suspected brain tumours could get a diagnosis sooner, as the NHS launches a pilot of a genomic test. The test which will be available in specialist centres in England, will mean patients receive a definitive brain tumour diagnosis in days rather than weeks. The cutting-edge technology works by analysing the DNA of a
- [Data relating to the dental reforms](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/data-relating-to-the-dental-reforms/) - Guidance on where to find relevant data relating to the dental contract in Compass and eDEN is available on the NHS Business Services Authority website.
- [One year of Jess’s Rule](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/one-year-of-jesss-rule/) - This month marks the first anniversary of rolling out Jess’s Rule: three strikes and we rethink. GP teams have supported implementation of Jess’s Rule, which encourages healthcare professionals to critically re-evaluate a diagnosis if a patient presents three times with unexplained persistent or escalating symptoms. Posters for consultation rooms can be found on the Campaign
- [GP practice coding for clinically urgent patients](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-practice-coding-for-clinically-urgent-patients/) - The 2026/27 GP contract includes an explicit requirement that patients identified by practices as clinically urgent must be dealt with on the same day. This is intended to support timely access to care for patients where delay may result in harm or deterioration. It is for the GP practice to determine which patients are clinically
- [Personal independence payments for ADHD and autism](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/personal-independence-payments-for-adhd-and-autism/) - This analysis shows personal independence payments (PIP) relating to attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism among 16- and 17-year-olds have risen sharply since 2019. Payments are higher in more deprived areas, where need tends to be greater, but this work shows that the link with deprivation is weakening, with the fastest growth in some
- [Building confident leading women](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-confident-leading-women-35/) - “Overall, the programme has helped me feel more confident in my voice, my decision-making, and my ability to lead without needing to be perfect or have complete certainty.” PCC’s Building confident women leaders programme provides the opportunity for women leaders and aspiring leaders from across health and social care organisations to consider their current challenges
- [Learning from national patient experience surveys](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/learning-from-national-patient-experience-surveys/) - This report brings together qualitative insights from seven national patient experience surveys to identify common themes and variations in patient experience, highlight good practice, and identify areas for improvement. A separate protocol document sets out the minimum standards and operating procedures for producing and publishing qualitative insight reports to ensure robust methods, protection from inappropriate
- [Achieving excellent patient experience](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/achieving-excellent-patient-experience/) - NHS England guidance defines what excellent experience looks and feels like across NHS-funded care. This includes the behaviours, systems and culture that help people feel listened to, respected, involved and supported throughout their care. A self-assessment tool helps you review current practice, identify gaps and guide improvement.
- [International week of deaf people](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/international-week-of-deaf-people/) - This week is International Week of Deaf People, a global movement of deaf unity and concerted advocacy to raise awareness of the issues deaf people face in their everyday lives. The week aims to raise awareness of the importance of sign language in the full realization of the human rights of people who are deaf, acknowledging
- [Innovation that enables care closer to home](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/innovation-that-enables-care-closer-to-home/) - How can innovation enable more people to receive high-quality care closer to home? Our research finds no shortage of innovation, but significant barriers to adoption and spread. More….
- [Health inequalities experienced by those living with severe mental illness](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/health-inequalities-experienced-by-those-living-with-severe-mental-illness/) - People living with severe mental illness in England face a persistent and unacceptable health inequality, dying on average 15-20 years earlier than the general population, largely due to preventable physical illnesses. This report examines the complex drivers of this mortality gap - like fragmented care, the impact of living with a mental illness, stigma and
- [Designing a career doctors want to stay in: what can England learn from Wales?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/designing-a-career-doctors-want-to-stay-in-what-can-england-learn-from-wales/) - Jonathan Halberda, Specialist Financial Adviser at Wesleyan. NHS workforce debates often understandably centre around pay levels. Without a doubt, this is an important factor, but if we want to keep talented doctors in the health service, we also need to think about the kind of careers we are asking them to stay in. That is
- [Navigating GP premises capital grants: framework, funding, and abatements](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/navigating-gp-premises-capital-grants-framework-funding-and-abatements/) - GP premises are essential to the delivery of NHS primary medical care services. The Premises Costs Directions provide the arrangements for commissioners to fund premises improvement grants for contractors to extend or improve their premises. This virtual training course, delivered over two sessions, will explore funding opportunities for premises developments and the regulatory framework including
- [Thirlwall Inquiry report and recommendations](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/thirlwall-inquiry-report-and-recommendations/) - NHS England has written to trusts and integrated care boards setting out a series of recommendations and immediate actions required by all organisations, together with health and wellbeing considerations and next steps. Boards should urgently review the letter and action appropriately.
- [Shape the future of maternity and neonatal care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/shape-the-future-of-maternity-and-neonatal-care/) - This NHS-wide conversation is now open. Your Voice: shaping the future of maternity and neonatal care, gives staff the opportunity to share views and help shape improvements to maternity and neonatal services. Feedback will inform the National Maternity and Neonatal Taskforce’s action plan.
- [Balancing work and unpaid care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/balancing-work-and-unpaid-care/) - This report examines the growing challenge of combining paid employment with unpaid caring responsibilities. New polling by Opinium finds that one in five workers is now juggling work and care. An estimated 1.1 million people have left employment to care in the past two years - equivalent to 1,500 people every day - while millions
- [Using cancer as a blueprint for improving dementia care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/using-cancer-as-a-blueprint-for-improving-dementia-care/) - From leadership and public awareness to data and diagnosis, the changes that improved cancer care offer lessons for building a better future for dementia care. More….
- [Primary care eyecare contracts – contract changes and variations](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-eyecare-contracts-contract-changes-and-variations/) - NHS eyecare is a vital primary care service, this session provides a detailed overview of the types of variations commissioners may encounter, such as changes to services and ownership, and how these will be managed.
- [NHS to expand Martha’s Rule to all A&Es](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-to-expand-marthas-rule-to-all-aes/) - The NHS is expanding Martha’s Rule to all hospital A&E departments to further boost patient safety. Patients, loved ones and staff in busy emergency departments will be able to call a dedicated Martha’s Rule phone number to trigger an urgent review if a patient’s condition is deteriorating and they are concerned this is not being
- [Public panel for Independent Commission on Adult Social Care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/public-panel-for-independent-commission-on-adult-social-care/) - People across England are being invited to register for the public panel on care, giving members of the public the chance to help shape the future of adult social care. Households across England will receive letters inviting people aged 18 and over to register their interest in joining. The panel is part of the Big
- [Place, inequalities and children and young people’s mental health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/place-inequalities-and-children-and-young-peoples-mental-health/) - This briefing summarises research from the University of York, demonstrating how children’s mental health is strongly shaped by where they grow up, with mental health inequalities driven by poverty, poor quality and insecure homes, access to good quality green space, and access to culturally competent mental health support. The briefing calls for policy makers to
- [Vaccines in England explained](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/vaccines-in-england-explained/) - Vaccines are one of the most important health interventions that we have. The World Health Organization describes vaccines as the second most effective public health intervention after clean water, estimated to have saved billions of lives. But what are vaccines, what do they do and how many people are vaccinated in England? More….
- [Primary care eyecare contracts – contract notices](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-eyecare-contracts-contract-notices/) - NHS eyecare is a vital primary care service, this training course, provides a detailed overview of the different types of contract notices. It explores when these notices may be used and the processes that must be followed to issue them correctly and manage them effectively.
- [PCC launch new programmes](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pcc-launch-new-programmes/) - Last week PCC has launched two new programmes. The first, Strategic commissioning programme - Building the conditions for successful change in healthcare. A series of four half-day interactive online workshops designed to help healthcare leaders, managers and teams improve their ability to plan, deliver and sustain change within complex healthcare environments. The programme will be
- [Podcast explores cervical cancer prevention](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/podcast-explores-cervical-cancer-prevention/) - The Transforming Primary Care podcast, produced by the NHS England – North East and Yorkshire region, discusses cervical cancer prevention. What work is taking place across the region and beyond to meet the aims of the National Cancer Plan, the Women’s Heath Strategy and the 10-Year Plan? For more information on cervical screening including self-testing
- [A better NHS front door through connected primary care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/a-better-nhs-front-door-through-connected-primary-care/) - This report examines why people in England struggle to access primary care and what changes are needed to overcome these barriers. It is the first inquiry of its kind to examine all four primary care sectors together, recognising that patients do not experience general practice, community pharmacy, NHS dentistry and optometry as four separate systems.
- [Covid-19 vaccine deliveries begin](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/covid-19-vaccine-deliveries-begin/) - Providers signed up to deliver Covid-19 vaccines should ensure staff are available between 8am and 5pm on their scheduled delivery day, including during lunch, to avoid missed deliveries. Deliveries should be reviewed on the supply dashboard and orders can be modified until 8am, two days before delivery. For queries, providers should contact their ICB using
- [Board to drive improvements in cancer care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/board-to-drive-improvements-in-cancer-care/) - People with cancer will benefit from stronger national leadership to improve diagnosis, treatment and care, as the reformed National Cancer Board meets. It will scrutinise progress against more than 100 commitments in the National Cancer Plan – including early diagnosis, treatment and quality of life - identifying which areas are falling behind and advising ministers
- [Develop a positive culture and approach to change](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/develop-a-positive-culture-and-approach-to-change/) - The assurance meeting is in two days. The team is gathered around a draft slide deck, not to ask what we can learn, change, or adapt, but how to explain the position without being shouted at or appearing weak. When assurance becomes performance, honesty becomes harder. And when honesty becomes harder, complex change becomes slower,
- [Implementing quality management systems](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/implementing-quality-management-systems/) - This guide explains how quality management systems work and includes an example implementation plan that organisations can adapt to their local context.
- [Community pharmacy workforce survey open](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/community-pharmacy-workforce-survey-open/) - The Community Pharmacy Workforce Survey 2026 is now open. Pharmacy contractors have until the 14 November 2026 to submit their workforce data. Responses are essential to inform future workforce and service planning and investment.
- [Rollout of NHS App electronic referral service notifications](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/rollout-of-nhs-app-electronic-referral-service-notifications/) - Patients referred through the NHS electronic referral services (e-RS) now receive automated NHS App notifications when their referral has been received, and when it has been accepted by the receiving provider. The notifications aim to improve transparency and reassurance by keeping patients informed of their referral journey. Read about the rollout and see the notifications
- [NICE recommends Enhertu for people with HER2-low advanced breast cancer](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nice-recommends-enhertu-for-people-with-her2-low-advanced-breast-cancer/) - Around 1,000 people with HER2-low advanced breast cancer can now be offered Enhertu after the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommended it for routine NHS use. NICE’s final draft guidance recommends Enhertu (trastuzumab deruxtecan made by Daiichi Sankyo and Astra Zeneca) for adults with HER2-low advanced or metastatic breast cancer whose disease
- [GP partner retirement and premises transition support](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-partner-retirement-and-premises-transition-support/) - As GP contractors approach retirement, it is important to consider the implications for their practice premises and the impact this may have on the long-term sustainability of the practice. Whether premises are owned or leased, navigating the transition can be complex, with legal, financial, and operational factors requiring careful consideration. PCC can support you address the
- [Six neighbourhood health trailblazers to transform care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/six-neighbourhood-health-trailblazers-to-transform-care/) - Communities are set to benefit from redesigned health and care services as part of a neighbourhood health investment partnership with Macmillan. The projects will help more people receive joined-up support earlier, avoid unnecessary hospital admissions and remain independent for longer. The six sites will develop and test new neighbourhood health models that bring together NHS
- [Connecting resident doctors to communities](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/connecting-resident-doctors-to-communities/) - The NHS faces a double challenge: retain a medical workforce under growing strain, while building a health service that is more preventive, more rooted in neighbourhoods and better connected to the communities it serves. This paper asks what would happen if place became a more important part of medical workforce policy, particularly for resident doctors.
- [Learning from investigations where intrapartum care has been given at home](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/learning-from-investigations-where-intrapartum-care-has-been-given-at-home/) - This report sets out a number of areas in which care could be improved for women receiving intrapartum care at home. The report provides a series of safety observations and prompts for NHS trusts on topics such as staffing availability, training and guidance, and communications between different care professionals. The publication is based on learning
- [Identification of OCD and body dysmorphic disorder](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/identification-of-ocd-and-body-dysmorphic-disorder/) - People with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and body dysmorphic disorder could be identified earlier and offered more appropriate treatment under draft National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidance.
- [Mandatory training requirement on learning disability and autism](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/mandatory-training-requirement-on-learning-disability-and-autism/) - One year on from the publication of the Oliver McGowan Code of Practice, the Care Quality Commission (CQC) reflect on progress. The code provides the detail of how registered health and care providers can meet the requirement for training. It also tells autistic people and people with a learning disability and their families what they
- [Collaboration is about conversations](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/collaboration-is-about-conversations/) - In their article ‘Developing neighbourhood health through trust, mentorship and collaborative learning’ David Colin-Thome and James Kingsland write “Perhaps the greatest lesson emerging so far is that successful neighbourhood health is fundamentally relational rather than structural”, and this is backed up by what we hear in PCC’s work coaching leaders. In coaching we’re hearing that
- [Population health management for high-value personalised care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/population-health-management-for-high-value-personalised-care-3/) - As the NHS implements its 10 Year Health Plan there is a renewed focus on population health, prevention, and value-based outcomes. In this well regarded workshop, for commissioners and providers, we explore how a population health management framework, combined with patient level linked data, can enable targeted changes to locally delivered integrated models of care.
- [Dentistry - controlled drugs, antibiotic prophylaxis and dental amalgam](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/dentistry-controlled-drugs-antibiotic-prophylaxis-and-dental-amalgam/) - NHS England has published this letter, from the chief dental officer England, which contains updates on: controlled drugs governance guidance on antibiotic prophylaxis against infective endocarditis phasing out dental amalgam.
- [Government to act on Thirlwall patient safety recommendations](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/government-to-act-on-thirlwall-patient-safety-recommendations/) - The health and social care secretary has set out immediate actions to strengthen patient safety, safeguarding and accountability, including work on cot cams, across the NHS, following the publication of Lady Justice Thirlwall’s final report into the Countess of Chester Hospital.
- [Estates safety fund addresses risk in hospital buildings](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/estates-safety-fund-addresses-risk-in-hospital-buildings/) - This document contains a list of funding allocations from the £6.75 billion Estates Safety Fund (equivalent to £750 million per year over nine years) to address infrastructure and safety risks in NHS hospital buildings. The Estates Safety Fund will invest in a range of important building safety works, including fixes to leaking roofs, upgrades to
- [School food standards](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/school-food-standards-2/) - The consultation seeking views on updating the School Food Standards received 5,216 responses from parents, schools, caterers, local authorities, health organisations and other stakeholders. This document summarises what respondents said and sets out the government’s decisions to update the School Food Standards in England, including: new breakfast standards; measures to increase fibre and reduce sugar;
- [Building confident leading women](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-confident-leading-women-34/) - “It was very organised and thought provoking, giving individuals the opportunity to discuss any issues and thoughts on how changes can be made.” PCC’s programme for women developing in a leadership role focusses on growing confidence and influence. Comprising six online sessions delivered by an experienced executive coach. Outcomes include developing coaching skills, enhanced listening
- [Inequalities in hip fracture care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/inequalities-in-hip-fracture-care/) - This report highlights persistent inequalities in hip fracture care, showing that where a patient is treated has a greater impact on outcomes than who they are or where they live. Key findings show the importance of factors such as delirium screening, clinical governance, and quality improvement.
- [Reviews for patients with known allergies](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/reviews-for-patients-with-known-allergies/) - A recent Prevention of Future Deaths report has highlighted the importance of ensuring patients with known allergies have regular reviews to check they know what to do in the event of a reaction and to check the expiry date of their adrenaline auto-injector. For the GP practice involved, they subsequently started to send automatic text
- [Suicide prevention – tips for GPs](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/suicide-prevention-tips-for-gps/) - GPs are at the forefront of helping patients stay safe from suicide. Ten tips for GPs have been developed. These tips are based on the principles of Staying Safe from Suicide Guidance for mental health practitioners in England and associated National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidance and suggest how these principles should be
- [Government response to the Covid-19 inquiry](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/government-response-to-the-covid-19-inquiry/) - The UK government response to the UK Covid-19 Inquiry Module 3 report on the impact of the pandemic on healthcare systems in the four nations of the UK.
- [Sexual health week](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/sexual-health-week/) - Sexual Health Week takes place from 14 to 20 September 2026, with this year's theme, Let's Connect, exploring the importance of meaningful connections with ourselves, our partners, and our communities. Led by Brook, the campaign highlights how strong relationships, open communication and supportive communities can improve wellbeing, reduce stigma, and help people access the information
- [Commissioning for outcomes and value](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/commissioning-for-outcomes-and-value-5/) - Integrated care boards (ICBs) are evolving into strategic commissioners, with a renewed focus on population health, prevention, and value-based outcomes. PCC has rescheduled our popular virtual course, delivered over two sessions, in which we explore how commissioning for outcomes and value can deliver joined up care for the population, strengthening ICBs strategic commissioning expertise.
- [Sepsis - a call to action to deliver system-wide change](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/sepsis-a-call-to-action-to-deliver-system-wide-change/) - Sepsis remains a critical challenge for the NHS, with over 118,000 emergency admissions recorded in 2024/25. The NHS Sepsis Modern Service Framework (MSF) sets out a comprehensive, pathway-wide approach to improving outcomes. Primary care settings are central to its ambition of reducing sepsis deaths and complications by at least 25% by 2035. The MSF includes
- [Pharmacies must use the NHS record a vaccination service](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pharmacies-must-use-the-nhs-record-a-vaccination-service/) - Community pharmacies must now record all flu and Covid-19 NHS vaccinations in the NHS record a vaccination service (RAVS). This includes flu vaccinations given to pregnant women in September. Pharmacies already signed up to RAVS just need to add flu and Covid-19 batches in the vaccines section before they start recording. Pharmacies that do not
- [AI issues and trends in adult social care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ai-issues-and-trends-in-adult-social-care/) - This summary report draws together emerging intelligence from structured discussions with technology suppliers, sector partners and local authority participants through one-to-one stakeholder interviews and a facilitated AI practice surgery across July and August 2026. The report aims to identify the conditions needed for safe, ethical and effective use of AI in adult social care, and
- [Specialty training recruitment](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/specialty-training-recruitment/) - This analysis of provisional data from NHS England by the Nuffield Trust finds that the Medical Training (Prioritisation) Act, which became law this year, has achieved its immediate aim of prioritising NHS-trained doctors for NHS jobs over those who trained overseas. The proportion of doctors accepting NHS specialty training places from the group that includes
- [Primary care eye care contracts – an introduction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-eye-care-contracts-an-introduction-5/) - NHS eyecare is a vital primary care service, this three-hour virtual training session provides a comprehensive overview of NHS eyecare contracting. It explores the different types of contracts in place, the range of services available, and the financial arrangements that support their delivery.
- [NHS 111 dental triage update – minor dental bleeding](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-111-dental-triage-update-minor-dental-bleeding/) - Work to align dental pathway dispositions with unscheduled care guidance has been completed. Following implementation patients experiencing minor dental bleeding may be directed to routine care rather than unscheduled care. Patients will be given details of nearby practices and will arrange appointments directly.
- [Amendment to the seasonal enhanced service specification - record a vaccination service](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/amendment-to-the-seasonal-enhanced-service-specification-record-a-vaccination-service/) - The general practice enhanced service specification has been amended to reflect that from autumn/winter 2026/27, GPs who collaborate to deliver seasonal vaccinations under the Network Contract Directed Enhanced Service will have the option to use the record a vaccination service. This will only be available where: all practices within a Primary Care Network (PCN) use
- [Reimagining strategic commissioning podcast](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/reimagining-strategic-commissioning-podcast/) - This podcast from the strategic commissioning development programme is available on the Commissioning Academy. Hear Patricia Miller, Dr Claire Fuller, National Priority Programme Director for Neighbourhood Health, NHS England, and Mike Barker, Deputy Chief Executive of Oldham Council discuss what strategic commissioning means in practice and how it can help health and care systems make
- [A&Es see record numbers within four hours](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/aes-see-record-numbers-within-four-hours/) - More patients were seen within four hours in A&E this summer, despite record demand. The NHS faced the busiest summer in its history this year, with A&E attendances in June, July, and August topping 7.2m, the highest ever total for the summer period, and more than 240,000 more attendances than the same period last year.
- [Waiting for treatment: can the NHS recover?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/waiting-for-treatment-can-the-nhs-recover/) - This new chapter from the British Social Attitudes survey reveals that public dissatisfaction with the NHS is now more wide-ranging across the service than it was shortly before New Labour gained power in 1997. Although, as in 1997, the length of time it takes to access NHS services is the main problem the public want
- [Developing neighbourhood health through trust, mentorship and collaborative learning](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/developing-neighbourhood-health-through-trust-mentorship-and-collaborative-learning/) - The NHS England North West Neighbourhood Development Programme has been established to support the practical development of neighbourhood health systems across the region. At a time when the NHS is embracing neighbourhood health as a central component of the government's 10 Year Health Plan, the programme provides an important opportunity to explore how neighbourhoods evolve
- [Managing difficult patients in general practice – the regulations and process](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/managing-difficult-patients-in-general-practice-the-regulations-and-process-6/) - Difficult patient interactions can be stressful and cause disruption in the practice. This online training session will focus on how to manage difficult patients, the patient removal process and how the Special Allocation Schemes (SAS) are operated. The session has been specifically designed for general practice teams, and is ideal for practice partners, business/practice managers
- [Pharmacy First expanded to treat more conditions](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pharmacy-first-expanded-to-treat-more-conditions/) - Patients will be able to get treatment for migraines, acne, scabies, ear infections and rhinitis at pharmacies in England from autumn through an expansion of the Pharmacy First scheme, without needing to see their GP first.
- [Over £1.5 billion investment for hospital buildings](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/over-1-5-billion-investment-for-hospital-buildings/) - Over £1.5 billion of investment is being made to tackle urgent problems with hospital buildings and facilities. Over £200 million will fund 10 major hospital projects, while over £1.3 billion will go towards maintenance, safety, and resilience improvements. The investment comes as the NHS adapts to increasing year-round pressures. For decades, hospitals have focused on
- [Blood pressure awareness – know your numbers](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/blood-pressure-awareness-know-your-numbers/) - This week is know your numbers week. High blood pressure can lead to heart attacks, strokes, and other illnesses. Once you know your numbers you can get support to bring your blood pressure under control and prevent these diseases. The theme for this year is You know your age, do you know your numbers?. Whether
- [Managing digital identity](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/managing-digital-identity/) - Improving digital access to public services remains a challenge for government, despite the cancellation of government’s digital ID plans. With a range of digital identity-related services, credentials, standards and governance arrangements already in place, important questions remain about how people can securely and conveniently prove who they are and demonstrate their entitlement to services. This
- [GP premises reimbursement explained: requirements and practical application](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-premises-reimbursement-explained-requirements-and-practical-application-4/) - GP premises are fundamental to the delivery of NHS primary medical care services, and commissioners have a responsibility to ensure accurate reimbursement of premises costs to GP contractors. This virtual training course, for commissioners, delivered over two sessions, will introduce the rent reimbursement process for GP practices, the regulatory requirements (including the 2024 National Health
- [Managing the flow of patients through hospital from A&E](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/managing-the-flow-of-patients-through-hospital-from-ae/) - This National Audit Office report finds that despite efforts and targeted funding towards improving A&E waiting times and patient flow through hospitals, proportionate improvements for patients has not been achieved. Crowding in A&E has increased in the last 14 years, making it harder for patients to flow through hospital as normal. The annual numbers of
- [Haemophilia and related bleeding disorders service specification](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/haemophilia-and-related-bleeding-disorders-service-specification/) - This service specification covers the provision of specialist services for haemophilia and related bleeding disorders for adults and children.
- [Forum for neighbourhood health and social prescribing](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/forum-for-neighbourhood-health-and-social-prescribing/) - The National Academy for Social Prescribing has launched a strategic forum convening leaders and commissioners across healthcare, public health and the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise sector to shape, strengthen and champion social prescribing as a core element of neighbourhood health. It’s a space for shared learning and collective action; members will stay informed about
- [Last chance to have your say on SNP and MNP contracting models](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/last-chance-to-have-your-say-on-snp-and-mnp-contracting-models/) - This consultation on proposed single neighbourhood and multi-neighbourhood contracting models (SNP and MNP) is aimed at integrated care boards, general practice, primary care networks, community and other providers, local authorities, and patient representatives. Closes 10 September.
- [Charity funding helps mental health patients stay active](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/charity-funding-helps-mental-health-patients-stay-active/) - A project funded by Essex Partnership University NHS Foundation Trust’s charity is helping patients moving into community care keep up sports they had enjoyed as part of a therapeutic programme of care on the Trust’s specialist mental health wards.
- [Help your neighbourhood succeed](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/help-your-neighbourhood-succeed/) - Do you want to strengthen partnerships across neighbourhoods and deliver meaningful outcomes. PCC’s affordable neighbourhood programme brings together professionals in these practical programmes to build confidence in influencing without authority, improving integration, and working through how to focus on the real priorities—whether developing neighbourhood plans, tackling specific challenges, or enhancing relationships. With flexible, bespoke support
- [Shaping the future of maternity and neonatal care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/shaping-the-future-of-maternity-and-neonatal-care/) - An NHS-wide conversation opens on 21 September. Your Voice: shaping the future of maternity and neonatal care, gives staff the opportunity to share views and help shape improvements to maternity and neonatal services. Feedback will inform the National Maternity and Neonatal Taskforce’s action plan. Register interest now.
- [AI sleep data could provide one-week early warning of flu and Covid-19](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ai-sleep-data-could-provide-one-week-early-warning-of-flu-and-covid-19/) - This UK Health Security Agency study finds sleep app cough data can detect respiratory illness and signal outbreaks early.
- [Suicide prevention day](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/suicide-prevention-day/) - World Suicide Prevention Day 2026 takes place on 10 September 2026, focusing on the final year of the triennial theme, Changing the Narrative on Suicide, with a specific call to break the silence, reduce stigma, and encourage open, honest conversations.
- [Council tax and social care reform](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/council-tax-and-social-care-reform/) - Council tax and adult social care are two of the most persistent failures of British public policy – both widely recognised as needing reform, and both left unresolved by successive governments wary of a political backlash. This report argues the two problems are more tractable if tackled together: moving old age social care onto a
- [Building the future: premises planning for neighbourhood health centres](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-the-future-premises-planning-for-neighbourhood-health-centres-7/) - The NHS's 10 Year Health Plan sets out a bold vision to reshape care delivery through the creation of 250 neighbourhood health centres (NHCs) by 2035. This transformation has major implications for premises strategy, capital investment, and estate planning across the health system. This 2.5-hour workshop has been designed to consider the factors that integrated care board commissioners and estates
- [Podcast explores the benefits of reducing medicines wastage](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/podcast-explores-the-benefits-of-reducing-medicines-wastage/) - In this episode of the Transforming Primary Care podcast, produced by the NHS England – North East and Yorkshire region, a panel of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians discuss the financial and environmental benefits of reducing medicines wastage. What do colleagues need to know about the success of Only Order What You Need campaigns, and how
- [Shape a new checklist for working with interpreters](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/shape-a-new-checklist-for-working-with-interpreters/) - Researchers at University College London’s (UCL) Centre for Translation Studies are inviting doctors, nurses, and other healthcare professionals to take part in a survey. The project has developed a draft checklist to support healthcare professionals working with interpreters and improve communication with patients who have limited English proficiency. The survey will gather expert feedback to
- [Home first, except when it matters most](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/home-first-except-when-it-matters-most/) - This report finds too many families of children with serious illness may be missing out on the care that helps them spend time together at home. It reveals significant variation in how local NHS bodies in England commission children’s palliative care. The analysis of Freedom of Information responses from integrated care boards finds that just
- [Mental health pressures in emergency departments for children and young people](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/mental-health-pressures-in-emergency-departments-for-children-and-young-people-2/) - This briefing presents data about A&E attendances among children and young people between 2019 and 2025 in England. It includes insights from clinicians, children and families as well as recommendations for improving mental health support and care pathways. The analysis highlights a substantial rise in mental health-related attendances, particularly among younger children, alongside sharp increases
- [An introduction to dental, medical, optometric, and pharmaceutical services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/an-introduction-to-dental-medical-optometric-and-pharmaceutical-services-7/) - Integrated care boards (ICBs) have responsibility for commissioning the four primary care areas of dental, medical, optometric, and pharmaceutical services and members of the ICB, as well as other stakeholders working at neighbourhood level, will need to be familiar how primary care is commissioned. This training session will provide a high-level introduction to each of
- [Almost a quarter of a million MenB vaccinations delivered to young people](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/almost-a-quarter-of-a-million-menb-vaccinations-delivered-to-young-people/) - Almost a quarter of a million young people have had potentially life-saving protection against MenB (meningococcal B), as the NHS urges them to get fully shielded with a second dose before university courses begin later this month. Figures published show that since the vaccination programme began on 20 July 2026, 246,089 doses of the MenB
- [Guidance and framework to improve health outcomes for people with a learning disability](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/guidance-and-framework-to-improve-health-outcomes-for-people-with-a-learning-disability/) - NHS England has published guidance to support GP practices, primary care networks and integrated care boards to improve the identification of people with a learning disability and strengthen the delivery of annual health checks and health action plans. The resources support earlier identification and proactive healthcare to help reduce health inequalities and premature mortality. Developed
- [Community pharmacy workforce survey](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/community-pharmacy-workforce-survey-11/) - The Community Pharmacy Workforce Survey 2026 will open for all NHS community pharmacy contractors from 14 September 2026. The NHS Business Service Authority will contact all NHS pharmacy contract holders when the survey is live with information on how to complete the survey and the deadline. Ahead of the survey launch contract holders are asked
- [Public attitudes to social care and the NHS](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/public-attitudes-to-social-care-and-the-nhs/) - This briefing, drawing on polling with Ipsos, shows that perceptions of the NHS have continued to improve since Labour took office. However, pessimism and misconceptions about social care persist. While public support for change is strong, there is no clear consensus on how to fund additional investment into social care. The findings illustrate the importance
- [Mental health pressures in emergency departments for children and young people](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/mental-health-pressures-in-emergency-departments-for-children-and-young-people/) - This briefing presents data about A&E attendances among children and young people between 2019 and 2025 in England. It includes insights from clinicians, children and families as well as recommendations for improving mental health support and care pathways. The analysis highlights a substantial rise in mental health-related attendances, particularly among younger children, alongside sharp increases
- [Helping GPs navigate rising service charges](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/helping-gps-navigate-rising-service-charges/) - As service charges on leased GP premises continue to rise, we understand the growing pressure this places on your practice. PCC can provide dedicated support to help you manage these costs more effectively. Acting as an honest broker, we provide impartial advice and practical assistance to ensure transparency, fairness, and clarity in your lease arrangements.
- [General practice RSV vaccination programme](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/general-practice-rsv-vaccination-programme-2/) - NHS England has updated their guidance which sets out contractual requirements for the general practice respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccination programme, including eligible cohorts, clinical coding and payment arrangements.
- [New guidance for providers of health care and treatment at events](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/new-guidance-for-providers-of-health-care-and-treatment-at-events/) - Following a consultation regarding registration with the Care Quality Commission (CQC) for providers of health and care treatment at events, the CQC has developed this guidance following changes to the law. The changes to the regulations mean that providers delivering health care or treatment at an event must register with CQC if their service meets
- [Share thoughts on granting proxy access in the NHS App](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/share-thoughts-on-granting-proxy-access-in-the-nhs-app/) - The NHS App team are looking for practice managers, administrators and IT or Database managers to take part in an online survey, to share experiences of how they currently approach proxy access within their practice. Take part in the anonymous survey by 21 September.
- [Undertaking research to meet Medium Term Planning Framework requirements](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/undertaking-research-to-meet-medium-term-planning-framework-requirements/) - This guidance supports NHS organisations to undertake research and meet the Medium Term Planning Framework requirements. This includes: Managing research finance Monitoring research activity Embedding research in the NHS.
- [CQC adult inpatient survey](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/cqc-adult-inpatient-survey/) - Results from the Care Quality Commission (CQC) adult inpatient survey 2025 shows statistically significant improvement across multiple areas of care for a second consecutive year.
- [Why GPs and dermatologists should refer every person with epidermolysis bullosa (EB) to specialist NHS care and DEBRA UK](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/why-gps-and-dermatologists-should-refer-every-person-with-epidermolysis-bullosa-eb-to-specialist-nhs-care-and-debra-uk/) - EB is rare, complex and lifelong. For GPs, dermatologists, paediatricians and wider primary care teams, it may be encountered infrequently, but early decisions can shape a patient’s access to diagnosis, pain management, wound care, psychosocial support and long-term specialist follow-up. Whether EB is suspected in a newborn with blistering, a child with recurrent erosions, or
- [Commissioning for outcomes and value](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/commissioning-for-outcomes-and-value-4/) - Integrated care boards (ICBs) are evolving into strategic commissioners, with a renewed focus on population health, prevention, and value-based outcomes. PCC has rescheduled our popular virtual course, delivered over two sessions, in which we explore how commissioning for outcomes and value can deliver joined up care for the population, strengthening ICBs strategic commissioning expertise.
- [Blood cancer awareness month](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/blood-cancer-awareness-month/) - September is Blood Cancer Awareness Month, Blood cancer changes everything. Whether you’re living with it, have been through it, supporting someone you love, or remembering someone you’ve lost.
- [Early deaths of young people who were in care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/early-deaths-of-young-people-who-were-in-care/) - This report aims to understand the circumstances surrounding care leaver deaths and identify lessons for policy and practice to help prevent future deaths. It examines all care leaver death notifications in 2025, identifying key themes and selecting representative young people for more detailed exploration. It identifies five broad areas for change: workforce; improved support and
- [Upfront help cuts placement costs for healthcare students](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/upfront-help-cuts-placement-costs-for-healthcare-students/) - Future nurses, midwives, allied health, and dental professionals will receive upfront support with travel and accommodation costs for clinical placements under new plans to reduce the financial barriers to training. From the start of the 2026 to 2027 academic year, eligible students with full access to the NHS Learning Support Fund will be able to
- [Community Pharmacy national health campaigns](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/community-pharmacy-national-health-campaigns/) - Under the Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework 2026/27, community pharmacy contractors must promote two national health campaigns. The first national campaign runs from 5 October to 25 October 2026 and will focus on encouraging the public to treat pharmacy teams with respect so they can undertake their professional practice safely. Contractors can use existing communications materials
- [The importance of health visiting for babies and their families](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-importance-of-health-visiting-for-babies-and-their-families/) - A Better Start (ABS) was a 10-year programme and £215 million investment across five local areas running between 2015-2025. Across the five ABS sites - Blackpool, Bradford, Lambeth, Nottingham and Southend on-Sea - partnerships have worked alongside or directly with health visiting services to test, enhance and evaluate models of early years support. Evidence from
- [Strategic commissioning and integrated care delivery](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/strategic-commissioning-and-integrated-care-delivery-5/) - As the NHS implements the 10 Year Health Plan, a fundamental transformation is underway in how care is commissioned and delivered. Integrated care boards are evolving into strategic commissioners, with a renewed focus on population health, prevention, and value-based outcomes. Providers are collaborating to improve peoples’ health. Following excellent feedback and demand PCC is running our
- [Flu jabs for children and pregnant women now available](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/flu-jabs-for-children-and-pregnant-women-now-available/) - Children and pregnant women can now get their flu vaccinations, as the NHS rolls out the first phase of its flu programme to protect families ahead of winter. NHS teams are making it as easy as possible for people to get protected, including taking vaccines out into local communities, delivering them in high street pharmacies
- [Pharmacies to launch cholesterol checks](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pharmacies-to-launch-cholesterol-checks/) - Around 100 NHS pharmacies in England will begin offering life-saving cholesterol check-ups this autumn, to reduce heart disease and stroke deaths by a quarter over the next decade. People aged 40 to 84 who are not pregnant and have not had a blood test in the past year will be eligible to walk into participating
- [Record a vaccination service system for GPs](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/record-a-vaccination-service-system-for-gps/) - From autumn / winter 2026/27, GP teams who collaborate to deliver seasonal vaccinations under the primary care network directed enhanced service (PCN DES) will have the option to use the Record a Vaccination Service (RAVS), only where: all practices within a primary care network (PCN) use the EMIS system; or practices within a PCN use
- [Resources to support high-quality urine sample collection for suspected UTIs](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/resources-to-support-high-quality-urine-sample-collection-for-suspected-utis/) - Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common presentation in general practice. High-quality urine sampling helps to reduce contamination, supports accurate diagnosis and promotes antimicrobial stewardship. To support patients and healthcare professionals, the UK Health Security Agency and NHS England have developed new leaflets and videos for patients about how to collect a urine sample.
- [Children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities - sight testing and oral healthcare specifications](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/children-and-young-people-with-special-educational-needs-and-disabilities-sight-testing-and-oral-healthcare-specifications/) - NHS England has updated the special educational settings - children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities - sight testing and oral healthcare service specifications. The updated specifications, which now include the contract compliance indicators are available on NHS England's website. Any changes made within the documents have been highlighted so that they
- [Introduction to project management](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/introduction-to-project-management-7/) - The NHS is undergoing unprecedented transformation. With the rollout of the 10 Year Health Plan, the shift from hospital to community care, digital-first services, and major structural reforms, project management skills are no longer optional—they’re essential. Project management requires a specific set of skills, some of which we possess naturally and can learn to use more effectively. But
- [General Medical Services Statement of Financial Entitlements Directions](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/general-medical-services-statement-of-financial-entitlements-directions-3/) - The government has published General Medical Services Statement of Financial Entitlements (Amendment) (No. 3) Directions 2026. This amendment relates to vaccinations and immunisations.
- [Diabetes services for children and young adults](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/diabetes-services-for-children-and-young-adults/) - This report offers a national picture of how diabetes services for children and young adults aged 0-25 are organised, how care and outcomes vary, and what systems can do to adopt best practice and deliver equitable, modern care. The report brings together the findings from a review of all integrated care boards (ICBs). It highlights
- [Dental statistics for England](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/dental-statistics-for-england/) - The annual NHS dental statistics for England have been published. The figures for 2025/26 show a significant increase in the number of courses of treatment (CoT), up 6.2% to 37.6 million, and units of dental activity (UDA), which saw a 5.1% uplift to 76.8 million delivered. In 2025/26, COTs for adults increased by 6% to
- [Recording seasonal vaccination for people experiencing homelessness](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/recording-seasonal-vaccination-for-people-experiencing-homelessness/) - To support vaccinations for people experiencing homelessness aged 16 and over, who will be included in the national flu vaccination programme from 1 October 2026, the GP additional guidance for seasonal vaccinations has been updated. This guidance sets out how vaccinations for this new cohort should be recorded.
- [Inequalities faced by ageing LGBTQ+ people](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/inequalities-faced-by-ageing-lgbtq-people/) - Many older LGBTQ+ people have played a vital role in social justice movements, yet they often remain overlooked in policy and practice as they age. This spotlight examines the inequalities they can face in later life across housing, work, finances, health, care and community connections. It shows how these experiences are shaped by decades of
- [Overcome barriers to collaboration](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/overcome-barriers-to-collaboration-3/) - Do you want to strengthen partnerships across neighbourhoods and deliver meaningful outcomes. PCC’s affordable neighbourhood programme brings together professionals in these practical programmes to build confidence in influencing without authority, improving integration, and working through how to focus on the real priorities—whether developing neighbourhood plans, tackling specific challenges, or enhancing relationships. With flexible, bespoke support
- [Community pharmacy audit – Pharmacy First](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/community-pharmacy-audit-pharmacy-first/) - The 2026/27 Pharmacy Quality Scheme (PQS) includes a clinical audit and peer discussion, supporting safe, high-quality care as pharmacy services become more clinically complex. Published here are guidance on conducting this clinical audit and peer discussion, alongside a template document for data collection and analysis.
- [Framework for NHS boards: monitoring research activity](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/framework-for-nhs-boards-monitoring-research-activity/) - This framework defines what NHS boards need to do to monitor research and describes what a high-performing, research-active organisation looks like.
- [HPV self-testing](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/hpv-self-testing/) - The HPV self-testing campaign is targeted at women and people with a cervix, who have not attended cervical screening following previous invitations, and offers HPV self-testing as an alternative check for a virus called human papillomavirus (HPV). Communications resources for NHS organisations can be found on the Campaign Resource Centre.
- [Guideline on osteoporosis risk assessment](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/guideline-on-osteoporosis-risk-assessment/) - The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence has updated the guideline on osteoporosis risk assessment and the related quality standard. The new guideline includes recommendations on identifying adults for fragility fracture risk assessment, risk assessment methods, identifying vertebral fragility fractures, and treatment criteria. It also covers the timing and methods for repeat risk assessment
- [Can the SNP and MNP contracts liberate us?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/can-the-snp-and-mnp-contracts-liberate-us-2/) - A significant new role beckons for strategic commissioners if they aspire to be less operational: quintessentially, sense-making, enabling, supportive and, dare I say it, inspiringly proactive. An authentic system-leadership role, as equal experts with providers and the public; commissioners as the people’s organisation. Contracts are necessary, but should underpin relationships, not define them. Do the
- [GP premises processes and procedures review](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-premises-processes-and-procedures-review/) - As merged and clustering integrated care boards (ICBs) seek to maximise the value of primary care estate and support the delivery of neighbourhood health services, having clear and consistent premises processes is increasingly important. PCC works with commissioners to review and strengthen the processes and procedures that underpin reimbursement process and capital grants for GP
- [General practice staff survey - staff list submission deadline](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/general-practice-staff-survey-staff-list-submission-deadline/) - The deadline for submitting staff lists for the 2026 General Practice Staff Survey is 1 September 2026. GP practices and primary care networks delivering primary medical care services under NHS contracts are required to submit staff details as part of the 2026/27 GP contract requirements. The survey will run from 5 October to 27 November
- [NHS general dental services in England](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-general-dental-services-in-england/) - This analysis shows the proportion of dental practices offering general NHS dentistry has fallen from around 65% in 2017 to around 56% in 2026. Over the same period, the number of practices holding an NHS general dental contract has fallen by around 600 – equivalent to around one in ten NHS dental practices – while
- [Health tool could help prevent avoidable deaths in people with learning disabilities](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/health-tool-could-help-prevent-avoidable-deaths-in-people-with-learning-disabilities/) - Researchers have developed a digital tool that can identify future health risks in people with learning disabilities, which they believe could help prevent avoidable deaths. It was developed as part of DECODE – a National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR)-funded project led by Loughborough University and Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust – using artificial
- [Blood pressure testing and awareness event](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/blood-pressure-testing-and-awareness-event/) - Know Your Numbers! Week is the UK's biggest blood pressure testing and awareness event. It will take place from 7 - 13 September 2026. The theme for this year is You know your age, do you know your numbers?. Whether you are 20 to 80 years old, you could be living with undiagnosed high blood
- [An introduction to general practice finance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/an-introduction-to-general-practice-finance-2/) - Understanding how general practice is funded is essential for anyone involved in supporting, managing or commissioning primary care services. Financial sustainability underpins the ability of GP practices to deliver high-quality, accessible care for patients and communities. This three-hour virtual training session, provides a practical introduction to the financial structures that support general practice.
- [Complications from excess weight services for children and young people](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/complications-from-excess-weight-services-for-children-and-young-people/) - Excess bodyweight in childhood affects almost every organ system in the body and is associated with serious long-term conditions. This toolkit supports integrated care boards to commission high-quality complications from excess weight services for children and young people.
- [Home-testing cervical cancer kits](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/home-testing-cervical-cancer-kits/) - Women will be offered HPV self-testing kits if they have not attended cervical screening appointments following invitations. The NHS is starting to roll out the self-testing kits to encourage more women to complete their potentially lifesaving screening to detect human papillomavirus, which can increase the risk of cervical cancer.
- [When to refer to the community pharmacy hypertension case-finding service](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/when-to-refer-to-the-community-pharmacy-hypertension-case-finding-service/) - The updated service specification for the NHS Community Pharmacy Hypertension Case-Finding Service has been published and will come into effect from 3 September 2026. It has been updated to align the service with its original purpose of hypertension case finding and is underpinned by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guideline NG136. It
- [Help improve test results information in the NHS App](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/help-improve-test-results-information-in-the-nhs-app/) - The NHS website team are seeking views from general practice professionals about potential changes to test results information in the NHS App. The team are exploring if providing short explanatory information about common blood tests alongside test results in the NHS App might help patients better understand their results. They are keen to gather views
- [GP premises reimbursement explained: requirements and practical application](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-premises-reimbursement-explained-requirements-and-practical-application-3/) - GP premises are fundamental to the delivery of NHS primary medical care services, and commissioners have a responsibility to ensure accurate reimbursement of premises costs to GP contractors. This virtual training course, for commissioners, delivered over two sessions, will introduce the rent reimbursement process for GP practices, the regulatory requirements (including the 2024 National Health
- [Raise awareness of urinary tract infections in older adults](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/raise-awareness-of-urinary-tract-infections-in-older-adults/) - Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common health concern and a major cause of illness, hospital admission and NHS demand. In 2023/24, UTIs were responsible for 1.2 million bed days, and over half of E. coli cases began as urinary infections. To support prevention and earlier identification, NHS England and UK Health Security Agency have
- [Flu appointments for pregnant women](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/flu-appointments-for-pregnant-women/) - Providers using the national booking system (NBS) for the seasonal flu programme are reminded to publish appointments on manage your appointments (MYA) for both adult and children’s cohorts from 1 September 2026. NBS will restrict bookings to pregnant women; however, appointments in both calendars must be available to enable those aged 16 and over to
- [Electronic referrals for ongoing care: advice and guidance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/electronic-referrals-for-ongoing-care-advice-and-guidance-2/) - This report is an interim publication as part of the Health Service Safety Investigation Body’s (HSSIB) focus on electronic patient record systems – electronic referrals for ongoing care. In light of concerns about patient safety heard by HSSIB, this report focuses on advice and guidance (A&G) services in the NHS in England, which enable clinicians
- [Learning from volunteering partnerships](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/learning-from-volunteering-partnerships/) - Volunteering for health: learning into action guides bring together learning from 15 partnerships in England, translating experience into recommendations to strengthen volunteering across health and care systems. They cover: Diversifying volunteering opportunities to widen participation Developing the healthcare workforce through volunteering Embedding volunteering within neighbourhood health Training and development for volunteer managers Developing volunteer passporting
- [Ease the process](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ease-the-process/) - Facilitation means ‘easing the process’ and that’s exactly what an experienced facilitator does. PCC has over 15 years of experience providing excellent facilitation in the health care sector, supporting teams through tricky situations, navigating change and decision making. We understand the environment and pressures. “Helen was very easy to work with, meticulous, knowledgeable and experienced.
- [2026/27 NHS pay awards: revenue finance and contracting guidance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/2026-27-nhs-pay-awards-revenue-finance-and-contracting-guidance/) - This guidance sets out how commissioner allocations have been updated for the impact of the NHS pay awards and resident doctors (RDs) deal in 2026/27, as well as the impact on other areas of income and expenditure. It also advises how commissioners and providers should update contract values for relevant services and how integrated care
- [Reminder to opt in to participate in children’s flu programme](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/reminder-to-opt-in-to-participate-in-childrens-flu-programme/) - Sign up is open for the 2026-27 childhood seasonal influenza vaccination programme for providers wishing to participate. GP providers can do this via CQRS, and pharmacies via the NHS Business Services Authority. See the respective enhanced specification and advanced specification for details on the programme. GP providers will need to declare participation in the service
- [NHS dentistry: care pathways guidance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-dentistry-care-pathways-guidance/) - The new NHS dentistry: care pathways guidance has been published. The guidance sets out the clinical framework underpinning the new care pathways and should be read alongside the updated NHS dentistry: quality and payment reforms contractual guidance. For colleagues who were unable to attend, a recording of the NHS dental quality and payment reforms webinar
- [Electronic referrals for ongoing care: advice and guidance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/electronic-referrals-for-ongoing-care-advice-and-guidance/) - This report is an interim publication as part of the Health Service Safety Investigations Body (HSSIB) focus on electronic patient record systems – electronic referrals for ongoing care. In light of concerns about patient safety heard by HSSIB, this report focuses on advice and guidance (A&G) services in the NHS in England, which enable clinicians
- [MenB vaccination programme for community pharmacies](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/menb-vaccination-programme-for-community-pharmacies/) - From 27 August 2026 all eligible individuals can book an appointment for a MenB vaccination on the national booking service (NBS). This includes individuals born on or after 21 July 2001 who are starting university for the first time or starting at some further education colleges for the first time and residing in college accommodation.
- [Premises related terms and acronyms](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/premises-related-terms-and-acronyms/) - PCC has developed this document to provide commissioners, GP practices and other NHS stakeholders with a clear and consistent reference guide to commonly used premises-related terms and acronyms. The NHS estate is supported by a complex framework of property, funding, valuation, leasehold and compliance arrangements, and understanding the terminology associated with these areas is essential
- [End of life care – mental health spotlight audit report](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/end-of-life-care-mental-health-spotlight-audit-report/) - The End of life care – Mental health spotlight audit reports on the unique challenges and opportunities associated with delivering end of life care in mental health settings.
- [Weekly insulin jab could reduce injections](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/weekly-insulin-jab-could-reduce-injections/) - People with type 2 diabetes could swap daily insulin injections for a once-a-week jab, following a National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommendation. The switch could cut the number of injections each patient needs by 85%. NICE’s recommendation is subject to the treatment being licenced by the Healthcare products Regulatory Agency before it
- [What do people think about the NHS?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/what-do-people-think-about-the-nhs/) - This King’s Fund report explores what people think about the NHS, from public satisfaction and patient experience to staff views, survey findings, trends, and key limitations.
- [Building the case for organisation development and workplace culture](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-the-case-for-organisation-development-and-workplace-culture/) - The purpose of this guide is to empower those in the NHS people profession to secure buy-in from the board and senior leaders in promoting a positive workplace culture through the work of organisation development. This engagement is key because senior leaders are responsible for making strategic decisions about the organisation’s future priorities and resources.
- [A hospital allotment helps women thrive](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/a-hospital-allotment-helps-women-thrive/) - A thriving allotment at Mersey Care’s Hollins Park Hospital is demonstrating how growing spaces can support learning, wellbeing, and recovery. Patients and staff on a secure mental health ward for women, have spent the past year transforming an unused area of grass into a flourishing allotment filled with fruit, vegetables, wildflowers, and wildlife. More…..
- [Grasp the opportunity](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/grasp-the-opportunity/) - Over the course of the last few months, we have seen a drip feed of guidance from NHS England regarding neighbourhoods and strategic commissioning. The recent consultation document on single neighbourhood providers (SNP) and multi-neighbourhood providers (MNP) underlining the potential future direction. The ambition has emerged for GP led collaboratives (which may be collaboratives of
- [Managing disputes for medical, optical and dental primary care contracts](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/managing-disputes-for-medical-optical-and-dental-primary-care-contracts/) - Integrated care boards, as strategic commissioners, must appropriately secure and manage primary care contracts. At times there will be disputes between the commissioner and the contractor on various matters. This virtual training session explores the different stages of dispute resolution and how these are managed for medical, optical, and dental primary care contracts.
- [Quality of end of life care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/quality-of-end-of-life-care/) - The National Audit of Care at the End of Life examines the quality of care provided to adults in the last days of life during their final hospital admission across England, Wales, and Jersey. The report includes data from 19,705 case note reviews and 5,994 surveys of bereaved people. This report shows improvements in several
- [Caring for the healthcare workforce post Covid-19](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/caring-for-the-healthcare-workforce-post-covid-19/) - This research considers the prevalence and impact of long Covid among NHS healthcare workers. It seeks to understand both the medium and long-term impacts on the mental, physical, and occupational health of workers including nursing, allied-health professionals, and administrators to produce evidence to support workforce recovery and national policy recommendations.
- [How care coordination varies internationally](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/how-care-coordination-varies-internationally/) - This data brief presents findings from the 2025 Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy Survey of Primary Care Physicians to examine care coordination in ten countries: Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Netherlands, New Zealand, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States. It reports on the types of clinicians coordinating care, the timeliness of care delivery,
- [Can the SNP and MNP contracts liberate us?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/can-the-snp-and-mnp-contracts-liberate-us/) - In this blog by Professor David Colin-Thomé, chair of PCC, he considers the single neighbourhood and multi-neighbourhood provider (SNP and MNP) contract consultation. He identifies that a significant role beckons for strategic commissioners if they aspire to be enabling, supportive, sense making and inspiringly proactive. Contracts are necessary, but should underpin relationships, not define them.
- [Policy book for general ophthalmic services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/policy-book-for-general-ophthalmic-services/) - This document provides commissioners of primary care services the context, information and tools to safely commission and contract manage primary eye health contracts.
- [If eligible book a flu jab ahead of winter](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/if-eligible-book-a-flu-jab-ahead-of-winter/) - The NHS is urging people to book their flu jab now as the health service starts winter preparations. The national booking system is open so eligible people, including pregnant women and children, can pre-book their flu vaccinations when vaccinations start on 1 September.
- [Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) report](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/respiratory-syncytial-virus-rsv-report/) - This report shows around 50% fewer infants under 6 months being admitted to intensive care with RSV. The data demonstrates the annual impact of the NHS RSV maternal vaccination programme. While around 60% of women giving birth every month are vaccinated, UK Health Security Agency warns many thousands of babies are still at risk.
- [Family hubs: from Sure Start to best start](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/family-hubs-from-sure-start-to-best-start/) - This briefing provides an overview of government policy on children’s centres and family hubs since 1997.
- [Primary care eye care contracts – ask the expert](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-eye-care-contracts-ask-the-expert/) - Managing eyecare contracts can involve complex and sometimes challenging issues. To support you, PCC offers open surgery sessions where our annual contract holders can bring their questions and concerns to discuss with our adviser team and learn from each other. These surgeries may also focus on a specific issue, if it is relevant at that
- [Exploitation of internationally educated nursing staff in social care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/exploitation-of-internationally-educated-nursing-staff-in-social-care/) - This report examines evidence of exploitative employer practices affecting internationally educated nursing staff in adult social care services. Drawing on three years of Royal College of Nursing member casework, it highlights the pressures these workers face and how immigration policies and a lack of enforcement and oversight within the sector increase their vulnerability to exploitation.
- [AI and smarter systems help doctors reclaim time for patients](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ai-and-smarter-systems-help-doctors-reclaim-time-for-patients/) - Doctors are increasingly using technology, including artificial intelligence (AI), to reduce their administrative burdens, improve efficiency and create more time for their patients, according to a report published by the General Medical Council. More than one in four doctors reported improvements they said helped them provide good patient care in the last year. Doctors said
- [Community health event hopes to set prostate testing world record](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/community-health-event-hopes-to-set-prostate-testing-world-record/) - North West Anglia NHS Foundation Trust surgeon Jyoti Shah MBE, who has long been championing the need for testing, has rallied her team to support a community testing session on 5 September. More….
- [Collaborating across neighbourhoods – what you need to consider](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/collaborating-across-neighbourhoods-what-you-need-to-consider/) - With the single neighbourhood and multi-neighbourhood provider (SNP and MNP) consultation underway primary care networks (PCNs) will need to work through their next steps as they consider the SNP contract. Complexity will be added by multiple organisations needing to work together across a footprint, including at scale MNPs. As the consultation document outlines scale should
- [Primary care medical contracts – an introduction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-medical-contracts-an-introduction-10/) - Integrated care boards need to grow their knowledge and skills to effectively commission primary care services. Over two virtual sessions, this course introduces commissioners to the main areas of primary care medical contracts (GMS, PMS and APMS) that they will need to understand. Training will familiarise commissioners with contract types, who can hold which contract,
- [Maternity and perinatal care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/maternity-and-perinatal-care/) - This report presents findings from almost 600,000 singleton births in NHS maternity services across England, Scotland and Wales during 2024 – highlighting inequalities in timely access to maternity care and changing patterns of birth. It examines key measures of maternity care and outcomes, identifies national trends and variation, and makes recommendations to support quality improvement
- [Low vision services workshop](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/low-vision-services-workshop/) - This report summarises discussions from a workshop that brought together low vision professionals, service providers and key stakeholders to examine how to achieve commissioning of consistent low vision services across the UK. It reflects evidence shared on current provision, examples of effective practice and the barriers that continue to limit equitable access. It also outlines
- [A&E demand high and elective performance improves](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ae-demand-high-and-elective-performance-improves/) - A&E demand hit a record high in July, while elective performance reached its best level against the 18-week target in nearly five years. A&E saw a record 2.5 million attendances last month amid two heatwaves, with the three busiest months ever recorded between May and July. Despite the record pressure, more patients were seen, treated,
- [PCC Insight August](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pcc-insight-august/) - In this edition of PCC Insight we consider how commissioners can nurture the environment to support the neighbourhood vision to be a reality. We consider how single neighbourhood and multi-neighbourhood providers may wish to work, we look at how to “work with” not “do to” - a cultural shift needed. We have a neighbourhood health
- [Maternity and neonatal plan assurance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/maternity-and-neonatal-plan-assurance/) - NHS England's letter outlines the assurance process and expectations for trusts. This is intended to support and evidence progress in implementing the 10 Point Plan for maternity and neonatal services and not create additional reporting burdens. An appendix sets out the support available to trusts and systems to implement the plan.
- [General practice funding in England](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/general-practice-funding-in-england/) - The challenges facing general practice are complex, but funding lies at their core. A new report published by Health Foundation brings together multiple national data to provide a comprehensive overview of general practice funding in England.
- [Delivery of the antimicrobial resistance (AMR) action plan](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/delivery-of-the-antimicrobial-resistance-amr-action-plan/) - This guidance sets out the roles and responsibilities of Department of Health and Social Care and NHS structures in delivering AMR prevention. Effective AMR prevention involves system-wide partnership working to deliver an integrated, whole-pathway approach that embeds robust infection prevention and management.
- [What June’s heatwave cost the UK](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/what-junes-heatwave-cost-the-uk/) - June 2026’s record-breaking heatwave, which saw temperatures top 37 degrees in parts of the country, has had an estimated, direct economic cost of at least £2.36bn. This is the result of reduced productivity due to the well-documented effect of all work becoming harder at higher temperatures, and that infrastructure and equipment overheat and fail. This
- [The new leadership and management framework](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-new-leadership-and-management-framework/) - The Department of Health and Social Care recently launched the new NHS Leadership and Management Framework, which sets clear expectations for all NHS leaders and managers, including line managers. It’s a national framework describing what excellent leadership and management looks like across every setting, profession and level of responsibility. The framework provides a shared language
- [Building confident leading women](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-confident-leading-women-33/) - “It was very organised and thought provoking, giving individuals the opportunity to discuss any issues and thoughts on how changes can be made.” PCC’s programme for women developing in a leadership role focusses on growing confidence and influence. Comprising six online sessions delivered by an experienced executive coach. Outcomes include developing coaching skills, enhanced listening
- [Making workplaces work for everyone](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/making-workplaces-work-for-everyone/) - This report highlights employers' views on the importance and feasibility of policies to support disabled older workers. Based on a survey of 1,087 HR leaders, this research explores variance across organisation size, sector, and industry, providing insight into where there is support for change and where barriers to implementation remain.
- [Better Care Fund planning data](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/better-care-fund-planning-data/) - This publication provides the aggregated planning data submitted nationally through the Better Care Fund (BCF) 2026–27 plans. The data includes BCF funding sources, planned income, planned expenditure and the three core BCF metrics covering: Non-elective admissions to hospital for people aged 65 and over Average length of discharge delay for all acute adult patients Long-term
- [Care continuity between midwifery and health visiting services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/care-continuity-between-midwifery-and-health-visiting-services/) - This guidance sets out principles to strengthen continuity between midwifery and health visiting services across pregnancy, birth, and the postnatal period. It reflects current policy, evidence and learning, with a particular focus on relational continuity, shared professional oversight and co-ordinated working at points of transition. It aligns with national priorities for integrated, community based postnatal
- [GP surgery business case development](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-surgery-business-case-development/) - There are many opportunities to develop GP practice premises. Further allocations from the utilisation and modernisation fund are available, opportunities via the neighbourhood health centre programme and though local agreements to gain funding via new developments, S106 or community infrastructure levies. PCC recently supported a practice who needed to develop a robust business case for
- [Treatment for Hep C virus](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/treatment-for-hep-c-virus/) - NHS data shows that since the roll-out of antiviral drugs in 2015, over 100,000 people have been diagnosed and treated for Hep C, with England on track to be one of the first countries in the world to eliminate the virus.
- [How care inequities shape social care experiences](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/how-care-inequities-shape-social-care-experiences/) - This report explores how inequities are experienced in adult social care by people drawing on care and support and unpaid carers. This qualitative research examines how factors including disability, ethnicity, gender, age, income, geography, health needs and wider system pressures shape people's experiences of access, quality, choice, control and dignity.
- [Supporting prostate cancer research](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/supporting-prostate-cancer-research/) - Help raise awareness of Prostate Progress, a major research programme supported by NHS DigiTrials to improve future prostate cancer diagnosis, treatment and care. Practices can download free posters, flyers and patient information booklets, or order printed packs for waiting rooms and clinics by emailing progress@pcr.org.uk.
- [Using the professional title nurse](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/using-the-professional-title-nurse/) - This call for evidence is trying to get an understanding of the professions and roles that should continue to be able to use the title nurse without risk of prosecution. It is also examining other professional titles that should be protected under the Nursing and Midwifery Council’s legislative framework. The closing date for comments is
- [Protecting mental health from extreme heat](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/protecting-mental-health-from-extreme-heat/) - Extreme heat is one of the most immediate and rapidly worsening consequences of climate change. It comes with serious implications for mental health. This policy brief provides a snapshot of how mental health is covered within heat action plans, uses case studies to show how mental health has been successfully integrated into heat action, and
- [Primary care eye care contracts – open surgery](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-eye-care-contracts-open-surgery-2/) - Managing eyecare contracts can involve complex and sometimes challenging issues. To support you, PCC offers open surgery sessions where our annual contract holders can bring their questions and concerns to discuss with our adviser team and learn from each other. These surgeries may also focus on a specific issue, if it is relevant at that
- [Respond to the SNP and MNP consultation](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/respond-to-the-snp-and-mnp-consultation/) - The consultation to test proposals on two new contracts for single and multi-neighbourhood providers (SNP and MNP) to help make commissioning neighbourhood health services easier for local teams is open until 10 September 2026. NHS England welcomes feedback from commissioners, general practice, primary care networks (PCNs), trusts and other NHS service providers, as well as
- [Migrant nursing staff in social care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/migrant-nursing-staff-in-social-care/) - Migrant nursing staff working in social care staff are being left at the mercy of employers who control their immigration status, according to new evidence from the Royal College of Nursing (RCN). The RCN is calling on the UK government to change immigration rules to stabilise the sector.
- [Help shape a new checklist for working with interpreters](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/help-shape-a-new-checklist-for-working-with-interpreters/) - Researchers at University College London’s (UCL) Centre for Translation Studies are inviting doctors, nurses and other healthcare professionals to take part in a survey. The project has developed a draft checklist to support healthcare professionals working with interpreters and improve communication with patients who have limited English proficiency. The survey will gather expert feedback to
- [Dentistry quality improvement programme](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/dentistry-quality-improvement-programme/) - The recent NHS dentistry and oral health bulletin had a focus on the quality improvement (QI) programme. The QI programme is a key component of the wider dental reforms and represents an opportunity for practices to use data, reflection, and peer learning to identify variation and undertake structured QI activities. The focus of this year’s
- [Review of private dentistry launched](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/review-of-private-dentistry-launched/) - The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has launched a review of private dentistry, looking at both essential care and cosmetic treatments. The CMA is inviting independent dental practice owners to share their views in this survey by 14 August 2026.
- [GPs and practice managers can help shape the future of health data policy](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gps-and-practice-managers-can-help-shape-the-future-of-health-data-policy/) - The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) is running a national engagement programme to understand the views of individual GPs and practice managers on how patient data is used – for individual care, the planning and commissioning of NHS services and health-related research. This is an opportunity to influence decisions at a national level that will shape
- [NHS hypertension case finding service](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-hypertension-case-finding-service/) - The NHS hypertension case finding service specification has been updated to include: Clarification that patients can access the service once every five years Updates to the eligibility criteria regarding which patients may be referred into the service by general practice teams Emphasis on the average wake-time ABPM reading as the key measure to share with general
- [Infection prevention and control](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/infection-prevention-and-control/) - The National infection prevention and control manual is an evidence-based practice manual that should be adopted as mandatory guidance in NHS settings or settings where NHS services are delivered. Requirements include: All healthcare organisations are responsible for ensuring they have sufficient supplies of the required personal protective equipment (PPE), and that their staff are trained
- [Flu vaccination service specifications now include people experiencing homelessness](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/flu-vaccination-service-specifications-now-include-people-experiencing-homelessness/) - Further to the recent announcement that people experiencing homelessness (as defined in the Green Book) 16 years and above will be included in the national flu programme from 1 October 2026, the following service specifications have been updated to include this new cohort: Updated GP seasonal vaccination enhanced service (ES) specification covering adults Updated GP
- [The single patient record explained](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-single-patient-record-explained/) - What is the single patient record, and how could it change health and care in England? This Kings Fund briefing examines the government's plans, the role of the Health Bill, potential benefits for patients and clinicians, and the safeguards needed to maintain public trust.
- [Seasonal vaccinations provider programme guide](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/seasonal-vaccinations-provider-programme-guide/) - The seasonal vaccinations programme provider guide for autumn/winter 26/27 is now available on FutureNHS.
- [Major expansion of community mental health support across England](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/major-expansion-of-community-mental-health-support-across-england/) - People struggling with their mental health will get help earlier and closer to home, with new NHS mental health facilities opening across England. Backed by £343 million, the rollout is the biggest redesign of mental health services in a generation. It includes 100 new community mental health centres, offering walk-in support without a referral and
- [Patients with motor neurone disease set for faster care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/patients-with-motor-neurone-disease-set-for-faster-care/) - Patients with motor neurone disease (MND) will get faster access to care and support. The announcement comes as the government launches action to tackle delays and fragmentation in support for people living with MND and is part of the first phase of fixing the social care system and pursuing Andy Burnham’s ambition to introduce a
- [The Royal College of Nursing calls for guidance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-royal-college-of-nursing-calls-for-guidance/) - Following the Supreme Court's judgment on the legal definition of sex in the Equality Act 2010, questions remain over how nursing staff should apply it in practice. The Royal College of Nursing is asking governments to provide more guidance.
- [Stretch targets for mental health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/stretch-targets-for-mental-health/) - Alex Stewart, assistant director of the NHS Alliance’s mental health network responds to confirmation of stretch targets for mental health services. Stating these are a step in the right direction to reduce variation and improve services.
- [Patient safety partners](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/patient-safety-partners/) - This review presents findings from the 2025 national survey on the implementation of patient safety partners (PSPs), in line with the framework for involving patients in patient safety.
- [Neighbourhood support that works for you](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/neighbourhood-support-that-works-for-you-3/) - Our neighbourhood action learning sets welcomes leaders from primary care, community and social care, hospitals, integrated care boards, voluntary sector, and wider system partners. Together, you’ll share your challenges and work on what matters most to your neighbourhood, such as: developing your neighbourhood plan, tackling a specific service or population need, or building stronger, more
- [Primary care eye care contracts – contract notices](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-eye-care-contracts-contract-notices/) - NHS eyecare is a vital primary care service, this training course, provides a detailed overview of the different types of contract notices. It explores when these notices may be used and the processes that must be followed to issue them correctly and manage them effectively.
- [Innovation in primary and community care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/innovation-in-primary-and-community-care/) - The Care Quality Commission(CQC) has published Learning from practice case studies capturing excellent care and innovation, with the first examples focusing on what the CQC have seen in GP practices. These are examples of initiatives to improve people’s care, identified through CQC inspections and through chief inspector of primary care and community services, Bola Owolabi's
- [Clinical record keeping in oral healthcare](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/clinical-record-keeping-in-oral-healthcare/) - NHS England has developed these standard operating protocols to help streamline record keeping practices for oral healthcare teams and encourage a more proportionate and concise way of recording clinical notes.
- [Will urgent care policies make a difference for patients?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/will-urgent-care-policies-make-a-difference-for-patients/) - Stories and images of large numbers of people waiting in overcrowded A&E departments are not new. However, there has been growing concern in recent years about the number of patients who are being treated in areas that are not designed for clinical care. This report assesses whether this is affecting particular groups of patients more
- [Physical health deterioration while under the care of a mental health low secure unit](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/physical-health-deterioration-while-under-the-care-of-a-mental-health-low-secure-unit/) - This Health Services Safety Investigation Body report demonstrates how the Patient Safety Incident Response Framework can be used to investigate patient safety incidents and identify opportunities for learning and improvement. The report considers the case of a person who was in the care of a mental health low secure unit whose physical health deteriorated.
- [World breastfeeding week](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/world-breastfeeding-week/) - World Breastfeeding Week 2026 takes place from 1 August to 7 August 2026, focusing on the theme Breastfeeding for a sustainable start in life: strengthen what works.
- [Introduction to equality impact assessments](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/introduction-to-equality-impact-assessments/) - Equality impact assessments (EQIAs) are a key tool for ensuring that policies, services, and decisions are fair, inclusive, and compliant with legal and ethical obligations. This three hour virtual training course is designed to provide a practical introduction to EQIAs. It will equip participants with the knowledge and confidence to understand when and how to apply
- [The Big Conversation on Care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-big-conversation-on-care/) - Between now and April The Big Conversation will give people the opportunity to say what they want and expect from a future National Care Service, including on the tough questions on who it should support, what families should reasonably be expected to do, and how the country should pay for care in a fair and
- [Chief medical officers’ physical activity guideline infographics](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/chief-medical-officers-physical-activity-guideline-infographics/) - These resources help professionals promote clear, consistent messages about the benefits of moving more. The resources set out the type and amount of physical activity people should aim for at different life stages.
- [Learning from complaints in dental services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/learning-from-complaints-in-dental-services/) - Two recent cases published by the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman have highlighted concerns about gaps in NHS dental services – including patients not receiving appropriate treatment and providers’ confusion over responsibility for their care. Oral healthcare teams are asked to learn from complaints. This includes ensuring that: patients needing complex or remedial care are
- [Action urged to deliver low vision services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/action-urged-to-deliver-low-vision-services/) - The Association of Optometrists (AOP) is calling for consistent commissioning of low vision services across the UK, following the publication of a new report examining how services can better meet the needs of people with sight loss. Low vision services provide practical and emotional support that help people maintain independence and improve their quality of
- [NHS productivity](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-productivity-2/) - This report extends previous investigations into NHS productivity growth carried out at the University of York. Embedded in National Accounting Systems, it uses an index number approach, to calculate growth in both NHS inputs, outputs and productivity. Outputs are also adjusted for the quality of care provided. This report has two objectives: to provide an
- [How to become a Community Enabler](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/how-to-become-a-community-enabler/) - March 2026 COIN Discussion Video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRWcp1U9Oi8 Paul Thomas Mary Poppins is a Community Enabler (CE). She turns multiple “I’s” into overlapping “We’s” (Comm-Unity) by getting people to laugh at life’s difficulties, jump in & out of pictures, co-create shared stories. Some of her skills can be learned: Rapid Appraisal; Listen without Jumping In; Cycles of
- [Building the future: premises planning for neighbourhood health centres](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-the-future-premises-planning-for-neighbourhood-health-centres-6/) - The NHS's 10-Year Health Plan sets out a bold vision to reshape care delivery through the creation of 250 neighbourhood health centres (NHCs) by 2035. This transformation has major implications for premises strategy, capital investment, and estate planning across the health system. This 2.5-hour workshop has been designed to consider the factors that integrated care
- [Preparing for prescribing in national community pharmacy services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/preparing-for-prescribing-in-national-community-pharmacy-services/) - This letter provides details of the funding available to support the introduction of independent prescribing in NHS community pharmacy services from autumn 2026 and sets out the actions expected of integrated care boards (ICBs) to support implementation.
- [Commissioning guidance for community pharmacy prescribing-based services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/commissioning-guidance-for-community-pharmacy-prescribing-based-services/) - Commissioning guidance to support integrated care boards (ICBs), sets out the steps necessary to plans to develop and implement safe and effective community pharmacy prescribing-based services.
- [NHS inviting 500,000 men to join prostate cancer research programme](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-inviting-500000-men-to-join-prostate-cancer-research-programme/) - The NHS will begin contacting half a million men from this week inviting them to join a major research programme to improve early detection and treatment of prostate cancer. Men who have had or are living with prostate cancer will receive letters and text messages explaining how they can register to take part in what
- [Tackling delayed discharges that help to drive corridor care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/tackling-delayed-discharges-that-help-to-drive-corridor-care/) - This report examines how delayed discharges contribute to long waits in A&E; what is causing them; and what this means for the older people caught in the middle. It also looks at how this challenge can be tackled and why this issue needs to be given greater priority in debates about tackling corridor care. It
- [Young people get vital protection from MenB](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/young-people-get-vital-protection-from-menb/) - Nearly 90,000 young people have received the first of a double dose of the meningitis B vaccine within two weeks of the NHS launching a catch-up campaign for the vaccination.
- [Building confident leading women](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-confident-leading-women-32/) - “It was very organised and thought provoking, giving individuals the opportunity to discuss any issues and thoughts on how changes can be made.” PCC’s programme for women developing in a leadership role focusses on growing confidence and influence. Comprising six online sessions delivered by an experienced executive coach. Outcomes include development of coaching skills, enhanced
- [Partnerships to develop new hospitals](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/partnerships-to-develop-new-hospitals/) - Long-term partnerships have been signed to deliver new hospitals across England. The confirmed partnerships will transform how NHS hospitals are delivered across England, marking a major milestone for the New Hospital Programme as it moves into its delivery phase. The agreements bring together NHS trusts and construction organisations to deliver 11 hospital schemes through a
- [MenB vaccination update](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/menb-vaccination-update/) - The Meningococcal B (MenB) vaccination service launched on 20 July 2026. Guidance on vaccine supply, ordering, and delivery, plus a provider FAQ covering allocations, ordering, walk-in patients, second doses, and stock management, is now available on the vaccinations and screening NHS Futures workspace (log-in required). For queries not covered, providers should contact their integrated care
- [Help improve blood pressure monitoring](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/help-improve-blood-pressure-monitoring/) - The NHS manage data and devices (MDD) team is inviting primary care staff to take part in a user research session exploring a potential new blood pressure management service within the NHS App. The research team is interested in hearing from GPs, clinical pharmacists, practice nurses, healthcare assistants, and administrative staff involved in supporting patients
- [Preventing choking deaths among people with learning disabilities](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/preventing-choking-deaths-among-people-with-learning-disabilities/) - Care England has published a Good practice guide: Preventing choking deaths among people with learning disabilities. People with a learning disability are at particularly high risk of choking when eating and drinking, and the guide recognises the social, cultural and emotional importance of eating and drinking as well as the physical necessity. Developed by a
- [How age affects cancer outcomes](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/how-age-affects-cancer-outcomes/) - Age plays a significant role in shaping cancer outcomes – from cancer risk and screening to treatment access, survival, and mortality. This report aims to support a more nuanced understanding of how cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment and outcomes vary by age. This will help inform future service planning, research and policy development, in order to
- [Primary medical contracts – contract variations](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-medical-contracts-contract-variations-2/) - Integrated care boards need to grow their knowledge and skills to effectively commission primary care services. This half day course introduces commissioners to variations to existing primary medical services contracts (GMS, PMS, APMS). This includes details of when contracts require variations and the processes to follow.
- [Medical device regulation for ambient voice technology products](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/medical-device-regulation-for-ambient-voice-technology-products/) - NHS England and the Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has published a letter to NHS trusts, integrated care boards and NHS England regions regarding the MHRA’s publication of guidance on the regulatory status of ambient voice technology products. It confirms that products used only for transcribing or summarising clinical conversations are not to
- [Improving maternal and infant outcomes and reducing inequalities](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/improving-maternal-and-infant-outcomes-and-reducing-inequalities/) - Deprivation and potentially preventable conditions such as obesity, diabetes and hypertension are driving poor maternal and infant outcomes and inequalities. This blog by the King's Fund explores why preconception health should have parity with maternity care.
- [Technologies could reduce wait for endometriosis diagnosis](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/technologies-could-reduce-wait-for-endometriosis-diagnosis-2/) - Draft early use healthtech guidance recommends NHS use of two non-invasive diagnostic technologies to diagnose endometriosis, while further evidence is generated on how well they work. Current average time to diagnosis for women of reproductive age is more than 9 years, often resulting in prolonged chronic pain. These tests can be used in primary care
- [The state of urban health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-state-of-urban-health/) - Urban life is where some of the starkest health inequalities are found, but these inequalities are preventable. This report reveals how place and systems shape health and where action can change outcomes. It combines analysis of over 120 national indicators with lived experience from residents and Impact on Urban Health partners in Lambeth and Southwark,
- [Five questions every primary care leader should be asking about neighbourhood health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/five-questions-every-primary-care-leader-should-be-asking-about-neighbourhood-health/) - In a joint discussion paper, GGi Principal Consultant Simon Hall and Helen Northall, Chief Executive, PCC, argue that before creating new organisations or governance structures, primary care leaders should first answer some fundamental questions about purpose, leadership and accountability. The NHS has a long history of believing that changing organisational structures will change the way
- [Meetings that lead to outcomes](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/meetings-that-lead-to-outcomes/) - New teams and new collaborations are forming across the NHS, whether it’s a new team following a restructure, or a collaboration across practices, primary care networks , or potentially the development of a multi-neighbourhood approach; it is vital that the first meetings set the tone for the future and enable the team to come away
- [Lung preservation machine could make more donor lungs available for transplant](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/lung-preservation-machine-could-make-more-donor-lungs-available-for-transplant/) - A specialist machine that keeps donated lungs alive outside the body has been conditionally recommended in draft National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidance in a move that could make hundreds of organs available for transplants.
- [Medical students’ experiences of professional standards in the UK](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/medical-students-experiences-of-professional-standards-in-the-uk/) - Developing professional values and behaviours is essential to maintaining public trust in doctors and ensuring safe, effective patient care. This research suggests that there are significant issues with how professionalism is defined and applied in medical schools. It finds that, while most students report being familiar with professionalism guidance and almost three in five believe
- [Shaping neighbourhood health through a household lens](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/shaping-neighbourhood-health-through-a-household-lens/) - This report argues that effective neighbourhood health services should look beyond individual patients and take account of the wider household and community circumstances that can influence health outcomes. It finds that factors such as housing, deprivation, caring responsibilities, social isolation and trauma can drive health needs and demand for services, yet are sometimes overlooked in
- [World hepatitis day](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/world-hepatitis-day/) - 28 July was World Hepatitis Day 2026. The theme, Hepatitis: Let’s break it down, is a call to remove the barriers that stand between people and the services that can save their lives. Viral hepatitis continues to be a major cause of preventable illness and death worldwide.
- [Hints and tips from the NHS Business Services Authority](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/hints-and-tips-from-the-nhs-business-services-authority/) - The NHS Business Services Authority has published their quarterly newsletter. The latest edition contains information and advice on the Pharmacy Quality Scheme aspiration payment declaration 2026/27, Drug Tariff updates and Community Pharmacy NHS Meningococcal B Vaccination Service – directions.
- [The economic potential of the UK’s working-age population](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-economic-potential-of-the-uks-working-age-population/) - Aimed at informing economic and fiscal decision making, this report calls for a healthy working-age population to be recognised as an essential pillar of the UK’s economic strategy.
- [Building the future: premises planning for neighbourhood health centres](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-the-future-premises-planning-for-neighbourhood-health-centres-5/) - The NHS's 10 Year Health Plan sets out a bold vision to reshape care delivery through the creation of 250 neighbourhood health centres (NHCs) by 2035. This transformation has major implications for premises strategy, capital investment, and estate planning across the health system. This 2.5-hour workshop has been designed to consider the factors that integrated care board commissioners and estates
- [Women access free morning-after pill at pharmacies](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/women-access-free-morning-after-pill-at-pharmacies/) - Figures show that almost 305,000 doses of the emergency contraceptive pill were supplied, free of charge, at pharmacies between October 2025 and March 2026 without women needing to book a GP or sexual health clinic appointment.
- [Winter planning 2026/27 board assurance templates](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/winter-planning-2026-27-board-assurance-templates/) - Last week NHS England published Winter planning 2026/27 - expectations and assurance letter. Together with the letter they published three board assurance templates. There was a formatting issue in the Trust template. The template has been updated, please download and use the updated Board assurance statement self assessment template for trusts.
- [Clinical audit resources and examples](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/clinical-audit-resources-and-examples/) - Explore how data-driven insight can transform patient care. Topics include the role of healthcare data in delivering the NHS 10-year plan, patient safety, innovation, patient involvement, and addressing healthcare equalities. More…..
- [A healthcare system that works for young people with breast cancer](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/a-healthcare-system-that-works-for-young-people-with-breast-cancer/) - Breast cancer is the leading cause of disease-related death in women under 50 in the UK. Cases in younger people are rising – yet younger people face later diagnoses, more aggressive cancers, and worse survival rates than older age groups. This report outlines three priorities to build a better system: embedding awareness across society; screening
- [Primary medical contracts – contract variations](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-medical-contracts-contract-variations/) - Integrated care boards need to grow their knowledge and skills to effectively commission primary care services. This half day course introduces commissioners to variations to existing primary medical services contracts (GMS, PMS, APMS). This includes details of when contracts require variations and the processes to follow.
- [Inequalities in NHS waiting times](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/inequalities-in-nhs-waiting-times/) - Overall, elective waiting times have improved over the past year. This analysis examines whether inequalities in waiting times have also improved. It explores how waiting times vary by level of deprivation and ethnicity. For both, the analysis examines how inequalities in waiting times have changed over time, and how they vary between integrated care boards
- [Seasonal vaccination service for the autumn/winter campaign](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/seasonal-vaccination-service-for-the-autumn-winter-campaign/) - General practices and community pharmacies not already signed up to the autumn/winter Covid-19 and/or flu campaign should sign up by 31 July 2026, to guarantee the delivery of Covid-19 vaccine before the start of the campaign. General practices Practices wishing to offer the service should accept both the Covid-19 and flu offers on CQRS Practices
- [What it’s like to train as a doctor in the UK](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/what-its-like-to-train-as-a-doctor-in-the-uk/) - The General Medical Council (GMC)’s national training survey gives a picture of the experiences of tens of thousands of doctors in postgraduate medical training across the UK, on topics such as their working conditions, workplace culture and the quality of training. This year’s survey, which ran between March and May, was answered by more than
- [Neighbourhood health: an international exploration](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/neighbourhood-health-an-international-exploration/) - What does a community-led approach to neighbourhood health look like? The Kings Fund looked at models in Brazil and New Zealand to learn more. More….
- [Healthy high streets: stronger health, stronger high streets](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/healthy-high-streets-stronger-health-stronger-high-streets/) - This Boots-commissioned research by Public First finds that expanding health care services on the high street could not only revitalise communities, but save millions of missed working days and 14.6 million GP appointments. It finds that health care access and decline of high streets rank among the public’s top concerns. It calculates that a £13
- [GP primary medical care contracts (including premises)– bring your questions](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-primary-medical-care-contracts-including-premises-bring-your-questions-3/) - Contract management of GP primary medical care contracts, including premises and the many associated responsibilities can often feel complex and demanding. To support you, PCC hosts interactive open surgery sessions, designed exclusively for our annual contract holders, where you can bring issues and questions to discuss with our adviser team and each other. For more
- [GMS, PMS and APMS standard contracts and variations published](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gms-pms-and-apms-standard-contracts-and-variations-published/) - NHS England has published new standard general medical services (GMS), personal medical services (PMS) and alternative provider medical services (APMS) contracts, along with their contract variation notices. The documentation incorporates changes made to the contract regulations in June 2026. These documents have been sent to commissioners for onward cascade to GP practices to formally notify
- [Scaling ambient voice technology in the NHS](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/scaling-ambient-voice-technology-in-the-nhs/) - Ambient Voice Technologies (AVT) could radically transform the NHS, according to analysis by The King’s Fund. This report Seizing a Rare Opportunity explores how the NHS can maximise the benefits of AVT, which could significantly improve patient care and working conditions for NHS staff.
- [Same-day appointments in general practice for clinically urgent patients](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/same-day-appointments-in-general-practice-for-clinically-urgent-patients-3/) - The 2026/27 general practice contract requires that requests identified as clinically urgent, as determined by the GP practice, must be dealt with on the same day. This is intended to support timely access to care for patients where delay may result in harm or deterioration. Guidance has been published to support practices in recording same-day
- [Sickle cell and thalassaemia eLearning resources](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/sickle-cell-and-thalassaemia-elearning-resources/) - NHS England has launched two eLearning resources to help healthcare professionals and school staff increase their awareness and understanding of sickle cell and thalassaemia. The resources provide practical guidance, real-life scenarios, animations, and template care plans.
- [Let us support your practice](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/let-us-support-your-practice/) - GP practices face numerous challenges, with financial constraints, premises issues, changes in ways of working as the digital agenda progresses, and the need to consider workforce changes and adapting for the future. PCC has worked directly with GP practices for over 17 years delivering hands‑on, adaptive, and outcome‑focused support. We estimate that we have helped
- [People with MS to get new treatment](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/people-with-ms-to-get-new-treatment/) - People with multiple sclerosis (MS) in England are to be offered a signal booster therapy on the NHS to help them walk more easily and live more independently. Fampridine is the first medicine designed to improve walking in adults with MS and will now be routinely available on the NHS. Taken as a pill twice
- [Investment to improve Berkshire maternity and neonatal services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/investment-to-improve-berkshire-maternity-and-neonatal-services/) - Families across Berkshire will have their maternity services improved as £4.5million of dedicated funding is rolled out across the region. The funding will be used to reduce the most urgent safety risks in maternity and neonatal facilities, including issues such as fire safety, ventilation, and outdated infrastructure - creating safer environments for mothers and newborns.
- [Adult social care survey](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/adult-social-care-survey/) - The Directors of Adult Social Services spring survey shows that the number of people approaching their council for adult social care support has increased and council care costs have gone up for the fourth consecutive year, leading to an overspend of £715 million. The results show councils are supporting an increasing number of adults who
- [Who needs emergency care in the year after giving birth?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/who-needs-emergency-care-in-the-year-after-giving-birth/) - Analysis of 1.6 million births in England reveals that one in five women use emergency care services in the year after giving birth – with inequalities rooted in deprivation, ethnicity and pre-existing health conditions that often predate pregnancy by years. This report argues that improving maternity care alone is unlikely to be sufficient, with a
- [From uncertainty to impact: a neighbourhood health story](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/from-uncertainty-to-impact-a-neighbourhood-health-story/) - The thing that gets people most excited when I talk about our work in South Sefton PCN is the Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) Recovery Programme. It’s a 10-week, group-based programme using the Rockpool Toolkit to help people understand the impact of early-life experiences on their health, relationships and behaviours - particularly coping strategies, self-esteem, and
- [Neighbourhood support that works for you](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/neighbourhood-support-that-works-for-you-2/) - Our neighbourhood action learning sets welcomes leaders from primary care, community and social care, hospitals, integrated care boards, voluntary sector, and wider system partners. Together, you’ll share your challenges and work on what matters most to your neighbourhood, such as: developing your neighbourhood plan, tackling a specific service or population need, or building stronger, more
- [McArdle’s disease service specification](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/mcardles-disease-service-specification/) - This service specification covers the provision of services for treatment of McArdle’s disease in adults and children.
- [Pharmacy Quality Scheme aspiration payment declaration](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pharmacy-quality-scheme-aspiration-payment-declaration/) - The Pharmacy Quality Scheme (PQS) 2026/27 aspiration payment declaration period is open and will close on 28 July 2026. Community pharmacy contractors are encouraged to make a declaration to the NHS Business Services Authority using the manage your service portal and indicate which domains they intend to achieve. The aspiration payment must be claimed during
- [Help shape the future of cervical screening](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/help-shape-the-future-of-cervical-screening/) - NHS England is running two research studies aimed at improving uptake of cervical screening and is looking for GP teams to get involved. Practice managers, reception and administrative staff, and relevant clinical staff are welcome to participate. To find out more, complete this short form.
- [Samaritans awareness day](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/samaritans-awareness-day/) - Samaritans Awareness Day is on 24 July because they’re here to listen 24/7. Samaritans is the charity that prevents suicide through the power of human connection. Connecting people in crisis with trained volunteers who will always listen. Every 10 seconds they answer a call for help. Help them raise awareness and funds to prevent suicide
- [T Level industry placement in a mental health trust](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/t-level-industry-placement-in-a-mental-health-trust/) - Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Partnership NHS Trust piloted a T Level industry placement offer to develop a talent pipeline of young people into the Trust. The Trust felt awareness of opportunities in mental health and learning disability were lacking and an industry placement offer would help raise the profile of associated careers. The pilot
- [Primary care finance network](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-finance-network-16/) - The next finance network is scheduled for 24 September 2026. This popular network is available to finance teams in integrated care boards who have an annual support contract with PCC. This will be an opportunity to discuss the evolving financial landscape for primary care, including system financial pressures, the continued shift towards out-of-hospital care, the
- [Alternative Provider Medical Services (Amendment) Directions 2026](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/alternative-provider-medical-services-amendment-directions-2026/) - The government has published the Alternative Provider Medical Services (Amendment) Directions 2026. This is a number change to a reference.
- [Mental health personalised care programme approach](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/mental-health-personalised-care-programme-approach/) - This framework sets out the approach and related principles and actions for delivering personalised care for adults and older people with severe mental health problems. Personalised care means people have choice and control over the way their care is planned and delivered. It is based on what matters to them and their individual strengths and
- [Chronic heart failure treatment](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/chronic-heart-failure-treatment/) - People in England with a type of chronic heart failure could benefit from a new treatment option. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence final draft guidance recommends finerenone for adults with chronic heart failure with preserved or mildly reduced ejection fraction.
- [Quality strategy for NHS-funded care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/quality-strategy-for-nhs-funded-care/) - NHS England, on behalf of the National Quality Board has published a Quality Strategy, bringing together existing commitments into a 10 year framework for delivering consistently high quality care across all NHS funded services in England. NHS England's letter details actions for NHS organisations and partners and sets out next steps.
- [The single national formulary](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-single-national-formulary/) - For common conditions like diabetes, variation in treatment uptake across the NHS can be more than 50 per cent. A single national formulary (SNF) – an evidence-based prescribing guidance tool integrated into clinical workflows – will reduce this variation and remove barriers to clinically and cost-effective treatments. Read a recent blog on the SNF, to
- [GP primary medical care contracts including premises– bring your questions](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-primary-medical-care-contracts-including-premises-bring-your-questions-2/) - Contract management of GP primary medical care contracts, including premises and the many associated responsibilities can often feel complex and demanding. To support you, PCC hosts interactive open surgery sessions, designed exclusively for our annual contract holders, where you can bring issues and questions to discuss with our adviser team and each other. For more
- [Winter planning 2026/27 – expectations and assurance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/winter-planning-2026-27-expectations-and-assurance/) - NHS England has published a letter regarding Winter planning 2026/27 – expectations and assurance letter. It outlines the expectation for draft winter plans, jointly developed by all parties across an area by the end of August, a named executive winter lead in all organisations; plans will be stress tested and signed off during September.
- [Children’s health protected with energy drinks ban](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/childrens-health-protected-with-energy-drinks-ban/) - Children’s health will be better protected from the harms linked to high-caffeine energy drinks - after the government confirmed it will ban their sale to under 16s in England. It’s estimated that around 100,000 children in England drink energy drinks high in caffeine every day and evidence suggests this can negatively impact their physical and
- [Pneumococcal vaccination for people experiencing homelessness](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pneumococcal-vaccination-for-people-experiencing-homelessness/) - Following recommendations by the Joint Committee on Vaccinations and Immunisations (JCVI), people experiencing homelessness (rough sleepers and those using hostels and night shelters) will be eligible for the pneumococcal vaccination from 1 October 2026. Further details, including information on co-administration with other vaccines, are available in the letter.
- [Learning from a prevention of future deaths report](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/learning-from-a-prevention-of-future-deaths-report/) - A recent prevention of future deaths report highlights the importance of ensuring that critical clinical information is communicated when patients are advised to attend hospital urgently. The coroner identified that triage and assessment can be affected if important clinical observations or concerns are not conveyed to receiving teams. Practices should consider local arrangements and ensure that
- [Improving communication in end of life care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/improving-communication-in-end-of-life-care/) - Since 2020, the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman (PHSO) has investigated complaints about palliative and end of life care services across England. Its investigations have found that communication is the most common failing, with patients not being told their diagnosis, families being kept in the dark, and vital information being lost when people move between
- [Multi-Neighbourhood Provider (MNP) and Single Neighbourhood Provider (SNP) consultation](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/multi-neighbourhood-provider-mnp-and-single-neighbourhood-provider-snp-consultation/) - A consultation to test proposals on contracts for single and multi-neighbourhood providers (SNP and MNP) has been published to help make commissioning neighbourhood health services easier. The consultation will run for eight weeks to aid understanding the range of perspectives on the proposed models. Responses will inform a further detailed consultation on firmer proposals for
- [Newborn screening for SMA](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/newborn-screening-for-sma/) - Babies across England will be tested for a rare but serious genetic condition from birth, giving them the best chance of successful treatment before symptoms appear. Newborn screening will include testing for spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) as part of an evaluation programme. It will begin later this year.
- [Cancer patients rate NHS care highly](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/cancer-patients-rate-nhs-care-highly/) - Cancer patients have rated the care they received from the NHS as nearly 9 out of 10, as NHS teams see and treat record numbers of people for the disease. The latest patient experience figures come as NHS cancer checks have reached nearly 3.4 million in a year – more than doubling in the last
- [Maternity triage specification](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/maternity-triage-specification/) - As outlined in NHS England's 10 Point Plan for maternity and neonatal services, all trusts must commit to delivering safe and effective maternity triage. Within three months, each trust should complete a board-level audit to identify any gaps and ensure services are consistently safe, responsive and appropriately resourced. This national maternity triage specification will support
- [Care workers to be represented in fair pay agreements](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/care-workers-to-be-represented-in-fair-pay-agreements/) - Care workers in England will be represented in upcoming negotiations on pay and working conditions through a body established to deliver the first ever fair pay agreement for adult social care. The Adult Social Care Negotiating Body will be set up by the end of the year, bringing together trade unions and employers to negotiate
- [State of child health 2026](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/state-of-child-health-2026/) - This review provides a clear and comprehensive overview of children’s health across the four nations of the UK, analysing progress against twelve key child health indicators. Nearly ten years on from the first review, outcomes for children in England have either worsened or stalled across almost all key indicators. The impact is felt most sharply
- [Overcome barriers to collaboration](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/overcome-barriers-to-collaboration-2/) - Do you want to strengthen partnerships across neighbourhoods and deliver meaningful outcomes. PCC’s affordable neighbourhood programme brings together professionals in these practical programmes to build confidence in influencing without authority, improving integration, and working through how to focus on the real priorities—whether developing neighbourhood plans, tackling specific challenges, or enhancing relationships. With flexible, bespoke support
- [Adult community musculoskeletal service specification](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/adult-community-musculoskeletal-service-specification/) - This specification defines the minimum standards that a community musculoskeletal (MSK) service is expected to meet to improve service quality, reduce waiting times and deliver the best outcomes and experience for patients.
- [Support for families to stay active](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/support-for-families-to-stay-active/) - Families across the country are being encouraged to help children stay active over the summer holidays as the government continues to back the free, animated fitness series, Activate, created by Joe Wicks MBE. This comes as data shows 88% of parents worry their children will have too much sustained sedentary time over the summer holidays, whilst 18% think
- [National medical examiner report](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/national-medical-examiner-report/) - This report shows the NHS gave half a million bereaved families in England and Wales the opportunity to speak to an independent doctor about their loved one's death last year, with 97% taking up this offer. The report also reveals a record fall in coroner referrals - down 24% since 2023, the lowest since records
- [Financial crisis in pharmacy](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/financial-crisis-in-pharmacy/) - Community pharmacies across England are still facing severe financial losses, with patients increasingly feeling the impact through delays to medicines and reduced access to care, this year’s Pharmacy Pressures Survey has shown. The owners of more than 2,900 pharmacies, along with 900 pharmacy team members, took part in this year’s survey which provides clear evidence
- [Stroke – Atlas of variation report](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/stroke-atlas-of-variation-report/) - This Atlas of Variation covers patients admitted to, and/or discharged from, stroke services between April 2025 and March 2026, and identifies geographical variation in stroke care provided in that period. The report, which provides data by region on stroke admissions, age, therapy and other factors, also looks at predicted stroke incidence in future and prevention.
- [The leader as a coach](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-leader-as-a-coach-12/) - We share coaching techniques and tips that can be used in the workplace giving leaders’ the skills they really need. Whether it’s addressing issues with colleagues or enabling you to have effective conversations with someone you know is struggling, your people management will become more effective. This virtual workshop explores the use of a coaching
- [Unpaid carers to get recognition and earlier support](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/unpaid-carers-to-get-recognition-and-earlier-support/) - Unpaid carers in England will be better recognised, referred to support and helped to reach their full potential, under a new cross-government action plan. Nearly one in 10 people in England is an unpaid carer - providing an invaluable service in society looking after family members, friends or loved ones. However, unpaid carers can experience
- [AI and NHS workforce implications](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ai-and-nhs-workforce-implications/) - This report explores what non-clinical AI means for the workforce, from changing roles and skills to the governance, training and support staff need to use AI safely and effectively. Commissioned by NHS England, the report was developed by the three London Health Innovation Networks, UCL Partners, Health Innovation Network South London and Imperial College Health
- [LeDeR Report 2024](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/leder-report-2024/) - The annual NHS England-commissioned report, by King’s College London, into the deaths of 3,395 adults with learning disabilities shows continual improvement, with the median age of death rising to 62.8 years in 2024 from 62.5 years in 2023, 61.8 years in 2018. On average adults with learning disabilities died 19 years younger than the general
- [CQC report from national assessment programme of local authorities](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/cqc-report-from-national-assessment-programme-of-local-authorities/) - The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has published a report on how local authorities in England are performing in delivering adult social care. Local authority assessments 2023 to 2026: Emerging themes and findings, brings together insights from the first national programme of local authority assessments. Drawing on findings from local authorities assessed under Part 1 of
- [Social media affecting children’s health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/social-media-affecting-childrens-health/) - At the turn of 2026, the government introduced new restrictions on junk food advertising online and on TV before 9pm to help protect children and young people. However, this report reveals that some of the UK’s biggest food chains reach young people through their own social media channels which don't fall under the regulations. The
- [What Do Community Enablers Do?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/what-do-community-enablers-do/) - Community Enablers (CEs) help people to engage in shared initiatives that bind them together as comm-unities across boundaries. They ‘hold spaces’ for people to do things for themselves. Human beings naturally self-organise into competing sub-groups, and CEs provide mechanisms that help different groups to positively interact. CEs are generalists who think holistically. They draw on
- [Make the most of your space in your GP practices](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/make-the-most-of-your-space-in-your-gp-practices/) - With the NHS continuing to shift care closer to home, general practice premises need to support increasingly flexible ways of working, multidisciplinary teams and growing patient demand. Recent discussions across NHS England have also highlighted the importance of understanding how existing primary care estate is being used and whether opportunities exist to maximise capacity. PCC's space optimisation review helps practices make
- [NHS aims to prevent sepsis deaths](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-aims-to-prevent-sepsis-deaths/) - The NHS will aim to prevent thousands of deaths from sepsis by 2035 as part of a series of measures to improve the treatment of the deadly condition. Sepsis is a life-threatening response to an infection in the body, which can cause significant damage to tissues and organs, and is estimated to cause around 4,000
- [Supporting autistic people and people with a learning disability to live well in their communities](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/supporting-autistic-people-and-people-with-a-learning-disability-to-live-well-in-their-communities/) - This publication sets out the essential components that help autistic people and people with a learning disability to live good, meaningful lives in their communities. It is designed to support local systems plan and deliver this support across all ages.
- [AI mental health chatbots, inequality and the risks of self-guided care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ai-mental-health-chatbots-inequality-and-the-risks-of-self-guided-care/) - This paper, by patient empowerment expert David Gilbert, who has sought help and advice from AI for his own mental health problems, assesses the research on how the huge growth in the use of AI mental health tools can put people at risk and increase inequality. It finds that the rapid expansion of AI mental
- [New NHS App toolkit](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/new-nhs-app-toolkit/) - This updated NHS App Toolkit contains posters, images, walk-through videos and messages to help primary care teams promote the NHS App to patients. There are separate toolkits to promote the most popular NHS App features, as well as a general toolkit containing a leaflet, roll up banner and Teams background. Hosting a drop-in session to
- [Pharmacy Quality Scheme aspiration payment declaration period](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pharmacy-quality-scheme-aspiration-payment-declaration-period/) - The Pharmacy Quality Scheme (PQS) 2026/27 aspiration payment declaration period will be opened this week until 28 July 2026. Once the period opens, community pharmacy contractors are encouraged to make a declaration to the NHS Business Services Authority using the Manage Your Service (MYS) portal and indicate which domains they intend to achieve. The aspiration
- [Primary care medical contracts – an introduction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-medical-contracts-an-introduction-9/) - Integrated care boards need to grow their knowledge and skills to effectively commission primary care services. Over two virtual sessions, this course introduces commissioners to the main areas of primary care medical contracts (GMS, PMS and APMS) that they will need to understand. Training will familiarise commissioners with contract types, who can hold which contract,
- [General practice patient list validation](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/general-practice-patient-list-validation/) - NHS England has published a letter explaining the general practice list validation programme including the process, the safeguards to protect patients and the approach to support accurate GP lists.
- [People in their 50s encouraged to complete bowel screening tests](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/people-in-their-50s-encouraged-to-complete-bowel-screening-tests/) - The NHS is urging people in their 50s to complete bowel cancer screening tests, as new figures show this age group is less likely to take part. The latest annual bowel screening figures show that just over half (56.2%) of 54-year-olds took part in screening in the year April 2024 to March 2025, compared with
- [Young people encouraged to book meningitis jab at pharmacies](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/young-people-encouraged-to-book-meningitis-jab-at-pharmacies/) - Students heading to university this autumn are being asked by the NHS to book a MenB vaccine. Appointments to get the vaccine can now be booked at community pharmacies across England, offering protection for 17 and 18-year-olds currently in the last year of sixth form and students under the age of 25 who are heading
- [New Hospital Programme annual report](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/new-hospital-programme-annual-report/) - This report sets out progress made during the 2025 to 2026 financial year, following the New Hospital Programme reset and publication of the New Hospital Programme: plan for implementation in January 2025. It includes information on scheme progress, programme achievements, future delivery priorities, funding, the methodology used for reporting scheme status and financial data.
- [Inequalities in neonatal care linked to ethnicity and socioeconomic deprivation](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/inequalities-in-neonatal-care-linked-to-ethnicity-and-socioeconomic-deprivation/) - This report reveals inequity related to ethnicity and socioeconomic deprivation is present throughout the whole of a baby’s neonatal journey. It presents evidence that shows how minoritised ethnicity and social deprivation contribute to a double-disadvantage: babies are more likely to be admitted to neonatal care and more likely to have worse outcomes – including a
- [GP Patient Survey results 2026](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-patient-survey-results-2026/) - The 2026 GP Patient Survey results, which include information on patient experience of general practice, NHS dentistry and community pharmacy, have been published. The results of the survey show a positive uplift in patients’ experience of general practice, NHS dental and community pharmacy services when compared with 2025, reflecting a continued upward trend over the
- [Dental care pathways guidance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/dental-care-pathways-guidance/) - NHS dentistry care pathways guidance has been published. The guidance sets out the clinical framework underpinning the new care pathways and should be read alongside the quality and payment reforms contractual guidance. A recording of the NHS dental quality and payment reforms webinar on care pathways, held on 17 June 2026, is available on NHS
- [Activity guidelines show every movement counts](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/activity-guidelines-show-every-movement-counts/) - The UK Chief Medical Officers have published physical activity guidelines, showing evidence continues to build that regular movement – no matter how small – can have significant benefits for people’s physical and mental health. The updated guidance reflects the latest scientific evidence on physical activity and sedentary behaviour, finding the existing recommended activity levels across all
- [Crackdown on vapes targeting children](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/crackdown-on-vapes-targeting-children/) - Plans to stop vapes being marketed to children have been unveiled as part of a UK-wide consultation to introduce plain packaging, restrictions on flavour description rules and keeping vapes out of sight in shops. Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) report that around one million 11-17 year olds in Great Britain reported trying vaping in 2025.
- [A&Es see record demand](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/aes-see-record-demand/) - A&Es are experiencing their busiest month on record in June amid record heatwaves. Average daily A&E attendances exceeded 80,000 (81,264) for the first time ever in June – setting a new daily attendance record. The record-breaking demand comes as new figures show confidence in GP services and pharmacy is bouncing back, with health bosses urging
- [UK life sciences attracts £3bn investment](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/uk-life-sciences-attracts-3bn-investment/) - Communities across the country are benefitting from new treatments and advances as a result of the government’s Life Sciences Sector Plan. In the first year the plan has helped attract £3billion of investment, deliver new medicines and cut waiting times for the approval of life-saving treatments. This is helping to give patients access to new treatments, like immunotherapy for type 1 diabetes, which
- [The leader as a coach](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-leader-as-a-coach-11/) - We share coaching techniques and tips that can be used in the workplace giving leaders skills they really need. Whether it’s addressing issues with colleagues, others are starting to work around or enabling you to have effective conversations with someone you know is struggling, your team management will become more effective. This virtual workshop explores
- [Preventing unlawful access to patient records](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/preventing-unlawful-access-to-patient-records/) - NHS England has published a letter and supporting information from Sir James Mackey about preventing unlawful access to patient records.
- [RCGP publishes Research Roadmap for general practice](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/rcgp-publishes-research-roadmap-for-general-practice/) - The Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) has published its first dedicated research strategy, setting out a roadmap to strengthen research in and for general practice. The roadmap sets out a shared vision for embedding research, scholarship, and evidence-informed practice at the heart of the profession. It describes how the College will work with members
- [Keeping donor livers viable](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/keeping-donor-livers-viable/) - A procedure that keeps donor livers supplied with oxygen inside the body before removal has been recommended for NHS use and could help more people on the transplant waiting list.
- [Race and Health Matters](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/race-and-health-matters/) - The Race and Health Observatory has launched a new podcast series - Race and Health Matters - The first series offers a comprehensive look at what racial inequality in the NHS workforce really looks and feels like, drawing on lived experience and insights from diverse experts, leaders, and changemakers.
- [PCC supporting the new leadership and management framework](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pcc-supporting-the-new-leadership-and-management-framework/) - The Department of Health and Social Care has just launched the new NHS Leadership and Management Framework, which sets clear expectations for all NHS leaders and managers, including line managers. It’s a national framework describing what excellent leadership and management looks like across every setting, profession and level of responsibility. Read more.
- [Capital plan to rebuild NHS and bring care closer to home](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/capital-plan-to-rebuild-nhs-and-bring-care-closer-to-home/) - Patients will benefit from faster access to care, more GP appointments, modern NHS facilities and more services closer to home under the government’s new 10 Year Capital Plan. Backed by a capital budget for health, rising to £15 billion in 2029/30, the plan sets out how the government will rebuild, renew, and modernise the NHS.
- [Heart disease and strokes plan to save lives](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/heart-disease-and-strokes-plan-to-save-lives/) - Thousands of lives could be saved and more improved as the government sets out plans for the health and care system to help cut the one in four early deaths caused by heart disease and strokes. The government has launched the Cardiovascular Disease Modern Service Framework, which will be used to drive better prevention, earlier
- [Model discharge pathway](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/model-discharge-pathway/) - This publication sets out the model needed to make timely, clinically-led discharge routine – so all patients receive the right care, at the right time, no matter when or where they are treated. The model applies to hospital and community bedded care and addresses: in‑hospital discharge planning and delivery, daily ward-based practices within the control
- [Building health into homes – toolkit for occupational therapists](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-health-into-homes-toolkit-for-occupational-therapists/) - Homes shape what people can do, how safe they feel and how well they can live. When homes are cold, damp, unsafe or inaccessible, the impact on health, wellbeing and participation can be huge. This toolkit aims to support occupational therapists in all practice settings to have earlier, preventative conversations about housing. It includes a
- [Alarm distress baby scale evaluation](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/alarm-distress-baby-scale-evaluation/) - This report, produced in collaboration with the University of Oxford, is an evaluation of the use of the Alarm Distress Baby Scale (ADBB) in health visiting practice across the UK. The tool is used by health visitors within routine checks to promote infant wellbeing. The phase two study, which ran from October 2024 – March
- [Become a confident leader in line with the NHS leadership and management framework](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/become-a-confident-leader-in-line-with-the-nhs-leadership-and-management-framework/) - PCC’s Confident leader programme focuses on key elements of the new NHS leadership and management framework. Particularly relevant is our experience in delivering leadership development training and coaching that focusses on: collaborative working personal productivity and wellbeing building teams and communication. Hundreds of NHS colleagues have attended the affordable seven session programme, and have benefitted
- [Parents urged to book vaccination to protect young children against measles](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/parents-urged-to-book-vaccination-to-protect-young-children-against-measles/) - Families are being urged to protect their children against the spread of measles and other potentially deadly childhood illnesses, as part of a new NHS vaccination drive. Children aged from 12-months to 11 years old who have missed one or both doses of the vaccine, will be invited as part of the NHS England’s campaign
- [Technologies could reduce wait for endometriosis diagnosis](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/technologies-could-reduce-wait-for-endometriosis-diagnosis/) - Two new non-invasive diagnostic technologies can be used in the NHS while further evidence is generated to speed up the diagnosis of endometriosis in primary care. Endometriosis affects around 1 in 10 women of reproductive age in the UK, yet the average time to diagnosis is more than nine years. The National Institute for Health
- [NHS sets staff standards to tackle racism and violence](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-sets-staff-standards-to-tackle-racism-and-violence/) - NHS employers will be formally accountable for how they treat their workforce under landmark staff standards that will measure performance on tackling racism, violence and improving sexual safety measured in public league tables. The new standards, developed in partnership with NHS England, NHS trade unions and staff representatives through the Social Partnership Forum, cover six
- [Adapting London to a warmer climate](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/adapting-london-to-a-warmer-climate/) - London is already experiencing record-breaking rising temperatures. Heat is now one of the most serious and fastest-growing risks to health, infrastructure and the economy. This report sets out how London needs to work together to adapt the capital to a hotter climate. It focuses on six key sectors: the built environment; business and economy; emergency
- [Provider Selection Regime regulations](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/provider-selection-regime-regulations-7/) - The Provider Selection Regime (PSR) regulations are used by NHS commissioners when procuring new contracts or making and managing amendments to existing contractual arrangements for healthcare services. This training session will focus on how PSR applies to primary care contracts. We will look at the background and principles of PSR, as well as the options
- [Minimum standards for planned patient care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/minimum-standards-for-planned-patient-care/) - These minimum standards set out what patients and carers should expect when patients are referred for planned (non-urgent) NHS care in England. The standards have been developed with patients, unpaid carers and patient representatives, alongside clinicians and NHS teams. They act on feedback and, for the first time, set a benchmark for knowing what is
- [AI tools to be rolled out](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ai-tools-to-be-rolled-out/) - A rollout of artificial intelligence (AI) tools across the NHS is being accelerated to help cut waiting lists and improve care for millions of patients. A new AI triage tool in the NHS App that helps direct patients to the most appropriate NHS service, as well as widespread access to AI notetaking tools to reduce
- [NHS patients get faster access to medicines](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-patients-get-faster-access-to-medicines/) - NHS patients could access medicines earlier under a series of pilots designed to speed up and improve the fairness of how new treatments reach patients. A joint taskforce of government, the pharmaceutical industry and NHS representatives developed the pilots with input from patient organisations. They will begin testing new approaches to medicines pricing, access and
- [RSV vaccination programme expansion](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/rsv-vaccination-programme-expansion/) - The Government has accepted the JCVI’s advice to expand the eligibility criteria for the older adult RSV vaccination programme from 1 September 2026 to include adults aged 65- 74 years in the following at risk groups Chronic respiratory disease Immunosuppression due to disease or treatment. NHS England and UK Health Security Agency have published a
- [Growing up in an online world](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/growing-up-in-an-online-world/) - This report suggests actions to protect the health and wellbeing of children and young people as they navigate the online world. The report is drawn from a formal response to the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology national consultation Growing Up in the Online World. It considers the growing evidence that online platform design and
- [An introduction to general practice finance - commissioner focus](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/an-introduction-to-general-practice-finance-commissioner-focus-7/) - Strategic commissioners will understand that the financial stability of general practice is one of the cornerstones of ensuring sustainable services to patients. Without a firm understanding how general practice is funded, it is difficult for commissioners to offer appropriate support. PCC’s virtual training session will provide clarity on the NHS financial structures that underpin GP
- [Children’s influenza vaccination service specifications](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/childrens-influenza-vaccination-service-specifications/) - The children’s seasonal influenza vaccination service specifications for 2026/27 have now been published. General practice The GP Enhanced Service (ES) specification for children is available. Under the ES the cohorts eligible for an influenza vaccination from 1 September 2026 are children aged: 2 to 3 years old 6 months to 17 years in a clinical
- [Resources to support dental check-up recall intervals](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/resources-to-support-dental-check-up-recall-intervals-3/) - Communications materials are available to help explain check-up recall intervals to patients and public. The communications toolkit is available to download from the Campaigns Resource Centre and includes posters and a leaflet, which is available in easy read and translated into a range of different languages, to help raise awareness that people with good oral
- [Patient involvement impact report](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/patient-involvement-impact-report/) - Meaningful patient and public involvement and engagement (PPIE) is fundamental to delivering a health and care system that is equitable, effective, and responsive to the needs of the populations it serves. This report highlights the collective impact of PPIE activity across the 15 health innovation networks in 2025/26, showcasing how insights from lived experience are
- [The size and structure of the adult social care sector and workforce in England](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-size-and-structure-of-the-adult-social-care-sector-and-workforce-in-england/) - According to this report, the vacancy rate in England’s adult social care sector has fallen to its lowest level in a decade. It also shows that the workforce continued to grow in 2025/26, marking the fourth consecutive year of expansion. There were 22,000 more filled posts than the previous year - an increase of 1.4%,
- [Neighbourhood support that works for you](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/neighbourhood-support-that-works-for-you/) - Our neighbourhood action learning sets welcomes leaders from primary care, community and social care, hospitals, integrated care boards, voluntary sector, and wider system partners. Together, you’ll share your challenges and work on what matters most to your neighbourhood, such as: developing your neighbourhood plan, tackling a specific service or population need, or building stronger, more
- [Vulnerable adults to be offered RSV vaccine](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/vulnerable-adults-to-be-offered-rsv-vaccine/) - From September, all adults aged 65-74 who are living with a chronic respiratory condition or who have a suppressed immune system will be offered the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine. Eligible people will be able to receive their vaccine from their local GP practice or, in some parts of the country, at their local pharmacy
- [Actions following investigations into maternity and neonatal services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/actions-following-investigations-into-maternity-and-neonatal-services/) - NHS England has written to trust and system leaders following the publication of Baroness Amos’ national investigation and Donna Ockenden’s review into maternity services at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust. Together, these reports provide a clear and compelling account of where care has not been good enough, where services must improve, and what needs to
- [Dementia – survey of memory assessment services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/dementia-survey-of-memory-assessment-services/) - The National Audit of Dementia (NAD) has published a report on the service mapping exercise carried out across memory assessment services in England and Wales, plus Jersey, in 2025. The report highlighted continuing demand for services, increase in waiting times, and wide variation in service staffing, specific diagnoses, and post diagnostic provision.
- [Improve patient safety in online prescribing](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/improve-patient-safety-in-online-prescribing/) - This report is intended for healthcare organisations, policymakers, and the public to help improve patient safety in relation to the online prescribing of medications by independent prescribing organisations. These organisations are not part of the NHS, although they may be part funded by NHS contracts. They enable people to privately pay for prescriptions by accessing
- [From ‘doing to’ to ‘doing with’](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/from-doing-to-to-doing-with/) - The leadership and culture shift needed for true collaboration. To build on a recent article featuring some of Mark Carneys ideas (on a global stage) and the idea of ‘doing with’ not ‘doing to’ requires a look at what needs to happen to realise effective collaboration across health and social care. While structural changes and
- [Understanding GP premises: a practical introduction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/understanding-gp-premises-a-practical-introduction-6/) - GP premises are a cornerstone of NHS primary medical care services and neighbourhood health. Commissioners must make the necessary reimbursements for premises costs to GP contractors. This introductory three-hour virtual training session will explore the different types of ownership models for GP premises and the reimbursable premises costs that contractors are entitled to receive, including
- [Children’s and young people’s mental health services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/childrens-and-young-peoples-mental-health-services/) - This report finds demand for children’s mental health services continues to soar, outstripping system capacity and investment, with referrals almost doubling since 2018-19.The analysis shows that demand is driven in part by increasing referrals of children for suspected autism and neurodevelopmental conditions, and that these children were most likely to face some of the longest
- [National MMR/V invitation campaign](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/national-mmr-v-invitation-campaign/) - Over a six-week period from 7 July 2026, NHS England will run a national invitation campaign targeting children aged six years up to and including 11 years who are missing either one or two doses of a measle-containing vaccine. The invitation will advise parents/ guardians to contact their child’s GP to book a vaccination appointment
- [Community pharmacy screening questionnaire](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/community-pharmacy-screening-questionnaire-2/) - Community pharmacy contractors should soon receive confirmation from NHS Business Services Authority (BSA) that the Community Pharmacy Assurance Framework (CPAF) screening questionnaire will go live on 1 July 2026 and will be available for completion until midnight on 31 July. Users of the NHS BSA’s Manage Your Service (MYS) portal will be able to complete
- [Building a preventative mental health system for children and young people](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-a-preventative-mental-health-system-for-children-and-young-people/) - This report, prepared for the Child of the North All-Party Parliamentary Group, finds that nearly one in five primary school children are now experiencing a probable mental health disorder. Children and young people growing up in disadvantaged communities, particularly across parts of the North of England, are more likely to experience cumulative adversity, poorer wellbeing,
- [Overcome barriers to collaboration](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/overcome-barriers-to-collaboration/) - Do you want to strengthen partnerships across neighbourhoods and deliver meaningful outcomes. PCC’s affordable neighbourhood programme brings together professionals in these practical programmes to build confidence in influencing without authority, improving integration, and working through how to focus on the real priorities—whether developing neighbourhood plans, tackling specific challenges, or enhancing relationships. With flexible, bespoke support
- [Maintaining the oral health of our ageing population](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/maintaining-the-oral-health-of-our-ageing-population/) - This framework represents a change of approach to proactive oral health care delivery in later life. Rather than proposing new services, it takes a needs- and evidence-based, prevention-focused approach across all care settings, integrating oral health into wider health and social care through partnership working, a trained workforce, and flexible service provision.
- [Maternity and neonatal commissioner](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/maternity-and-neonatal-commissioner/) - The government is taking steps in response to Baroness Amos’ independent investigation into maternity and neonatal services - including the creation of a maternity and neonatal commissioner. The new commissioner will provide independent leadership to hold the system to account, drive change and rebuild trust, co-chairing the National Maternity and Neonatal Taskforce with the secretary
- [Resident doctors agree pay offer](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/resident-doctors-agree-pay-offer/) - Resident doctors have voted to accept an offer from the government, bringing an end to a period of industrial action that has seen 21 days of strikes by the British Medical Association (BMA) Resident Doctor Committee since July 2025. The government will continue to engage closely with the BMA and other stakeholders to implement this
- [Patient choice exists in policy but not always in practice](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/patient-choice-exists-in-policy-but-not-always-in-practice/) - This report shows that while GPs overwhelmingly support the principle of giving patients a choice of where they receive their NHS treatment, NHS referral systems and administrative barriers are making it difficult to deliver consistently in practice. The report, based on polling of more than 800 GPs, found that while a majority of family doctors
- [Provider Selection Regime regulations](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/provider-selection-regime-regulations-6/) - The Provider Selection Regime (PSR) regulations are used by NHS commissioners when procuring new contracts or making and managing amendments to existing contractual arrangements for healthcare services. This training session will focus on how PSR applies to primary care contracts. We will look at the background and principles of PSR, as well as the options
- [Projects to transform obesity care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/projects-to-transform-obesity-care/) - Patients will be given new and easier ways to access obesity care through 12 new projects, from apps and round-the clock advice on WhatsApp to AI-powered triage. Through the Obesity Pathway Innovation Programme (OPIP), projects are set to receive grant funding of up to £50 million from government and up to £35 million from pharmaceutical company
- [GP practice vaccine and immunisation catch up campaign](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-practice-vaccine-and-immunisation-catch-up-campaign/) - GP practices are required to participate in a national vaccines and immunisations catch-up campaign each year, as a requirement of the GP contract. NHS England has written to confirm that the 2026/27 campaign will focus on the measles, mumps, rubella and varicella (MMR/V) vaccination, given the recent outbreaks of measles and the removal of England’s
- [Podcast explores online access to general practice](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/podcast-explores-online-access-to-general-practice/) - In this episode of the Transforming Primary Care podcast, produced by the NHS England – North East and Yorkshire region, a panel of GPs and practice managers discuss the difference digital tools have made to the patient journey. From online GP registration to online consultations and appointment booking, how modern ways of working made things
- [Covid-19 vaccination programme for autumn/winter 2026](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/covid-19-vaccination-programme-for-autumn-winter-2026/) - Following Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) advice, and the Government announcement in March, NHS England can confirm that the autumn/winter 2026 Covid-19 vaccination programme will run from 1 October 2026 to 31 January 2027. The programme will run alongside the seasonal flu programme, and co-administration should be offered where possible. Eligible cohorts are
- [Treatment for recurrent or metastatic cervical cancer](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/treatment-for-recurrent-or-metastatic-cervical-cancer/) - A treatment option is now available on the NHS for cervical cancer that has come back or spread to other parts of the body, following National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) final draft guidance. NICE has recommended cemiplimab (also called Libtayo and made by Regeneron) as an option for adults with recurrent or
- [The leader as a coach](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-leader-as-a-coach-10/) - We share coaching techniques and tips that can be used in the workplace giving leaders skills they weren’t trained for. Whether it’s addressing issues with colleagues, others are starting to work around or enabling you to have effective conversations with someone you know is struggling, your team management will become more effective. This virtual workshop
- [Clinical standard, oral health and dental care for children and young people](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/clinical-standard-oral-health-and-dental-care-for-children-and-young-people/) - NHS England has published an updated clinical standard that sets out national expectations for children and young people’s oral healthcare, using a structured, level-based model of care. The oral health and dental care for children and young people clinical standard covers care allocation, referral and triage, anxiety management, sedation and general anaesthetic pathways, safeguarding, governance,
- [Local data packs to improve type 2 diabetes care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/local-data-packs-to-improve-type-2-diabetes-care/) - NHS England’s type 2 diabetes local data packs (2024/25) give primary care teams clear, practical insight into local population need and diabetes care activity. They help practices and primary care networks identify variation, target improvement, and plan care more effectively. Primary care teams are encouraged to access and use the packs via the Future NHS
- [Unidentified HIV cases found by A&E blood tests](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/unidentified-hiv-cases-found-by-ae-blood-tests/) - Adults in need of a blood test in A&E in 88 areas of England with the highest rates of HIV are routinely tested for the virus alongside hepatitis B and C unless they opt out. NHS data shows that 1,900 previously undiagnosed cases of HIV have now been identified by the programme since it began
- [GP primary medical care contracts (including premises)– bring your questions](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-primary-medical-care-contracts-including-premises-bring-your-questions/) - Contract management of GP primary medical care contracts, including premises and the many associated responsibilities can often feel complex and demanding. To support you, PCC hosts interactive open surgery sessions, designed exclusively for our annual contract holders, where you can bring issues and questions to discuss with our adviser team and each other. For more
- [Martha's Rule extended to all maternity services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/marthas-rule-extended-to-all-maternity-services/) - Mothers and newborns across the country will be better protected, as patient safety measure Martha’s Rule will be rolled out to all maternity settings in England. Donna Ockenden’s review – the largest into maternity and neonatal services in NHS history – considered the experiences of maternity care for 2,500 families and found women ignored or
- [Immunotherapy for women with aggressive cervical cancer](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/immunotherapy-for-women-with-aggressive-cervical-cancer/) - Women with aggressive cervical cancer are to be offered a new immunotherapy on the NHS, which could help more women survive and stay cancer-free in the long-term. Pembrolizumab will now offer a new option for women in England with locally advanced cervical cancer.
- [General Medical Services Statement of Financial Entitlements (Amendment) (No. 2) Directions 2026](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/general-medical-services-statement-of-financial-entitlements-amendment-no-2-directions-2026/) - The government has published General Medical Services Statement of Financial Entitlements (Amendment) (No. 2) Directions 2026. The amendment relates to payments for the GP Reimbursement Scheme.
- [Resources for suspected cancer referrals](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/resources-for-suspected-cancer-referrals/) - Cancer Research UK have refreshed their resources to help primary care professionals identify and refer suspected cancers with confidence. Endorsed by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE), their interactive symptoms guide helps clinicians navigate management options across relevant symptom groups, while the cancer referral body infographic distils NICE recommendations into a single,
- [PTSD awareness day](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ptsd-awareness-day/) - PTSD awareness day is on 27 June. The aim is to raise awareness of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Complex-PTSD by promoting awareness, sparking conversations, and extending unwavering support to create a world where the effects of trauma, whatever the cause, are met with empathy and understanding. Research shows that 10% of people will
- [Case Studies of Community-Oriented Integrated Practice](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/case-studies-of-community-oriented-integrated-practice/) - A summary of Jan 2026 COIN Discussion See as a video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ZGlKtQmpYU&t=26s Community-Oriented Integrated Practice: Develops an Infrastructure of Creative Interactivity - from which innovation emerges Sees Facts as Snapshots of Complex Stories-in-Evolution Uses Multidisciplinary Teamworking to experience ‘integration’ as a Verb AND a Noun Uses Systems Thinking – to witness inter-connected factors constantly co-evolving
- [Accelerate your neighbourhood development](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/accelerate-your-neighbourhood-development/) - Working collaboratively across neighbourhoods is challenging. Whether crucial partners, such as the hospital, are not engaging or you need to manage expectations, we can help. Our action learning sets for anyone involved in neighbourhood development enable you to come together and work through issues, share experience and challenges and plan individually and collectively. The value
- [Community pharmacy Meningococcal B vaccination service](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/community-pharmacy-meningococcal-b-vaccination-service/) - All pharmacy contractors are offered the opportunity to sign up to this advanced service, to run between 20 July 2026 and 31 March 2027 where they meet the requirements of this advanced service specification. Where a pharmacy contractor agrees to participate in this advanced service, they must offer vaccinations to patients. The advanced service is
- [Expansion of medical specialty training places](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/expansion-of-medical-specialty-training-places/) - NHS England has published a letter from Sir Glen Burley, Deputy Chief Executive, NHS England on the expansion of medical specialty training places.
- [Data can improve outcomes for dementia](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/data-can-improve-outcomes-for-dementia/) - Fragmented data limits dementia care. Better data can improve outcomes for people living with dementia and ultimately unlock opportunities to improve the nation’s health. More…..
- [Women’s health and economic outcomes](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/womens-health-and-economic-outcomes/) - This briefing summarises a panel discussion which explored the key challenges preventing better outcomes in women’s health, as well as the intersection between women’s health and economic outcomes. It also looks at the issue of women and girls being unable to access the care they need for conditions that disproportionately affect them, including mental health
- [Therapy to delay the onset of type 1 diabetes](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/therapy-to-delay-the-onset-of-type-1-diabetes/) - A first-of-its-kind therapy that can delay the onset of type 1 diabetes for up to 3 years is to be made available on the NHS. Clinical trial evidence reviewed by an independent National Institute for Health and Care Excellence committee shows that teplizumab can delay the onset of symptomatic type 1 diabetes by an average
- [Support your practices to thrive](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/support-your-practices-to-thrive/) - With the pressures on general practice and focus on access it’s easy to overlook support for the basics that can make or break a GP practice. PCC supports practices that may be vulnerable with a tailored approach. Our expert team members have detailed knowledge of areas including practice finances and can work with you to
- [Impact of Medical Training Prioritisation Act](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/impact-of-medical-training-prioritisation-act/) - NHS England management data has shown the real life and immediate impact of the Medical Training Prioritisation Act. The Act came into force in March responding to concerns about increasing competition faced by UK-trained doctors for postgraduate medical training posts. It has delivered what it promised despite being legislation coming into effect during a live
- [Good Food Local: the North East](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/good-food-local-the-north-east/) - This report marks the third year of Good Food Local in the North East region as partners to Sustain, coordinated and driven by The Association of Directors of Public Health North East. It showcases action taken by councils on food systems issues linked to the six sustainable food places themes, alongside progress or changes made
- [Same day appointments in general practice for clinically urgent patients](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/same-day-appointments-in-general-practice-for-clinically-urgent-patients-2/) - The 2026/27 General Practice contract requires that requests identified as clinically urgent, as determined by the GP practice, must be dealt with on the same day. This is intended to support timely access to care for patients where delay may result in harm or deterioration. Guidance has been published to support practices in recording same
- [Make sure your GP defib is rescue-ready](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/make-sure-your-gp-defib-is-rescue-ready/) - Defibrillators can save lives, but only if they are working. Check Your Defib Week, which was last week, a campaign led by Resuscitation Council UK, encourages defib Guardians in GP practices and beyond to ensure their defibs are ready to save a life and registered on The Circuit, the national defibrillator network.
- [Building a resilient and equitable UK stem cell supply](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-a-resilient-and-equitable-uk-stem-cell-supply-2/) - Haematopoietic stem cell (HSC) transplantation is a life-saving treatment for patients with blood cancers, blood disorders and some auto-immune conditions. The UK has internationally recognised clinical expertise in this field and has played a leading role in innovation in treatment and donor provision. Evidence gathered indicates that many aspects of the UK’s system for supplying
- [An introduction to general practice finance - commissioner focus](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/an-introduction-to-general-practice-finance-commissioner-focus-6/) - Integrated care boards will understand that the financial stability of general practice is one of the cornerstones of ensuring sustainable services to patients. Without a firm understanding how general practice is funded, it is difficult for commissioners to offer appropriate support. PCC’s virtual training session will provide clarity on the NHS financial structures that underpin
- [Dental reform care pathways guidance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/dental-reform-care-pathways-guidance/) - Information on NHS dental reform care pathways that come into force on 23 June 2026 is now available. Relevant sections of the NHS dentistry: quality and payment reforms contractual guidance have been updated with associated clinical guidance to be published on the Dental contract reform webpage soon. A recording of the NHS dental quality and
- [The Primary Dental Services Statement of Financial Entitlements (Amendment) (No.3) Directions 2026](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-primary-dental-services-statement-of-financial-entitlements-amendment-no-3-directions-2026/) - The government has published The Primary Dental Services Statement of Financial Entitlements (Amendment) (No.3) Directions 2026.
- [Resident doctors to vote on government offer](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/resident-doctors-to-vote-on-government-offer/) - Resident doctors will see greater opportunities for career progression, better pay and improved working conditions if they agree the government’s offer. The British Medical Association (BMA) is now putting the offer to members for a vote. Strikes due to happen this week have been called off.
- [Review of learning disability nursing](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/review-of-learning-disability-nursing/) - This UK-wide review assesses the current state of learning disability nursing, discusses the risks facing the profession, and identifies what needs to change to protect and strengthen its contribution. It sets out a series of high level recommendations to protect learning disability nursing as a safety critical profession and to address foreseeable system risks if
- [Vaccination of at-risk children against Covid-19](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/vaccination-of-at-risk-children-against-covid-19/) - GP practices are reminded to ensure that they have made an offer of vaccination to all eligible people on their practice list, including children aged six months to 11 years as described in the Green Book (p13 - Box 2). Vaccine remains available for request through FDP where an offer is accepted.
- [Understanding GP premises: a practical introduction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/understanding-gp-premises-a-practical-introduction-5/) - GP premises are a cornerstone of NHS primary medical care services and neighbourhood health. Commissioners must make the necessary reimbursements for premises costs to GP contractors. This introductory three-hour virtual training session will explore the different types of ownership models for GP premises and the reimbursable premises costs that contractors are entitled to receive, including
- [Vaccines and immunisations catch-up campaign](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/vaccines-and-immunisations-catch-up-campaign/) - NHS England has published a letter regarding confirmation of the national vaccines and immunisations catch-up campaign for 2026/27. The campaign will focus on the measles, mumps, rubella (and varicella) (MMR/V) vaccination.
- [Green social prescribing practitioner guidance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/green-social-prescribing-practitioner-guidance/) - The National Academy for Social Prescribing (NASP) has published Green social prescribing practitioner guidance, created in partnership with Thrive and the cross-government green social prescribing programme. The guidance is aimed at groups and organisations who provide nature-based interventions that support people’s mental health – for example, community gardening programmes, local walking schemes, conservation volunteering, outdoor
- [Learning Disability Week](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/learning-disability-week-4/) - Learning Disability Week runs to 21 June. The theme for 2026 is "Do you see me?" which is all about people with a learning disability being seen, heard, and valued.
- [Pharmacy's potential to boost men's health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pharmacys-potential-to-boost-mens-health/) - This report finds that while nine out of ten men in the UK (92%) regularly walk through pharmacy doors, three-quarters of them leave without ever discussing their health with a pharmacist. Based on original research work and interviews with men and pharmacists, this report highlights an opportunity to convert men's regular presence in pharmacies into
- [Mental health inequality](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/mental-health-inequality/) - This report says that mental health in the UK has worsened over the past 15 years, but this picture is not shared evenly across society. This report presents analyses of mental health trends across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland from 2009 to 2024, using data from Understanding Society: the UK Household Longitudinal Study.
- [The Confident leader programme](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-confident-leader-programme-27/) - Imagine being the leader you admire. Refining, extending your skills and leading with confidence are outcomes of our popular Confident leader programme. We have supported hundreds of leaders from all areas of health and care services to learn together, increase influence, understand themselves and others better, and be equipped to tackle the complexity of the
- [Practice level GP reimbursement scheme - Transfer of Financial Entitlement form](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/practice-level-gp-reimbursement-scheme-transfer-of-financial-entitlement-form/) - Following the changes agreed to the General Medical Services (GMS) contract for 2026/27 to introduce the Practice Level GP Reimbursement Scheme, this form enables practices to transfer their practice financial entitlements under the scheme to other practices within their PCN in accordance with the scheme rules.
- [SEND specialist support through experts at hand teams](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/send-specialist-support-through-experts-at-hand-teams/) - More children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) will get specialist support without needing a diagnosis, as the government begins rolling out a new Experts at Hand service across England backed by new £1.8 billion investment. Every local area will now begin expanding access to speech and language therapists, occupational therapists,
- [Building a resilient and equitable UK stem cell supply](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-a-resilient-and-equitable-uk-stem-cell-supply/) - Haematopoietic stem cell (HSC) transplantation is a life-saving treatment for patients with blood cancers, blood disorders and some auto-immune conditions. The UK has internationally recognised clinical expertise in this field and has played a leading role in innovation in treatment and donor provision. Evidence gathered indicates that many aspects of the UK’s system for supplying
- [Delivering the National Cancer Plan](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/delivering-the-national-cancer-plan-2/) - This report looks at the challenges of delivering cancer care reform. It highlights the gap between ambitious policy goals and frontline realities, addressing systemic needs in areas such as workforce capacity, sustainable funding, and IT infrastructure. It makes suggestions to help health systems navigate these challenges and deliver sustainable care.
- [Prepare your practice and PCN for the future](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/prepare-your-practice-and-pcn-for-the-future/) - Context The NHS is undergoing one of its most significant structural transformations in recent years. The recently published Neighbourhood Framework builds on the NHS 10 Year Health Plan and signals a fundamental shift in how healthcare services will be commissioned, contracted, and delivered. For GP practices, primary care networks (PCNs), and other primary care providers, understanding and
- [Work differently to survive](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/work-differently-to-survive/) - If we’re not at the table, we’re on the menu – it’s time to work differently. Mark Carney’s recent speech at Davos serves to prompt further thought about collaborative working. He talked about the “strength of our value and value of our strength”. Neighbourhood health teams have demonstrable value and the potential power of working
- [Health experiences of patients who speak English as an additional language](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/health-experiences-of-patients-who-speak-english-as-an-additional-language/) - This report contains feedback from focus groups the Patients Association ran across six language backgrounds – Arabic, Bengali, Portuguese, Punjabi, Romanian and Urdu – and research on those who speak English as an additional language, highlighting the numerous barriers to care that they face. Some of the barriers highlighted include a need for quality and
- [Supporting autistic children’s oral health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/supporting-autistic-childrens-oral-health/) - The British Society of Paediatric Dentistry (BSPD) has launched two new videos to support the oral health of autistic children and young people. The videos aim to dispel myths, reduce fear, and help parents and carers prioritise the most important steps to support a child’s oral health. Developed collaboratively by experts in children’s oral health, specialists
- [Reduced A&E visits during football](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/reduced-ae-visits-during-football/) - Football fans are being urged not to ignore health problems, as analysis reveals a significant drop in A&E attendances while England are playing. Analysis of A&E attendance data during Euro 2024 found there were just under 17,000 fewer attendances than expected during England matches across the tournament.
- [Men's health week](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/mens-health-week/) - This week is Men's health week. Run by the Men's Health Forum from 15 to 21 June, the week aims to tackle key issues surrounding men's mental and physical health. Even small actions can help us feel hopeful and less powerless.
- [Partnership under the new Contract: What's changing and what you can do](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/partnership-under-the-new-contract-whats-changing-and-what-you-can-do/) - By Alec Collie, Head of Medical at Wesleyan Financial Services In the light of the new GP contract, partnership remains attractive to most GPs. But the financial case has shifted significantly. Ahead of the contract coming into effect, Wesleyan polled GPs on how the changes made them reflect on their professional and financial futures. 61%
- [Tips for your team away day](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/tips-for-your-team-away-day/) - This short article includes top tips for planning a successful team away day, from announcing the day to the team, to agreeing the focus and ensuring your day goes to plan. Contact helen.ellis@pcc.nhs.uk to discuss your team away day ideas.
- [Palliative and end-of-life care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/palliative-and-end-of-life-care/) - NHS England has published a letter from Dr Amanda Doyle, NHS England national director for primary care and community services, regarding strategic commissioning of hospice services, and an update on the Modern Service Framework for Palliative Care and End-of-Life Care.
- [Oral health treatment to prevention](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/oral-health-treatment-to-prevention/) - This report explores how oral health has changed since the 1970s, from a system largely focused on pain, repair and treatment, towards one increasingly shaped by prevention, public health policy and a stronger understanding of the links between oral and general health. The report highlights major improvements in oral health over the last half-century, including
- [Cyber security](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/cyber-security/) - NHS England's letter to trust and integrated care board chief executives and chairs asks boards and executives to assure themselves that cyber security risks are being managed effectively, with clear, sustained programmes for improvement.
- [New healthcare improvement resources](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/new-healthcare-improvement-resources/) - These NHS England-commissioned resources from the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership have been published on: respiratory care; learning disabilities; perinatal mortality; ovarian cancer and dementia; and further data on vascular care.
- [A clear way forward: the case for better alcohol labelling](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/a-clear-way-forward-the-case-for-better-alcohol-labelling/) - This analysis from the Alcohol Health Alliance and Alcohol Focus Scotland finds that one in five alcohol products sold in the UK fail to meet minimum voluntary labelling guidelines set by the alcohol industry regulator, the Portman Group. The study of over 530 alcohol product labels sold in the UK found that basic nutrition and
- [Primary care dental contracts – open surgery](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-dental-contracts-open-surgery/) - Managing dental contracts can involve complex and sometimes challenging issues. To support you, PCC offers open surgery sessions where our annual contract holders can bring their questions and concerns to discuss with our adviser team and learn from each other. These surgeries may also focus on a specific issue, if it is relevant at that
- [Alternative Provider Medical Services (APMS) Directions 2026](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/alternative-provider-medical-services-apms-directions-2026/) - The government has published the Alternative Provider Medical Services Directions 2026.
- [New routes and safer crossings for cycling and walking](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/new-routes-and-safer-crossings-for-cycling-and-walking/) - More than half of short journeys in towns and cities will be walked, wheeled, or cycled by 2035 under targets announced by the Department for Transport. The cycling and walking investment strategy sets a target for people to hit the pavement or pedals for 55% of short trips in towns and for 60% of children
- [Diabetes week – promoting the 4Ts](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/diabetes-week-promoting-the-4ts/) - Type 1 diabetes can present at any age but most commonly presents in children and young people. Nearly 40% of children and young people are in life-threatening diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) at diagnosis – and this percentage is rising. This Diabetes Week, help prevent serious complications by knowing the four key symptoms of type 1 diabetes
- [A&Es busiest month during heatwave](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/aes-busiest-month-during-heatwave/) - A&Es experienced their busiest month on record in May, as last month’s heatwave piled pressure on NHS services. The NHS managed 2,457,398 attendances in A&E during May – up 25,000 on the previous record set in March earlier this year. Ambulance services were also under intense pressure, with paramedics experiencing their third busiest month ever
- [NHS diagnostics in England](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-diagnostics-in-england/) - This report, commissioned by Magentus (a health technology company) examines the current pressures facing diagnostics in England. It draws on new analysis of NHS England performance data and the expertise of a steering group. The report outlines a series of recommendations to help the NHS redesign diagnostic services, improve patient experiences and meet growing demand
- [Provider Selection Regime regulations](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/provider-selection-regime-regulations-5/) - The Provider Selection Regime (PSR) regulations are used by NHS commissioners when procuring new contracts or making and managing amendments to existing contractual arrangements for healthcare services. This training session will focus on how PSR applies to primary care contracts. We will look at the background and principles of PSR, as well as the options
- [NHS Oversight Framework](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-oversight-framework-3/) - The NHS Oversight Framework 2026/27 describes NHS England’s approach to oversight of integrated care boards, NHS trusts and foundation trusts for the forthcoming year.
- [Young people to be offered MenB vaccine](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/young-people-to-be-offered-menb-vaccine/) - Young people across England will get protection against meningococcal B disease (MenB) through a one-off vaccination programme launching ahead of the 2026 academic year. Eligible students will be offered a two-dose vaccination before they start university, where close and prolonged contact in halls and at social events can increase the risk of contracting MenB disease.
- [Best practice for glaucoma services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/best-practice-for-glaucoma-services/) - Getting it Right First Time Best Practice for Glaucoma Services guidance has been published, providing a clinical framework for the delivery of effective, patient-centred care, emphasising timely detection, accurate referrals, effective diagnostics, and lifelong continuity of care to reduce avoidable sight loss. This guidance supports multidisciplinary working for teams involved in the delivery of glaucoma
- [Guidance for children and young people’s gender care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/guidance-for-children-and-young-peoples-gender-care/) - Guidance has been published that describes the current referral and prescribing arrangements for gender care for children and young people (CYP) and clarifies the role of primary care within the specialist pathway.
- [Free flu jabs for people experiencing homelessness](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/free-flu-jabs-for-people-experiencing-homelessness/) - A vaccination programme will support those experiencing rough sleeping and people staying in homeless hostels or night shelters, protecting a group at high risk of serious respiratory illness.
- [AI to speed up cancer diagnosis](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ai-to-speed-up-cancer-diagnosis/) - Patients will receive faster diagnoses following almost £30 million of government funding in artificial intelligence across the NHS. This funding will expand proven AI technology to every NHS Trust in England while piloting the next generation of digital innovation.
- [Action learning set for neighbourhoods](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/action-learning-set-for-neighbourhoods/) - Working collaboratively across neighbourhoods needs a new way of thinking. PCC is running action learning sets for colleagues from across primary care, commissioning, voluntary sector organisations, faith groups, local authorities and the community to come together and work through issues, share experience and challenges and plan individually and collectively. The value of talking in a
- [Access to mental health support in schools](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/access-to-mental-health-support-in-schools/) - Nearly six million children and young people can now access mental health support in their school or college – giving them the tools and resilience they need to stay in education and thrive as adults. This is around 800,000 more pupils than last year, with support teams now working in almost 11,800 schools and colleges
- [Multi-beam precision radiotherapy to treat prostate cancer](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/multi-beam-precision-radiotherapy-to-treat-prostate-cancer/) - Thousands of men with prostate cancer are to be offered high-powered precision radiotherapy on the NHS to target the disease more effectively, helping reduce side-effects and spare them 15 courses of treatment. NHS England has announced that eligible men with early prostate cancer will be offered therapy known as SABR on the NHS, which delivers
- [Housing and health in local strategic health planning](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/housing-and-health-in-local-strategic-health-planning/) - This report reviews how housing is reflected within local strategic health planning in England, focusing on joint strategic needs assessments and joint local health and wellbeing strategies. The report: provides a national overview of current practice; identifies gaps and opportunities; and offers recommendations to support local systems to strengthen the use of housing data and
- [Impact of sickness absence in the NHS](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/impact-of-sickness-absence-in-the-nhs/) - This report finds that sickness absence in the NHS has reached unsustainable levels at rates nearly three times higher than the private sector. Based on Freedom of Information requests to NHS Trusts and Integrated Care Boards, analysis of NHS workforce data, and interviews with occupational health and HR professionals, the report concludes that sickness management
- [Blood donor day](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/blood-donor-day/) - Every year on 14 June, the world comes together to celebrate World Blood Donor Day, a global tribute to the millions of voluntary, unpaid blood donors whose generosity saves lives every day. Their contributions are essential to health systems everywhere, supporting patients during emergencies, childbirth, surgeries, cancer treatment and the lifelong care of many serious
- [Pennine GP Alliance diabetes service already supporting practices ahead of new QOF changes](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pennine-gp-alliance-diabetes-service-already-supporting-practices-ahead-of-new-qof-changes/) - Pennine GP Alliance is highlighting how its diabetes support service has already been helping GP practices meet new national diabetes care requirements introduced in February this year. Recent changes to the national Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) mean that GP practices must now ensure that all eight diabetes care processes are completed to receive funding
- [PCC Insight – Collaborate to survive](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pcc-insight-collaborate-to-survive/) - In this edition of PCC Insight there is a theme of collaboration. Commissioners need to become the system enabler and shaper, primary care, PCNs, other providers need to be at the table for neighbourhood, or multi-neighbourhood discussions, shifting the paradigm to work “with” each other. Thoughts on collaboration, are authored in this edition by Peter
- [Extension of Children’s Flu Vaccination Advanced service](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/extension-of-childrens-flu-vaccination-advanced-service/) - Following discussions with NHS England, Community Pharmacy England has agreed to an extension of the pilot flu vaccination service for children aged 2-3 years, with an increase in the fee. In addition, after successful lobbying, the service is being expanded to include opportunistic vaccination of two additional groups: Clinically at-risk children aged 2 years to
- [Guidance on screen use for children aged 5–16 ](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/guidance-on-screen-use-for-children-aged-5-16/) - Parents will soon get clear, practical guidance to help them manage their children’s screen use - which could include advice on when a child should get their first smartphone. At the same time, ministers are taking action to shape how technology is used in schools, helping children benefit from innovation while giving parents and teachers greater confidence that the tools used
- [Changes to medical certificates of death ordering](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/changes-to-medical-certificates-of-death-ordering/) - From 1 June 2026, the NHS Business Services Authority (NHSBSA) has taken over the ordering and distribution of Medical Certificates of Cause of Death (MCCDs) from the Department of Health and Social Care. Healthcare settings that order MCCDs should have received a letter from the NHSBSA about this change. To continue ordering MCCDs, healthcare settings
- [Carers Week](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/carers-week-2/) - This week its Carers Week - an annual campaign to raise awareness of caring, highlight the challenges unpaid carers face and recognise the contribution they make to families and communities throughout the UK. It also helps people who don't think of themselves as having caring responsibilities to identify as carers and access much-needed support. The
- [Lessons from Japan and Sweden about meeting the challenge of an ageing society](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/lessons-from-japan-and-sweden-about-meeting-the-challenge-of-an-ageing-society/) - Demographic ageing is one of the most important challenges facing developed countries in the 21st century. How England can respond to these challenges, particularly in terms of its health and care system, is the focus of this report.
- [Optical adviser](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/optical-adviser/) - We are looking for an optical adviser to join our associate database. PCC associates support our employed team to deliver our contracted work. We have an opportunity to submit a proposal for a project – but we will need an optical adviser, a qualified ophthalmic optician, ideally with experience of working as an optical adviser
- [Faster eye care referrals from community optometrists](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/faster-eye-care-referrals-from-community-optometrists/) - People are set to benefit from faster eye care as the government invests £20 million to digitise referrals. Community-based optometrists will be able to refer patients directly and digitally into NHS hospital eye services - including NHS Online when it launches next year - with access to relevant patient records to support faster and more
- [Workplace protections proposed for unpaid carers and parents of seriously ill children](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/workplace-protections-proposed-for-unpaid-carers-and-parents-of-seriously-ill-children/) - Unpaid carers and parents of seriously ill children could be given workplace protections through measures announced as part of a consultation launched by the minister for employment rights. Currently, around three million unpaid carers balance work with caring responsibilities, yet many are forced to reduce their hours, delay returning to employment, or leave the workforce
- [Patient experience at the interface between health and social care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/patient-experience-at-the-interface-between-health-and-social-care/) - Patients can fall into a no man’s land between health and social care, where poor coordination, fragmented services and unclear responsibility lead to gaps, delays and poorer experiences of care. More….
- [Whole-school approach to wellbeing](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/whole-school-approach-to-wellbeing/) - myHappymind is an NHS-backed, whole-school mental health and wellbeing programme designed to support children, staff and families through a preventive, evidence-based approach to emotional wellbeing and inclusion. It aims to build pupils' emotional literacy, self-regulation, and resilience through lessons, interactive tasks, and practical strategies. This review of evidence from teachers delivering myHappymind in early years
- [The state of emergency medicine in England](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-state-of-emergency-medicine-in-england/) - This report examines the scale of overcrowding in emergency departments and the impact this is having on patient safety and staff. Drawing on national data, research and frontline evidence from clinicians, it highlights how long waits, high bed occupancy and a lack of patient flow continue to lead to overcrowded emergency departments. Long waits are
- [An introduction to dental, medical, optometric, and pharmaceutical services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/an-introduction-to-dental-medical-optometric-and-pharmaceutical-services-6/) - Integrated care boards (ICBs) have responsibility for commissioning the four primary care areas of dental, medical, optometric, and pharmaceutical services. ICB teams and other stakeholders who work with primary care and neighbourhoods need to be familiar with all the primary care contracts to support decision making and day to day work. This training session will
- [PCN DES Local Variation contract to deliver neighbourhood health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pcn-des-local-variation-contract-to-deliver-neighbourhood-health/) - NHS England has approved Kent and Medway's request to offer GPs a local variation to the Network Contract Direct Enhanced Service (DES) that will deliver GP-led single neighbourhood care through the existing primary care network (PCN) arrangements. This variation was developed jointly by NHS Kent and Medway Integrated Care Board, and local GP representatives, Kent
- [GPs being driven to private work](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gps-being-driven-to-private-work/) - Research shows that nearly two-thirds (62%) of GPs say the new contract is making them more likely to increase private work. The finding raises significant questions about the future of NHS general practice and healthcare delivery. The data shows that as pressures on general practice intensify, GPs are actively pursuing alternatives – both private work
- [Artificial intelligence tools to help free up more time for patients](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/artificial-intelligence-tools-to-help-free-up-more-time-for-patients/) - More than half a million NHS staff are being given access to artificial intelligence (AI) tools that could free up an average of two days every month from admin duties. NHS England announced that it is significantly accelerating AI adoption across healthcare services by providing 505,000 clinicians and support staff with access to Microsoft 365
- [Covid-19 vaccination Nuvaxovid JN.1 allocation available](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/covid-19-vaccination-nuvaxovid-jn-1-allocation-available/) - Nuvaxovid JN.1 (Sanofi) allocations are now available to request through the FDP Supply Dashboard. Providers should not order Nuvaxovid for the purpose of running allergy clinics or vaccinating patients with a history of allergic reactions to Covid-19 vaccines. Patients with prior allergic reactions to Covid-19 vaccines, or a history of anaphylaxis to other medicines or
- [SEND experts at hand support](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/send-experts-at-hand-support/) - More children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) will get specialist support without needing a diagnosis, as the government begins rolling out a new Experts at Hand service across England backed by new £1.8 billion investment. Every local area will now begin expanding access to speech and language therapists, occupational therapists,
- [Primary care eyecare contracts – ask the expert](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-eyecare-contracts-ask-the-expert/) - Managing eyecare contracts can involve complex and sometimes challenging issues. To support you, PCC offers sessions where our annual contract holders can bring their questions and concerns to discuss with our adviser team and learn from each other. These surgeries may also focus on a specific issue, if it is relevant at that time. The
- [NIHR Innovation Catalyst: free retreat for NHS innovators](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nihr-innovation-catalyst-free-retreat-for-nhs-innovators/) - Are you developing an innovation that could improve patient care, services or outcomes within the NHS? The National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Research Support Service is offering a free Innovation Catalyst Retreat in Newcastle for NHS staff considering an application to the NIHR Innovation Catalyst programme. The retreat will help participants strengthen
- [Complex care and denture modifications](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/complex-care-and-denture-modifications/) - The regulations for complex care and denture modifications have been laid in parliament. Subject to parliamentary processes, these changes are expected to come into force from 23 June 2026. To support preparation for their implementation, NHS England will be hosting a webinar on 17 June 6pm – 7.30pm. The webinar will outline the changes and
- [Supporting people with frailty outside hospitals](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/supporting-people-with-frailty-outside-hospitals/) - This report looks at support for people with, or at risk of, frailty. GPs are required to identify, assess, and support people living with frailty. However, this report expresses concern that GPs might not be prioritising care for this group, with limited capacity taken up with delivering NHS England’s priorities on improving patients’ access and
- [Podcast explores the evolving role of the primary care nurse](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/podcast-explores-the-evolving-role-of-the-primary-care-nurse/) - Nurses are members of the multidisciplinary team with hands-on clinical expertise combined with in-depth knowledge of the community in which they work. In this episode of the Transforming Primary Care podcast, produced by the NHS England - North East and Yorkshire region, a panel of nurses led by David Purdue, Regional Chief Nurse for the
- [Recommendations to tackle antisemitism accepted](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/recommendations-to-tackle-antisemitism-accepted/) - NHS patients and staff will be better protected against hate, as the government has responded to Lord John Mann’s review of antisemitism and other forms of racism across the NHS and healthcare regulatory system, accepting all recommendations for the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) and NHS England.
- [New NHS Contract Could Drive More GPs Into Private Healthcare](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/new-nhs-contract-could-drive-more-gps-into-private-healthcare/) - Almost two-thirds (62%) of GPs say they are likely to increase private work following the introduction of the new GP contract, according to new research from Wesleyan. The findings reveal that as pressures on general practice mount, more GPs are turning to private work to achieve greater flexibility, improved work-life balance and higher earning potential
- [Primary eye care contracts – financial arrangements](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-eye-care-contracts-financial-arrangements-3/) - NHS eye care is an important primary care service. Once an integrated care board, or those working on their behalf, agree a contract with each contractor financial arrangements are in place for payment and management purposes. This virtual training session will provide the details on what funding is available for NHS eye care services, the
- [Life-extending drug for women with ovarian cancer](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/life-extending-drug-for-women-with-ovarian-cancer/) - Women with hard-to-treat ovarian cancer could benefit from a life-extending drug on the NHS. The targeted therapy – mirvetuximab soravtansine – will be offered to patients living with ovarian cancer whose disease has stopped responding to standard (platinum-based) chemotherapy, providing new hope of extra time to live.
- [Expansion of dental school places](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/expansion-of-dental-school-places/) - Patients in dental deserts will benefit from expansion of dental school places, with 50 extra dentists to be trained in the regions that need them most from 2027 onwards. The Office for Students was asked to allocate new training places, prioritising areas that do not currently train dentists, including rural and coastal communities where accessing
- [Electronic prescribing and medicines administration in acute hospitals](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/electronic-prescribing-and-medicines-administration-in-acute-hospitals/) - This report warns that inconsistent design, procurement and regulation of electronic prescribing and medicines administration (ePMA) systems across NHS trusts pose risks to patient safety and may increase medication-related harm. While digital technologies offer clear benefits, the current framework does not adequately support safe, large-scale adoption. The findings highlight the need for more consistent standards
- [Survey on access needs for vaccinations](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/survey-on-access-needs-for-vaccinations/) - Vaccination Digital Services is currently conducting a 5-10 minute survey to learn about patients’ access needs (such as wheelchair access). They are asking, for example, if it is clear what each access need would require from the provider, if providers support them, and if providers need to know about them in advance. The research team
- [Artificial pancreas technology for pregnant women with type 1 diabetes](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/artificial-pancreas-technology-for-pregnant-women-with-type-1-diabetes/) - Women with type 1 diabetes who are pregnant or planning a pregnancy should be offered a pregnancy-specific artificial pancreas device. That is the recommendation in draft guidance published by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence.
- [Getting ready for NHS capital funding: key considerations for GP premises improvements](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/getting-ready-for-nhs-capital-funding-key-considerations-for-gp-premises-improvements/) - 2025/26 saw a welcome boost to the capital funding available for GP premises with £102million for premises improvements through the Utilisation and Modernisation Fund. Reflecting on the process during 2025/26 we consider what have been the lessons learnt, so that we can take onboard for future years. One of the most common themes we heard
- [Type 2 diabetes putting NICE guidance into practice](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/type-2-diabetes-putting-nice-guidance-into-practice/) - The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recently updated guideline on the management of type 2 diabetes in adults marks a shift away from glycaemia-driven prescribing towards a more personalised approach. In this Nursing in Practice article, diabetes advanced nurse practitioner Molly Mckeown explains key changes to the treatment pathway, including the earlier
- [Understanding GP premises: a practical introduction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/understanding-gp-premises-a-practical-introduction-4/) - GP premises are a cornerstone of NHS primary medical care services and neighbourhood health. Commissioners must make the necessary reimbursements for premises costs to GP contractors. This introductory three-hour virtual training session will explore the different types of ownership models for GP premises and the reimbursable premises costs that contractors are entitled to receive, including
- [Research and treatment for prostate cancer](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/research-and-treatment-for-prostate-cancer/) - Men at highest risk of prostate cancer will benefit from research to find the best screening strategy and more treatment choices. A prostate cancer screening trial will be expanded so that for the first time, all eligible Black men will be invited to take part. The TRANSFORM study - jointly funded by Prostate Cancer UK
- [Cutting antibiotic prescribing with data](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/cutting-antibiotic-prescribing-with-data/) - A GP practice in Stockport has achieved a 15% reduction in overall antibiotic prescribing by adopting a near-real-time data dashboard to support antimicrobial stewardship. Brinnington Health Centre used the dashboard to identify variation in prescribing between clinicians, review repeat antibiotic use, and flag cases where prescribing may fall outside National Institute for Health and Care
- [A&E attendances by people in prisons in England](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ae-attendances-by-people-in-prisons-in-england/) - There are huge pressures facing prison health services. This report offers an in-depth assessment of A&E use by people in prison and adds to mounting evidence that health care is harder for prisoners to access. It finds a higher-than-expected number of A&E attendances by prisoners due to paracetamol overdose, seizures, and acute coronary syndrome, with
- [Safe use of lasers in dentistry](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/safe-use-of-lasers-in-dentistry/) - The Care Quality Commission has updated their dental mythbuster on safe use of lasers to include two other guidelines, which were not included previously.
- [Team days with impact](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/team-days-with-impact/) - “Helpful facilitation to allow us space to explore some concepts around how we work as a team and ways to optimise this moving forwards” Teams benefit from time out to think, talk and plan in a well-organised, facilitated safe space. Professionally managed conversations enable people to feel able to contribute and be heard and participants
- [Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework: financial year 2026 to 2027](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/community-pharmacy-contractual-framework-financial-year-2026-to-2027/) - The Department of Health and Social Care, NHS England and Community Pharmacy England have agreed a new Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework. The joint document describes how an increase in funding of 10.3% to £3.636 billion, alongside an agreement not to recover up to £239 million of historic over-paid funding from the sector, will be used
- [Secretary of state sets out his priorities](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/secretary-of-state-sets-out-his-priorities/) - In a letter to NHS and social care colleagues - From personal experience to system reform, the secretary of state James Murray sets out his priorities to cut waiting times, harness innovation and support staff to deliver compassionate, high-quality care for patients nationwide.
- [MSK patients to get faster care and help returning to work](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/msk-patients-to-get-faster-care-and-help-returning-to-work/) - Thousands of people living with conditions like arthritis and back pain will receive faster care and help to get back to work thanks to the national rollout of a pilot scheme. Backed by more than £3 million of government funding, the expansion of NHS England’s Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) MSK Community Delivery Programme
- [Unlocking the door to dementia diagnosis and treatments](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/unlocking-the-door-to-dementia-diagnosis-and-treatments/) - Two new reports published by the Alzheimer’s Society reveal that dementia patients routinely face prolonged delays to diagnosis, followed by gaps and stark inequalities in treatment and support - highlighting the need for the same focus and urgency seen in other major conditions. The reports examine the entire dementia diagnosis and treatment pathway revealing patients
- [Volunteers’ week](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/volunteers-week-2/) - This week its Volunteers’ Week: A campaign to celebrate and recognise the contributions of volunteers across the UK. Launched in 1984, this initiative has been running for over 40 years, providing organisations and communities a platform to thank current and past volunteers for their invaluable efforts. The campaign highlights the diversity and unity of volunteer
- [Population health management for high-value personalised care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/population-health-management-for-high-value-personalised-care-2/) - As the NHS implements its 10-Year Health Plan there is a renewed focus on population health, prevention, and value-based outcomes. In this well regarded workshop, for commissioners and providers, we explore how a population health management framework, combined with patient level linked data, can enable targeted changes to locally delivered integrated models of care. “Brilliant
- [Pharmacy boost brings faster care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pharmacy-boost-brings-faster-care/) - Patients across England will benefit from more services, treatments, and better access to medicines from their local pharmacy under a new £340 million government-funded deal. Under the new contractual framework, pharmacists who hold an independent prescribing qualification will be able to assess patients and prescribe medicines directly, building on the success of the Pharmacy First
- [Fewer A&E visits with a single patient record](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/fewer-ae-visits-with-a-single-patient-record/) - Up to 20,000 fewer patients will have to go to A&E and 6,000 fewer will be admitted to hospital each year following reforms made possible by new legislation. The NHS Modernisation Bill, which will be debated in Parliament, will introduce the single patient record, allowing fragmented health information to be joined up around the country
- [Patient experience survey](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/patient-experience-survey/) - This report is based on a survey which was conducted in early 2026. It had 807 responses from patients, providing evidence drawn from their experiences. The survey asked about topics such as access to health services, patient communication, coordination of care, involvement in care, digital tools and the impact of delays in care on their
- [Is the NHS ready for the AI-powered patient?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/is-the-nhs-ready-for-the-ai-powered-patient/) - This analysis stems from a roundtable on what direct-to-consumer care means for the NHS and how the health service can adapt, with the report setting out a series of recommendations. It highlights the need to respond to a world where more people will increasingly receive a combination of NHS care, private services, workplace support, digital
- [Podcast focuses on mental health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/podcast-focuses-on-mental-health/) - The latest episode of the Transforming Primary Care podcast, produced by the NHS England - North East and Yorkshire region, focuses on mental health and the role of general practice. To mark this month’s Mental Health Awareness Week, a panel of clinicians led by Dr James Gossow, Deputy Medical Director for the North East and Yorkshire region,
- [Community pharmacy contractors: amendment to temporary suspensions approved particular](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/community-pharmacy-contractors-amendment-to-temporary-suspensions-approved-particular/) - Community pharmacy contractors are reminded that the reporting mechanism for temporary service suspensions will be changing from Monday 1 June. Notifications must be made via the MYS platform from 1 June and manual notifications to ICBs will no longer be permitted (except in the very rare circumstances when the MYS platform is unavailable). The updated approved
- [Dental forms changing](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/dental-forms-changing/) - FP17DC forms will look different in the coming weeks. The updated forms are reflective of the changes made as part of the 2026 quality and payments reforms to the dental contract. The 2026 FP17DC (R8) replaces the 2025 version (R7). On page 1, find the new clinical and treatment capture fields, including a specific field
- [Dental check-up recall intervals](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/dental-check-up-recall-intervals/) - The NICE dental checks: intervals between oral health reviews guidance covers assigning recall intervals between oral health reviews that are appropriate to the needs of individual patients and sets out a series of recommendations for dentists. Adherence to the guidelines enables dental teams to tackle health inequalities, reducing clinically unnecessary check-ups for those with lower
- [Jess’s Rule training video](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/jesss-rule-training-video/) - The Jessica Brady CEDAR Trust have created a training video to support healthcare professionals in applying Jess’s Rule in daily practice. It is available on NHS England’s website, along with other resources for implementing the initiative. Jess’s Rule encourages healthcare professionals to critically re-evaluate a diagnosis if a patient presents three times with unexplained persistent
- [Same day appointments in general practice for clinically urgent patients](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/same-day-appointments-in-general-practice-for-clinically-urgent-patients/) - The 2026/27 General Practice contract requires that requests identified as clinically urgent, as determined by the GP practice, must be dealt with on the same day. This is intended to support timely access to care for patients where delay may result in harm or deterioration. Guidance has been published to support practices in recording same
- [Resident doctors announce strikes in June](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/resident-doctors-announce-strikes-in-june/) - The British Medical Association (BMA) has confirmed that resident doctors in England will strike in June.
- [Very senior managers pay award](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/very-senior-managers-pay-award-2/) - The government has announced a 3 per cent pay rise for NHS senior managers for 2026/27.
- [Skin cancer awareness month](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/skin-cancer-awareness-month/) - May is skin cancer awareness month which is supported by Macmillan and the British Association of Dermatologists and since we’ve been enjoying an early summer heatwave, it’s useful to think about sun safety. Whether you are directly affected by skin cancer, or you just want to find out more, Macmillan has information that can help,
- [Health Bill fact sheets](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/health-bill-fact-sheets/) - This collection of fact sheets, published by the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC), provides an overview of key aspects of the Health Bill. It includes a summary of the Bill itself; how it will enable the creation of a single patient record; the role and functions of the restructured DHSC; data and digital
- [Getting the next workforce plan right](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/getting-the-next-workforce-plan-right/) - The government’s 10 Year Health Plan proposes long-term NHS reforms framed across three shifts: hospital to community care, analogue to digital, and sickness to prevention. The policy stresses that success hinges on NHS staff and promises the forthcoming workforce plan will set out how the workforce is to be expanded and enabled to support these
- [Very Severe ME/CFS SNOMED CT Code approved](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/very-severe-me-cfs-snomed-ct-code-approved/) - The ME Association, the leading charity supporting people affected by ME/CFS (Myalgic Encephalomyelitis/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome) and Long Covid, has confirmed that a new SNOMED CT clinical concept for very severe ME/CFS has been officially approved and published. Until now, SNOMED CT, a leading international standard for healthcare terminology, only included categories for mild, moderate, and
- [Visibility of repeat medicines in the NHS App](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/visibility-of-repeat-medicines-in-the-nhs-app/) - Changes to the NHS App prescriptions feature gives patients a complete view of all their active repeat medicines. Patients can now see all their repeat items in one place, including medicines that cannot be requested yet, with clear explanations of why, for example, if it’s too soon to order again, or a review is needed.
- [Is your leadership team ready?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/is-your-leadership-team-ready/) - The NHS is undergoing one of its most significant structural transformations in recent years with a fundamental shift in how healthcare services will be delivered. Leadership teams in GP practices, primary care networks (PCNs) and federations need to work with confidence, a clear direction and agency to work with other partners, as well as managing
- [Leading a psychologically safe work environment](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/leading-a-psychologically-safe-work-environment-16/) - This virtual workshop is for leaders looking to improve the psychological safety in their teams and organisations. It is particularly important at times of change, when teams may be feeling unsure and unsettled. We want staff to be engaged and energised, performing with resilience. Leaders will need to role-model blame-free, consultative, and positive leadership behaviours,
- [Findings from the Community Pharmacy Workforce Survey](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/findings-from-the-community-pharmacy-workforce-survey/) - The Community Pharmacy Workforce Survey provides a snapshot of the people who keep community pharmacy running day in, day out. The data helps the NHS plan the workforce needed for the future, ensuring continued access to vital pharmacy services. Key findings from the 2025 survey include a 7% (FTE) workforce increase overall, with increases driven
- [GPs explore neighbourhood health implementation in podcast](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gps-explore-neighbourhood-health-implementation-in-podcast/) - Neighbourhood health puts the person at the centre of how we deliver their health and care by organising services so they can work together to serve a defined population. In the latest episode of the Transforming Primary Care podcast, produced by the NHS England North East and Yorkshire region, Dr Andy Brooks, GP and clinical
- [Supporting research delivery in primary care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/supporting-research-delivery-in-primary-care/) - Research is being delivered in primary care, which gives patients and the public access to research closer to home, allowing more people to get involved. This supports the NHS’ ambition to embed research locally and improve equitable access. Following changes to the Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme (ARRS) from April 2026, primary care networks (PCNs) are
- [Age checks to stop children using sunbeds](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/age-checks-to-stop-children-using-sunbeds/) - Children will be stopped from using sunbeds through mandatory ID checks under new laws being consulted on by the government. Under-18s are already barred from using sunbeds but teens often get around these rules through using contactless systems that let anyone tap and tan without any checks by a staff member. The new proposals would
- [My home life England impact report](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/my-home-life-england-impact-report/) - This report outlines My Home Life England’s 2025 activity and impact, focusing on leadership development, research and partnership working in adult social care. It highlights improvements in care quality, workforce wellbeing and system outcomes linked to its programmes, alongside evidence calling for stronger collaboration between providers and statutory bodies.
- [Commissioning at the crossroads](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/commissioning-at-the-crossroads/) - I am a long-time critic of NHS commissioning, having little advanced from its purchaser origins- with the perennial caveat, there are honourable exceptions. A potted history of its origins is necessary, in my case a living memory! The 1990 NHS and Community Care Act introduced by the Thatcher government defined an “internal market”, whereby health
- [Confident neighbourhood collaboration](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/confident-neighbourhood-collaboration-2/) - This new programme for neighbourhood teams focuses on the challenge of embedding new ways of working and the behaviours and aptitudes required to develop collaboration with sessions on: Influencing (without authority) and effective communication for new and different, pre-existing relationships New ways of working - change and workplace culture Collaborative working There's the additional offer
- [GP contract supplementary information](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-contract-supplementary-information/) - This document provides supplementary information to support general practice and commissioners to implement the 2026/27 GP Contract requirements. It describes the policy intent, operational expectations and implementation considerations for the changes in the contract.
- [Fit note system to be overhauled](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/fit-note-system-to-be-overhauled/) - Patients, employers and GPs are set to benefit from an overhaul of the fit note system following the launch of several pilots. The current system sees some 11 million fit notes issued every year, with more than nine in ten declaring the person not fit for work. Four pilots, in different areas, in England will
- [Machines keep donor livers alive](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/machines-keep-donor-livers-alive/) - A consultation has begun on draft guidance recommending four specialist liver preservation machines for routine NHS use, which could help more of the 600 people in England waiting for a life-saving transplant.
- [The use of AI in UK healthcare](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-use-of-ai-in-uk-healthcare/) - AI is creating a shift in how people access health care, yet public attitudes to the technology remain divided. The research finds that one in seven of the public have used AI chatbots for health advice instead of contacting a GP or other NHS service, and 10% say they have used AI for mental health
- [An introduction to general practice finance - commissioner focus](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/an-introduction-to-general-practice-finance-commissioner-focus-5/) - Strategic commissioners will understand that the financial stability of general practice is one of the cornerstones of ensuring sustainable services to patients. Without a firm understanding how general practice is funded, it is difficult for commissioners to offer appropriate support. PCC’s virtual training session will provide clarity on the NHS financial structures that underpin GP
- [Maternity adviser to champion safer care for mothers and babies](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/maternity-adviser-to-champion-safer-care-for-mothers-and-babies/) - Women and families failed by maternity services will be better heard and their experiences will drive lasting improvements to care, as Michelle Welsh MP has been appointed as the government’s first maternity adviser. Welsh will work directly with families, the government, the NHS and key maternity organisations to push for better, safer care for mothers,
- [HIV action plan monitoring](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/hiv-action-plan-monitoring/) - This report contains a public health analysis of progress towards meeting the aims of the HIV Action Plan for England. It finds that England continues to make strong progress with fewer HIV diagnoses overall and record levels of people using HIV pre-exposure prophylaxis. It also finds a major expansion of HIV testing with over 1.3
- [Healthier You NHS diabetes prevention programme](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/healthier-you-nhs-diabetes-prevention-programme/) - Type 2 diabetes prevention week is from 25-31 May. NHS Healthier You Diabetes Prevention Programme has prevented thousands of new diagnoses of type 2 diabetes in England, saving people from potentially serious ill health. The programme helps people reduce their risk of developing type 2 diabetes, through managing their weight, eating more healthily and being
- [Local activity to tackle poverty](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/local-activity-to-tackle-poverty/) - This report maps strategic local activity to tackle poverty. It considers how many councils in England have anti-poverty strategies in place and how many English councils have voluntarily adopted the socio economic duty. This research analyses responses to a Freedom of Information Act request sent to all local authorities in England. The analysis finds that
- [Over 300,000 NHS staff still waiting for McCloud pension recalculations amid ongoing delays](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/over-300000-nhs-staff-still-waiting-for-mccloud-pension-recalculations-amid-ongoing-delays/) - Madeleine Dowling, Technical Team Lead at Wesleyan As the McCloud backlog continues to grow, over 300,000 NHS staff are collecting pensions they can't verify. Others are waiting to retire but can't access the information needed to make critical financial decisions. Our FOI request to NHS Business Services Authority reveals the scale of the problem, with
- [An introduction to dental, medical, optometric, and pharmaceutical services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/an-introduction-to-dental-medical-optometric-and-pharmaceutical-services-5/) - Integrated care boards (ICBs) have responsibility for commissioning the four primary care areas of dental, medical, optometric, and pharmaceutical services. ICB teams and other stakeholders who work with primary care and neighbourhoods need to be familiar with all the primary care contracts to support decision making and day to day work. This training session will
- [Strengthening public health expertise in integrated care boards](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/strengthening-public-health-expertise-in-integrated-care-boards/) - This guidance supports integrated care boards in embedding public health expertise into governance, commissioning, and service transformation. The aim is to drive efficiency, improve outcomes and reduce health inequalities.
- [What the latest NHS waiting times mean for elective recovery](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/what-the-latest-nhs-waiting-times-mean-for-elective-recovery/) - This analysis assesses the progress made on elective care waiting lists and what it means for the government’s aim to restore the 18-week standard by 2029.
- [Immunotherapy for aggressive stomach cancer](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/immunotherapy-for-aggressive-stomach-cancer/) - More than 1,500 people a year with an aggressive form of stomach cancer are set to receive a new treatment, after the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence recommended durvalumab - the first immunotherapy for people with this form of cancer.
- [Smoking, health and social justice](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/smoking-health-and-social-justice/) - Smoking remains the biggest avoidable cause of death and disability in the UK, but its impact is far from equal. This report sets out the unequal health and economic impact of smoking in the UK, shaped by poverty, poor housing, employment insecurity and industry practices. It calls on government to introduce opt out tobacco dependency
- [When unpaid carers can no longer combine caring with paid employment](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/when-unpaid-carers-can-no-longer-combine-caring-with-paid-employment/) - This report shows that, while carers want to stay in work, a combination of limited support from employers and services, an increase in caring responsibilities and declining personal health is leaving some feeling as though they have no choice but to give up work to care. This report finds that many unpaid carers balancing work
- [Primary eye care contracts – financial arrangements](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-eye-care-contracts-financial-arrangements-2/) - NHS eye care is an important primary care service and commissioners need to appropriately manage contractual arrangements. Once a contract is agreed with each contractor financial arrangements are in place for payment and management purposes. This virtual training session will provide the details on what funding is available for NHS eye care services, the value
- [New strategy for mental health care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/new-strategy-for-mental-health-care/) - Frontline workers, clinicians, and mental health experts are invited to share their views on how to transform mental health care for children and adults in England, as the government launches a call for evidence to shape its cross-government mental health strategy. The strategy will drive a fundamental shift towards prevention - treating people earlier and
- [Insights from linking housing and health data](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/insights-from-linking-housing-and-health-data/) - This briefing presents new findings from the Networked Data Lab, a UK-wide network of analysts led by the Health Foundation. Teams in five areas of the country (Cheshire and Merseyside, North West London, West Yorkshire, Grampian and Wales) accessed, linked and analysed local data sources to produce new evidence on the links between housing and
- [Unscheduled care data available](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/unscheduled-care-data-available/) - Unscheduled care reporting for 2026/27 is now available in eDEN to help contractors understand and monitor delivery of the mandated unscheduled care requirements. The dashboard brings all unscheduled care data into one place and allows providers to track performance on a monthly and year to date basis. Providers and practices can register for eDEN online.
- [Infection prevention and control measures for Andes virus (hantavirus)](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/infection-prevention-and-control-measures-for-andes-virus-hantavirus/) - Following confirmation of an outbreak of Andes virus (ANDV), a species of hantavirus, information on infection prevention and control measures for asymptomatic contacts, clinically suspected and confirmed cases has been published. The document includes details about case definition, infection prevention and control measures in healthcare settings, including primary care, community and outpatient settings and risk
- [Dementia Action Week](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/dementia-action-week-2/) - This week is Dementia Action Week, an awareness campaign led by Alzheimer’s Society, bringing people and organisations together to act on dementia. This year, the Alzheimer’s Society is encouraging everyone to join the Forget Me Not Appeal. Behind each Forget Me Not badge, there are stories of lives devastated by dementia and when we all
- [Commissioning at a crossroads](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/commissioning-at-a-crossroads/) - This blog by Professor David Colin-Thomé, PCC chair, considers what is next for commissioning. The need to focus on value-based outcomes, population need and prevention, shifting from a contractual culture to one of enablement and a transparent accountability. There is a need to move beyond collaboration to partnerships, radically changing how services are commissioned and
- [Best practice guide for NHS frailty pathways](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/best-practice-guide-for-nhs-frailty-pathways/) - This best practice guide sets out the priorities and related key actions to help ensure people living with frailty and those who support them experience high-quality care and support: co-ordinated, compassionate care that is personalised, consistent, and easy to navigate.
- [18-week target met and half-a-million waiting list drop](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/18-week-target-met-and-half-a-million-waiting-list-drop/) - The NHS has hit its target for the number of patients waiting 18-weeks. In March, 65.3% of patients were waiting 18-weeks, as the waiting list fell by over 312,000 last year, the largest year-on-year reduction in 16 years. The improvement in performance by 6.4% since July 2024 means approaching half a million (450,000) fewer people
- [Health Bill](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/health-bill/) - Information relating to the Health Bill, which was introduced in the House of Commons on 14 May 2026. The Health Bill (‘the bill’) is integral to our investment and modernisation agenda to improve patient care. The bill will: improve patient safety and experience through a new single patient record abolish NHS England and strip back
- [Maternity experience survey](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/maternity-experience-survey/) - This report is on the 2025 NHS Maternity survey, which gathered feedback from patients about their experiences of care provided before giving birth (antenatal care), during labour and delivery, and up to eight weeks following birth (postnatal care). A total of 16,755 people responded to the survey during April to July 2025. The programme includes
- [GP practices need a dedicated email address for community pharmacy communications](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-practices-need-a-dedicated-email-address-for-community-pharmacy-communications/) - Following changes to the 2026/27 GP contract, GP practices are required to have a dedicated email address available for community pharmacy communications. This does not require practices to create a new mailbox. A secure shared mailbox is good practice and may be used if GP Connect fails or for communication from services without interoperability, sending
- [Building confident leading women](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-confident-leading-women-31/) - “It was very organised and thought provoking, giving individuals the opportunity to discuss any issues and thoughts on how changes can be made.” PCC’s programme for women developing in a leadership role focusses on growing confidence and influence. Comprising six online sessions delivered by an experienced executive coach. Outcomes include an opportunity to practice coaching
- [SMA therapies available on the NHS](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/sma-therapies-available-on-the-nhs/) - Children with the muscle-wasting condition spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) are to be offered therapy on the NHS which could help them live years longer and attend primary school. Two treatments for SMA – nusinersen and risdiplam – are to be routinely available on the NHS in England following an access scheme to collect more evidence,
- [Scope of maternity review confirmed](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/scope-of-maternity-review-confirmed/) - Harmed and bereaved families in Sussex will get the answers they have been fighting for after the Health and Social Care Secretary confirmed the scope of the independent review into maternity and neonatal services at University Hospitals Sussex NHS Foundation Trust (UHSx), chaired by Donna Ockenden.
- [Welfare advice matters for mental health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/welfare-advice-matters-for-mental-health/) - This briefing, commissioned by Citizens Advice, finds that welfare advice in inpatient and community mental health is essential to effective care and recovery. It argues that financial insecurity, debt, unstable housing, and the complexity of the benefits system are not peripheral issues for people with mental health problems – they are all drivers of poor
- [Artificial intelligence and evidence-informed policy](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/artificial-intelligence-and-evidence-informed-policy/) - Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly shaping evidence-informed policy-making (EIP) in health by enabling faster analysis, synthesis and use of large and diverse data sources across the policy cycle. This discussion paper examines the intersection of AI and EIP, outlining how AI can support problem identification, policy design and implementation through enhanced data integration, predictive modelling,
- [Strategic commissioning for populations: contracts, or facilitative system leadership?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/strategic-commissioning-for-populations-contracts-or-facilitative-system-leadership/) - By Peter Bullivant, PCC associate The meeting feels different now, but the pattern is familiar. The language has moved on. People talk about neighbourhoods, defined populations, prevention, integration and provider-led redesign. There is more emphasis on local flexibility, more acknowledgement that fragmented services cannot keep delivering fragmented answers, and more confidence that care has to
- [Utilisation of primary care premises](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/utilisation-of-primary-care-premises/) - As decisions are made regarding new neighbourhood health centre development and investment in GP premises from the Modernisation and Utilisation Fund, it is essential that underpinning the business case is a sound understanding of current premises utilisation. Optimising use of primary care premises and ensuring any investment made considers future shifts of services to the
- [ME/CFS patients to benefit from genomics study](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/me-cfs-patients-to-benefit-from-genomics-study/) - Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), also known as ME, patients, in the UK are set to benefit from a world-first genomics study into the condition. Backed by £4.7 million of government funding, the study will enable the SequenceME programme to sequence the genomes of up to 6,000 ME/CFS patients, generating a world-first high-resolution genetic map of
- [Chronic angina care pathway shared decision making](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/chronic-angina-care-pathway-shared-decision-making/) - This report presents the findings of a project delivered by the Patients Association and The Open University to develop a toolkit to improve shared decision-making in the care pathway for chronic angina treated with planned coronary angioplasty. The project explored patient and staff experiences of decision-making, informed consent and care pathways, and identified opportunities to
- [Neonatal infection guidance updated to allow home antibiotic treatment for some babies](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/neonatal-infection-guidance-updated-to-allow-home-antibiotic-treatment-for-some-babies/) - The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence has recommended that newborn babies receiving antibiotics in hospital could potentially switch to oral antibiotics and be cared for at home if they are doing well and responding to treatment. This means mothers whose babies need antibiotics could leave hospital sooner and complete treatment at home with
- [New Medicine Service myth busting series](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/new-medicine-service-myth-busting-series/) - This article tackles some of the misconceptions around the community pharmacy New Medicine Service (NMS). The articles will cover a variety of aspects of NMS and aims to myth bust, to increase understanding of the service.
- [Finding a confident way forward](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/finding-a-confident-way-forward-6/) - Are you facing uncertainty at work? The changes to NHS England and integrated care boards means you may have to be proactive in increasing confidence and embracing opportunities, such as new roles. This workshop includes discussion about how change feels, managing practicalities and reflection on personal confidence and resilience with a view to supporting you
- [Mental health awareness week](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/mental-health-awareness-week-4/) - It's Mental Health Awareness Week, w/c 11 May, and this year it’s about taking action to support good mental health. Even small actions can help us feel hopeful and less powerless. And while our individual actions matter, when we come together, we are more powerful. More…
- [Cancer warning signs in the shower](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/cancer-warning-signs-in-the-shower/) - Shoppers are being urged to look out for lumps, swelling, skin changes and unexplained bruising as Morrisons teams up with the NHS to put cancer advice on its own-brand bath and shower products. The range of nine new shower and bath products will carry messages including “Be body aware” and “Know the signs of cancer”,
- [NHS App improvements](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-app-improvements/) - Find out about improvements that make it easier for patients to find the NHS App services they need. The changes, based on feedback from patients and staff, include: Appointment information has now been brought together under Appointments, including consultation notes and events under your Appointment notes Under Book an appointment, users can Ask about a
- [Planned specialist care in neighbourhood health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/planned-specialist-care-in-neighbourhood-health/) - Neighbourhood health is a central pillar of the government’s plans to transform the NHS, as set out in the 10 Year Health Plan for England. This includes a commitment to shift most outpatient care out of hospitals by 2035 and introduce neighbourhood health centres in every community. However, this article from the Royal College of
- [International nurses day](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/international-nurses-day/) - 12 May is International Nurses Day and is a chance for everyone to recognise the incredible difference nurses, nursing associates and nursing students make to people’s lives and their communities. To all nursing colleagues working in primary care – join and mark the day and post what you love about your role. On 12 May,
- [Strategic commissioning and integrated care delivery](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/strategic-commissioning-and-integrated-care-delivery-4/) - As the NHS implements the 10 Year Health Plan, a fundamental transformation is underway in how care is commissioned and delivered. Integrated care boards (ICBs) are evolving into strategic commissioners, with a renewed focus on population health, prevention, and value-based outcomes. Following excellent feedback and demand PCC is running our series of workshops again: Facilitative
- [Procurement of general practice IT services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/procurement-of-general-practice-it-services/) - This document provides guidance on procurement of general practice IT enabling services in line with the Securing Excellence in Primary Care (GP) Digital Services: The Primary Care (GP) Digital Services Operating Model – v6.
- [Improving whole-system patient flow through digital intelligence](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/improving-whole-system-patient-flow-through-digital-intelligence/) - This report summarises the insights from a roundtable organised by Public Policy Projects in March 2026, exploring how patient flow can be improved across the whole care system. It finds that problems with patient flow can be linked to governance as well as technology. It looks at the potential of digital tools and makes various
- [Getting under-11s in England moving again](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/getting-under-11s-in-england-moving-again/) - This report finds that half of primary school children fail to meet basic activity levels. It finds that screen time is replacing play and that the rise in obesity and mental ill health is affecting the poorest children most. It reveals that while a range of studies show fewer than half of English 10-year-olds meet
- [National smile month](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/national-smile-month-3/) - Between 11 May and 11 June 2026, the Oral Health Foundation will raise awareness of important oral health issues. Join the nation's biggest oral health campaign and help bring a smile to millions of people. Promote better oral health and healthier, happier smiles through community events, educational resources, and social media campaigns.
- [Primary care finance network](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-finance-network-15/) - The next finance network is scheduled for 21 May 2026. This popular network is available to finance teams in integrated care boards who have an annual support contract with PCC. This will be an opportunity to discuss the impact on primary care finance of the NHS 10 Year Health Plan, including the shift of health
- [Tool supports primary care assessment of spinal pain](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/tool-supports-primary-care-assessment-of-spinal-pain/) - An interactive tool to support GPs and other primary care professionals in assessing and managing patients presenting with neck and back pain is now available on the Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) website. Aligned with the National Back and Radicular Pathway, the virtual poster guides clinicians through best practice initial assessment, including history and
- [Electronic prescription service nomination standards](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/electronic-prescription-service-nomination-standards/) - The Electronic Prescription Service (EPS) Nomination Standards have been revised and set out clear requirements to protect patient choice when EPS is used. Patients must choose their own nominated dispenser, which they can do at any time, including via the NHS App. Contractors must only change nominations at the patient’s request, explaining how EPS works,
- [How families find and choose care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/how-families-find-and-choose-care/) - This report, developed in partnership with Log my Care, provides a clear, evidence-based insight into how families actually search for and choose care. Drawing on a survey of 1,000 people who have recently arranged care, it focuses on how the system is experienced in practice rather than how it is intended to work. The research
- [Innovation, economic growth, medtech and the NHS](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/innovation-economic-growth-medtech-and-the-nhs/) - This report explores how the NHS, life sciences and medtech sectors can better translate national innovation into real-world delivery, patient benefit and economic growth.
- [Work differently to truly collaborate](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/work-differently-to-truly-collaborate/) - If we’re not at the table, we’re on the menu – it’s time to work differently to truly collaborate Mark Carney’s recent speech at Davos serves to prompt further thought about collaborative working. He talked about the “strength of our value and value of our strength”. Neighbourhood health teams have demonstrable value and the potential
- [Primary care dental contracts – contract changes](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-dental-contracts-contract-changes-3/) - Integrated care boards are responsible for ensuring their population can access NHS dentistry. As commissioners, they and those working with them, must ensure appropriate contractual arrangements are in place, up to date, and managed well. During the lifetime of the contracts, commissioners will be asked to manage changes which happen outside of the contract variation
- [Robotic process automation](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/robotic-process-automation/) - Many primary care organisations are already using, or exploring, robotic process automation (RPA) to support service delivery and improve operational efficiency. It should be noted that application programming interfaces (APIs) should be the preferred mechanism for system integration and data exchange, as they provide a more robust, scalable, and secure approach. Where APIs are not
- [Volunteers’ week](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/volunteers-week/) - Volunteers’ week is an annual UK-wide campaign held from the first Monday in June to celebrate and recognise the contributions of volunteers. The campaign highlights the diversity and unity of volunteer work across the UK. Volunteers’ week fosters connections between national organisations and grassroots groups, celebrating the spirit of volunteering that enriches communities each year.
- [Adult social care workforce recruitment](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/adult-social-care-workforce-recruitment/) - This paper examines the evolving immigration compliance pressures facing social care providers in the UK. These pressures have been situated within broader policy shifts around migration, workforce governance and post-Brexit regulation. Drawing on existing literature and informal stakeholder interviews, this paper highlights how these administrative and ethical challenges have persisted and intensified for the social
- [Fair access to eye care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/fair-access-to-eye-care/) - The Association of Optometrists (AOP) has secured cross-party support for its latest campaign calling for access to eye care services via primary care optometry for everyone in England, taking pressure off GPs and A&E. At a parliamentary event on 28 April, MPs were given the opportunity to understand how primary eye care improves patient access,
- [An introduction to general practice finance - commissioner focus](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/an-introduction-to-general-practice-finance-commissioner-focus-4/) - Strategic commissioners will understand that the financial stability of general practice is one of the cornerstones of ensuring sustainable services to patients. Without a firm understanding how general practice is funded, it is difficult for commissioners to offer appropriate support. PCC’s virtual training session will provide clarity on the NHS financial structures that underpin GP
- [Find a dentist search page update](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/find-a-dentist-search-page-update/) - Following the changes to the NHS dentistry quality and payment contractual reforms, practices are required to offer a minimum level of urgent dental care. The find-a-dentist search page now displays new status tags to help patients seeking urgent dental care. Practices will automatically have the urgent dental care status tag on the find-a-dentist website, helping
- [Digital exclusion risk atlas](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/digital-exclusion-risk-atlas/) - The Digital Exclusion Risk Atlas (DERA) is now live and offers a new way for primary care teams to understand where digital access may be creating barriers for patients. As more services move online, some patients risk being left behind due to issues such as connectivity, affordability, confidence, or access to devices. DERA brings these
- [NHSE-funded autism peer support service available](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhse-funded-autism-peer-support-service-available/) - Autism Central is a peer education service delivered by mental health charity Anna Freud that provides autism education and support for parents, families, and wider support networks of all autistic people. They offer families education, coaching, and connection through resources, one-to-one peer support, and group learning events. Families and support networks of autistic people can
- [Social care co-operatives in the UK](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/social-care-co-operatives-in-the-uk/) - This study looks at the impact of co-operatives in the adult social care sector. Social care is presented as ‘in crisis’, and co-operatives are emerging in policy documents and local authority practice as a promising model for improving outcomes for people drawing on care and the care workforce. This report draws on a mixed-methods study
- [Hope from dementia research](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/hope-from-dementia-research/) - From innovative drug trials to a better understanding of how the brain works, researchers are making progress towards slowing or preventing dementia.
- [Primary eye care contracts – contracting notices, managing when things go wrong](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-eye-care-contracts-contracting-notices-managing-when-things-go-wrong-4/) - Integrated care boards must ensure people can access NHS primary eye care services. They must make appropriate contractual arrangements and manage them in line with policy and guidance. Unfortunately, during the lifetime of the contract commissioners, and those working on their behalf, may need to take contractual actions to ensure quality and suitability of services.
- [Staff call Martha’s Rule helplines](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/staff-call-marthas-rule-helplines/) - More than 1,000 NHS staff across England have used Martha’s Rule helplines to help identify rapid deterioration of a patient’s condition in the first 18 months of the scheme. Data shows that between September 2024 and February 2026, 1,781 calls were made by hospital staff to Martha’s Rule helplines at their trusts to trigger a
- [Personal medical services and alternative provider medical services contract changes](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/personal-medical-services-and-alternative-provider-medical-services-contract-changes/) - Following the changes agreed to the General Medical Services (GMS) contract for 2026/27, this document sets out the approach to the funding changes that NHS England will apply to Personal Medical Services (PMS) and Alternative Provider Medical Services (APMS) contracts.
- [General medical services and primary care network income ready reckoner](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/general-medical-services-and-primary-care-network-income-ready-reckoner/) - The general medical services (GMS) and primary care network (PCN) – practice and PCN income ready reckoner for 2026/27.
- [Sport and youth mental health project](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/sport-and-youth-mental-health-project/) - This is the year two report of an evaluation of the Active Essex Foundation’s Sport and Youth Mental Health Project, which supports local organisations from the voluntary, community and social enterprise sector to deliver sessions that combine physical activity and non-clinical mental health support that respond to children and young people’s needs. The evaluation shows
- [Cancer immunotherapy jab](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/cancer-immunotherapy-jab/) - Patients could benefit from an immunotherapy jab for over a dozen different cancers, which can be given in just 60 seconds. The NHS is rolling out an injectable form of pembrolizumab (Keytruda) which can slash the time the treatment takes by up to 90%. The jab can be used to treat 14 different cancer types,
- [Maternal RSV vaccination cuts infant hospitalisation](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/maternal-rsv-vaccination-cuts-infant-hospitalisation/) - An UK Health Security Agency study highlights the efficacy of the maternal respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccination in protecting newborn babies. The study shows that the RSV vaccine reduces the risk of hospitalisation in newborn infants by over 80 per cent when given at least two weeks before birth. Maternal RSV vaccine uptake in England continues
- [Leading a psychologically safe work environment](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/leading-a-psychologically-safe-work-environment-15/) - This virtual workshop is for leaders looking to improve the psychological safety in their teams and organisations. It is particularly important at times of change, when teams may be feeling unsure and unsettled. We want staff to be engaged and energised, performing with resilience. Leaders will need to role-model blame-free, consultative, and positive leadership behaviours,
- [Network Contract DES contract specification variation](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/network-contract-des-contract-specification-variation/) - NHS England has published a variation to the network contract directed enhanced service (DES) specification 2026/27 and Part B guidance, which take effect from 01 May 2026. Changes enable integrated care boards to request local variations. These changes could support the development of neighbourhood services. The variation also includes additional role reimbursement scheme flexibilities.
- [Primary Medical Services (Directed Enhanced Services) (Amendment) Directions 2026](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-medical-services-directed-enhanced-services-amendment-directions-2026/) - The government has published The Primary Medical Services (Directed Enhanced Services) (Amendment) Directions 2026'. The change allows local variation amendments.
- [General Medical Services Statement of Financial Entitlements (Amendment) Directions 2026](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/general-medical-services-statement-of-financial-entitlements-amendment-directions-2026/) - The government has published General Medical Services Statement of Financial Entitlements (Amendment) Directions 2026. Main change is to update payment amounts/arrangements.
- [Hidden and avoidable workload in general practice](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/hidden-and-avoidable-workload-in-general-practice/) - GPs in England may be losing the equivalent of £410 per GP per day to avoidable and hidden work, according to a new report from the Royal College of General Practitioners. The report finds that a significant proportion of GP time is being taken up by work generated by wider system inefficiencies rather than direct
- [Extra mental health workers in the NHS](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/extra-mental-health-workers-in-the-nhs/) - People across England will benefit from faster and better mental health support with 8,500 additional mental health workers recruited since the end of June 2024. The milestone means more people will be able to access mental health services sooner and closer to home, cutting waiting times, shifting more care to the community, and helping people
- [Primary care contracts - standard operating procedures](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-contracts-standard-operating-procedures/) - All integrated care boards (ICBs) will have standard operating procedures (SOPs) for the management of all four primary care contracts and GP premises. Following ICB staffing changes and mergers it is vital to ensure these are up to date and consistent across the ICB. This is essential in areas of reimbursements, payments, quality monitoring, management
- [Tobacco and Vapes Bill becomes law](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/tobacco-and-vapes-bill-becomes-law/) - Future generations will now be saved from the harms of smoking as the Tobacco and Vapes Bill becomes law. The bill has been granted Royal Assent, delivering a step towards a smoke-free UK and protecting people from the harms of tobacco by making it illegal to sell tobacco to anyone born on or after 1 January
- [Healthy life expectancy trends](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/healthy-life-expectancy-trends/) - This analysis examines how healthy life expectancy in the UK has changed over the past decade, how it varies across local areas and how these trends compare with other high-income countries.
- [Age-based blood test thresholds for detecting ovarian cancer](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/age-based-blood-test-thresholds-for-detecting-ovarian-cancer/) - The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence has updated their suspected cancer guideline to include new age-based-threshold for the CA125 blood test that GPs use to detect ovarian cancer. This approach aims to improve early detection of ovarian cancer in older women who are at higher risk of the disease, while reducing unnecessary investigations
- [Managing depression – what primary and community care nurses need to know](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/managing-depression-what-primary-and-community-care-nurses-need-to-know/) - From screening and PHQ-9 scoring to treatment choices and managing depression in older people, this Nursing in Practice article offers nurses across primary and community care a practical, evidence-based overview of depression management. Written by GP and former integrated care board mental health clinical lead Dr Peter Bagshaw, it draws on the National Institute for
- [Commissioner credibility: influence, not control — what value do you add now?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/commissioner-credibility-influence-not-control-what-value-do-you-add-now/) - The meeting starts in a familiar way. Performance has slipped. Tension is rising. Eyes turn to the commissioner, as if the next move should come from the part of the system assumed to be in charge. That assumption is understandable. Commissioners have long been associated with mandate, oversight, assurance and resource allocation. So, when delivery
- [Building confident leading women](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-confident-leading-women-30/) - “It was very organised and thought provoking, giving individuals the opportunity to discuss any issues and thoughts on how changes can be made.” PCC’s programme for women developing in a leadership role focusses on growing confidence and influence. Comprising six online sessions delivered by an experienced executive coach. Outcomes include an opportunity to practice coaching
- [Hospital patients’ appointments in the NHS App](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/hospital-patients-appointments-in-the-nhs-app/) - Hospital patients at every NHS trust across England can now check their referrals and appointments through the NHS App. Around two-thirds (64%) of all hospital appointments are currently visible through the app, with many patients also able to reschedule or cancel appointment. The app is helping hospitals to save money by reducing the need for
- [England and Singapore learn from each other on neighbourhood health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/england-and-singapore-learn-from-each-other-on-neighbourhood-health/) - How do you create a strong foundation of primary and community care in neighbourhoods. The Kings Fund brought together senior leaders from across health and care in England and Singapore to discuss the shift to population health, prevention and neighbourhood-based health and care.
- [High caseloads in community mental health settings](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/high-caseloads-in-community-mental-health-settings/) - This briefing provides an overview of evidence showing that high caseloads are now a widespread and escalating challenge in community mental health services. Drawing on a survey of RCN community mental health nursing members, it highlights rising caseloads, growing time pressures, and workforce capacity gaps, and the impact these have on patient care.
- [Building collective care in the age of pandemics](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-collective-care-in-the-age-of-pandemics/) - This report reflects on the Covid-19 pandemic and the experiences of disabled and clinically vulnerable communities in the UK and Ireland, and what we can learn from them. The research seeks to make sense of Covid-19 within a social justice framework.
- [Finding a confident way forward](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/finding-a-confident-way-forward-5/) - Are you facing uncertainty at work? The changes to NHS England and integrated care boards means you may have to be proactive in increasing confidence and embracing opportunities, such as new roles. This workshop includes discussion about how change feels, managing practicalities and reflection on personal confidence and resilience with a view to supporting you
- [Variation in elective care waiting times](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/variation-in-elective-care-waiting-times/) - This analysis examines variations in waiting times across integrated care board (ICB) geographies to understand the extent of progress towards recovering pre-pandemic waiting times, including changes in referrals and activity. Data was analysed from ICB footprints before the April 2026 boundary changes for 2025 and compared with 2019 data by reconstructing ICB geographies.
- [Cancer in the UK](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/cancer-in-the-uk-2/) - This report finds that more than 403,000 people are being diagnosed with cancer each year in the UK. It summarises key evidence across prevention, diagnosis, treatment and outcomes, looking at where progress is being made and what challenges remain. It breaks down the factors that are contributing to the rise and sets out what the
- [Health and digital literacy survey](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/health-and-digital-literacy-survey/) - This report looks at actions taken by health organisations on health and digital literacy. The number of organisations with a health literacy policy in place stood at 26% with 15% in development – 41% in total compared to a total of 33% in 2023. This is progress since 2019 when the number of organisations with
- [Attempted suicide while under the care of community services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/attempted-suicide-while-under-the-care-of-community-services/) - This Health Services Safety Investigations Body (HSSIB) report demonstrates how mental health patient safety incidents can be examined under the NHS Patient Safety Incident Response Framework (PSIRF), using a case from community mental health services as a learning example.
- [Managing difficult patients in general practice - the regulations and process](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/managing-difficult-patients-in-general-practice-the-regulations-and-process-5/) - Difficult patient interactions can be stressful and cause disruption in the practice. This online training session will focus on how to manage difficult patients, the patient removal process and how the Special Allocation Schemes (SAS) are operated. The session has been specifically designed for general practice teams, and is ideal for practice partners, business/practice managers or
- [Neighbourhood health centres design and performance specification](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/neighbourhood-health-centres-design-and-performance-specification/) - This specification supports the planning and delivery of new-build neighbourhood health centres. It is not a detailed technical rulebook, but a tool for consistent planning and design by providing a common starting point for local systems to develop designs that reflect community needs while remaining aligned with national policy. For support with estate strategies, utilisation
- [NHS dentistry quality and payment contractual reforms webinar](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-dentistry-quality-and-payment-contractual-reforms-webinar/) - The chief dental officer held a webinar last week on the NHS dentistry quality and payment contractual reforms. The focus was on the new quality improvement programme. Access the recording.
- [Environmental sustainability in the NHS](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/environmental-sustainability-in-the-nhs/) - This report, co-written with the Centre for Sustainable Healthcare and commissioned by the Health Foundation, draws on expert interviews, literature review, and analysis of existing sustainability metrics to examine how national and local NHS bodies are held to account for sustainability.
- [Stop snoring week](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/stop-snoring-week/) - National stop snoring week 2026 is week commencing 27 April, focusing on the hidden costs of snoring, including health, relationship, and financial impacts. Created by the British Snoring and Sleep Apnoea Association, this campaign highlights that snoring is treatable through lifestyle changes (weight loss, side-sleeping) or aids.
- [Neighbourhood health centre and estate planning](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/neighbourhood-health-centre-and-estate-planning/) - With the publication of the Neighbourhood Health Centre (NHC) guidance it is vital that there is good understanding of the available estate in every neighbourhood. Integrated care board estate plans need to be urgently updated. Initial plans for NHCs need to be in place by the end of May. Use of existing estate is vital
- [Clinical standards to reduce maternal deaths](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/clinical-standards-to-reduce-maternal-deaths/) - Every maternity service in England will need to meet new clinical standards to reduce the number of women who die each year during or after pregnancy. All pregnant women will be offered an early risk assessment for venous thromboembolism – blood clots that form in deep veins and are now the leading cause of maternal
- [Resources to support advanced levels of practice](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/resources-to-support-advanced-levels-of-practice/) - Resources are available to support experienced Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) registrants working at advanced levels of practice and their managers and leaders. The content helps explain how HCPC standards apply in advanced roles, including those working in GP or pharmacy teams, with a focus on scope of practice, supervision, and safe delegation in
- [Britain’s falling birth rate since the early 2010s](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/britains-falling-birth-rate-since-the-early-2010s/) - This briefing explores Britain’s recent baby bust and whether it should be a cause for concern for policy makers. Most developed countries are grappling with a falling birth rate, and the UK is no different. There have always been a range of reasons that people postpone having children or choose not to have them at
- [Unpacking the neighbourhood health framework](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/unpacking-the-neighbourhood-health-framework/) - With the 10 Year Health Plan criticised for lacking detail on how the litany of initiatives and ideas within it will be delivered, the recently published neighbourhood health framework was meant to help provide a clearer picture on how care will be shifted from hospitals to communities. This long read assess the framework’s strengths and
- [Confident neighbourhood collaboration](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/confident-neighbourhood-collaboration/) - This new programme for neighbourhood organisations focuses on the challenge of embedding new ways of working and the behaviours and aptitudes required to develop collaboration with sessions on: Influencing (without authority) and effective communication for new and different, pre-existing relationships New ways of working - change and workplace culture Collaborative working There's the additional offer
- [Annual assessment of integrated care boards](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/annual-assessment-of-integrated-care-boards-3/) - This guidance sets out the annual assessment process NHS England will follow to assess integrated care board (ICB) performance in the 2025/26 financial year and should be read in conjunction with the 2025/26 priorities and operational planning guidance.
- [Specialist advice and elective single point of access](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/specialist-advice-and-elective-single-point-of-access/) - Letter from NHS England providing information on specialist advice and the introduction of elective single points of access (SPoAs). The letter provides information and guidance to GPs and their patients on what is meant by the model and what they should expect from secondary care.
- [What makes care outstanding?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/what-makes-care-outstanding/) - The Care Quality Commission (CQC) is currently rebuilding its regulatory model following several reviews that were critical of its approach. The King’s Fund is working with them to support this work. The King’s Fund, as part of this partnership, were asked to do some work focused on what makes care outstanding. This report shares findings
- [Digital-first GP access risks excluding older people](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/digital-first-gp-access-risks-excluding-older-people/) - This report finds that one in three people aged 75 and over can only get to see their doctor if they book digitally, and the same proportion feel they are cut off from care. With nearly 90% of older people still trying to make appointments by phone or in person, Re-engage believes many of them
- [Experience of care week](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/experience-of-care-week/) - Experience of care week 2026 takes place week commencing 27 April. This annual, week-long celebration highlights the importance of improving patient, family, and staff experiences within health and social care services, focusing on sharing best practices and celebrating improvements in care.
- [Positioning your GP practice well for the future](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/positioning-your-gp-practice-well-for-the-future/) - It’s tough for GP practices, with their share of the overall NHS budget at the lowest in a decade. The 10 Year Health Plan signals a major shift to more care in the community and with assurances about the future of the partnership model and General Medical Services (GMS) contracts the future should look positive.
- [Primary care dental contracts – contract changes](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-dental-contracts-contract-changes-2/) - Integrated care boards are responsible for ensuring their population can access NHS dentistry. As commissioners, they or those working with them, must ensure appropriate contractual arrangements are in place, up to date, and managed well. During the lifetime of the contracts, commissioners will be asked to manage changes which happen outside of the contract variation
- [Gaps in dementia training across social care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gaps-in-dementia-training-across-social-care/) - This report reveals huge gaps in dementia training across social care: half of staff receive just one to two hours of dementia learning despite 70% of care home residents living with the condition. It argues that these shortfalls in training are leaving social care staff unprepared, unsupported, and putting people with dementia at risk of
- [The need for better NHS admin](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-need-for-better-nhs-admin/) - NHS admin plays a central role in shaping how people experience and perceive the NHS. A year on from a December 2024 poll this research, published with Healthwatch and National Voices, shows no improvement in people’s experiences of NHS admin.
- [Treatment for people with rare form of bile duct cancer](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/treatment-for-people-with-rare-form-of-bile-duct-cancer/) - A targeted treatment for a rare and aggressive form of bile duct cancer has been recommended by the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) for routine use in England, giving people more time with better quality of life. NICE has recommended zanidatamab, also known as Ziihera and made by Jazz Pharmaceuticals, in final
- [Testicular cancer awareness month](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/testicular-cancer-awareness-month/) - April is testicular cancer awareness month. The Macmillan website provides information, and they are working to signpost and support anyone affected. Testicular cancer starts in one of the testicles and can affect anyone who has testicles, including men, transgender (trans) women and people assigned male at birth. It is most likely to happen between the
- [An introduction to general practice finance - commissioner focus](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/an-introduction-to-general-practice-finance-commissioner-focus-3/) - As commissioners you will understand that the financial stability of general practice is one of the cornerstones of ensuring accessible and sustainable services for your population. Without a good understanding how general practice is funded, it is difficult for commissioners to offer appropriate support. PCC’s virtual training session will provide clarity on the NHS financial
- [General practice seasonal vaccination programmes](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/general-practice-seasonal-vaccination-programmes/) - This guidance provides additional information on recording of seasonal vaccination events and payments including working in collaborative arrangements.
- [Bowel cancer screening](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/bowel-cancer-screening/) - More people are benefiting from bowel screening compared to a decade ago. Almost 7 million people have had bowel screening from the NHS during 2024/25, compared to around 4.7 million in 2014/15. Since bowel screening started two decades ago, the NHS has caught 70,000 cancers with almost 85 million people in total screened. A further
- [Premises assurance model](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/premises-assurance-model-3/) - NHS England’s premises assurance model provides evidence and confidence for NHS provider boards and other interested parties that those actions needed to keep the NHS estate and facilities safe, effective, efficient and of high quality will occur. The model and self assurance questions have been updated to reflect recent changes in policy, strategy, technology and
- [National practice manager day 21 April](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/national-practice-manager-day-21-april/) - The Institute of General Practice Management is marking the first national practice manager day on 21 April. A national campaign video showcasing the impact of the practice manager role is also being launched.
- [Primary eye care contracts – contracting notices, managing when things go wrong](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-eye-care-contracts-contracting-notices-managing-when-things-go-wrong-3/) - Integrated care boards must ensure people can access NHS primary eye care services. They must make appropriate contractual arrangements and manage them in line with policy and guidance. Unfortunately, during the lifetime of the contract commissioners may need to take contractual actions to ensure quality and suitability of services. This training course, delivered over two
- [Help for aspiring health professionals from deprived areas](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/help-for-aspiring-health-professionals-from-deprived-areas/) - Young people from disadvantaged backgrounds will benefit from a comprehensive package to break down long‑standing barriers into healthcare careers. Careers in the medical profession, particularly doctors and health care specialists are often out of reach for many because schools and families – particularly in disadvantaged communities – often lack the knowledge needed to guide students
- [Covid-19 vaccinations available](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/covid-19-vaccinations-available/) - Eligible older people and those with a weakened immune system can get protection from Covid-19 with NHS spring vaccinations. Tens of thousands of appointments are now available every day at GP practices and community pharmacies for people aged 75 and over, older people in care homes and people who are immunosuppressed.
- [Insurance based healthcare versus tax funded systems](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/insurance-based-healthcare-versus-tax-funded-systems/) - This report finds that there is no evidence that insurance-based healthcare systems outperform tax-funded systems. The analysis – spanning 22 high-income countries – concludes that switching the NHS to a European-style insurance system would not improve performance across measures of capacity, access, quality, efficiency, and equity. The report says that health system outcomes vary far
- [New drug recommended for people with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/new-drug-recommended-for-people-with-chronic-lymphocytic-leukaemia-2/) - The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence has recommended a new take at home tablet for some people with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia whose disease has returned after treatment. The draft guidance could give patients greater choice and reduce the need for frequent hospital visits.
- [Digital screening quarterly update](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/digital-screening-quarterly-update/) - NHS England is leading a major transformation of digital services across NHS adult screening programmes, replacing paper-based and old-fashioned IT with modern digital services. This quarterly update shares a progress update across screening programmes, including bowel cancer screening, breast screening, cervical screening, diabetic eye screening and lung screening.
- [New drug recommended for people with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/new-drug-recommended-for-people-with-chronic-lymphocytic-leukaemia/) - The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence has recommended a new take at home tablet for some people with chronic lymphocytic leukaemia whose disease has returned after treatment. The draft guidance could give patients greater choice and reduce the need for frequent hospital visits.
- [GP premises dispute resolution for commissioners](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-premises-dispute-resolution-for-commissioners/) - GP premises are essential to the delivery of NHS primary care medical services. Commissioners have the responsibility to make the necessary reimbursements for premises costs to GP contractors, but there may be times where disputes arise between the commissioner and the contractor. This three-hour virtual training session will look at the dispute process, what this
- [Covid-19 2026 spring campaign](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/covid-19-2026-spring-campaign/) - The 2026 Covid-19 spring campaign has started. Health care staff should continue to invite and discuss the vaccine with those that are eligible. Communications resources are available to download from the Campaign Resource Centre. NHS England uses the most recent records to invite those eligible for vaccination but information in these records may no longer
- [Busiest month ever for A&Es](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/busiest-month-ever-for-aes/) - A&E waiting times have fallen to a five-year low, despite the NHS seeing record numbers of patients in March. There were a record breaking 2.43 million total A&E attendances in March – 16,000 more than the previous record high in May 2024. Despite the bumper demand, almost four in five patients arriving in A&E were
- [Cholesterol point of care testing in community pharmacy](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/cholesterol-point-of-care-testing-in-community-pharmacy/) - Community pharmacies across North East London took part in a pilot programme commissioned by Barts Health NHS Trust to deliver cholesterol point of care testing. The initiative formed part of a wider strategy to address declining cardiovascular disease detection rates following the Covid-19 pandemic, during which routine monitoring significantly decreased. By offering cholesterol testing alongside
- [Health support for firefighters](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/health-support-for-firefighters/) - Recognising the bravery of firefighters, tailor‑made, research‑backed health monitoring to better support their health and wellbeing during and after service will be made available. The potential danger associated with tackling burning buildings, mounting rescues, and attending road traffic incidents are well documented, but there is little research in the UK into the long-term effects of
- [Improving access to same day care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/improving-access-to-same-day-care/) - This programme established local GP hubs to increase capacity, improving patient access and generating financial savings. Background The system comprises 30 GP practices organised into seven primary care networks (PCNs) covering a population of circa 350,000. The A&E department is based at the Royal London Hospital, Whitechapel under the management of Barts Health and the
- [Finding a confident way forward](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/finding-a-confident-way-forward-4/) - Are you facing uncertainty at work? The changes to NHS England and integrated care boards means you may have to be proactive in increasing confidence and embracing opportunities, such as new roles. This workshop includes discussion about how change feels, managing practicalities and reflection on personal confidence and resilience with a view to supporting you
- [Neighbourhood health centre guidance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/neighbourhood-health-centre-guidance/) - Neighbourhood health centres (NHCs) support the NHS shift towards prevention, early intervention and more integrated care delivered closer to home. This guidance for regions and integrated care boards sets out the plans and actions to develop NHCs. The Neighbourhood health centres: design and performance specification supports the planning and delivery of new‑build neighbourhood health centres.
- [150-day clinical trial target](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/150-day-clinical-trial-target/) - Figures show the government is on track to hit ambitious clinical trial targets. The latest UK clinical research delivery key performance indicators show the average time to set up a commercial interventional clinical trial has fallen from 169 days to 122 days when comparing the same six month period this year to last. The milestone
- [Nursing and midwifery educator framework](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nursing-and-midwifery-educator-framework/) - The Nursing and midwifery educator framework supports the development of a sustainable educator workforce by encouraging nurses, nursing associates and midwives into educator roles and helping employers and education bodies build future capacity.
- [School food standards](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/school-food-standards/) - The Requirements for School Food Regulations 2014 provide the legislative framework to ensure schools in England provide children with healthy food and drink, and to make sure that children have the energy and nutrition they need across the school day. The existing standards have been in place for more than 10 years and no longer
- [PCC Insight – Opportunities ahead](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pcc-insight-opportunities-ahead/) - In this edition of PCC Insight we reflect as the implementation of the 10 Year Health Plan starts to gain momentum. Solution focused, problem solving collaboration can start to enable change that can benefit people, and organisations. In our lead article we consider taking a systems approach, working with local partners in a collaborative way,
- [Women's voices at the heart of health strategy](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/womens-voices-at-the-heart-of-health-strategy/) - Women’s experiences will be put at the centre of care across the healthcare system, ensuring patient’s voices are listened to and acted upon, including exploring ways in which women’s feedback can be directly linked to provider funding and targeted improvements through a new trial. The move aims to ensure services are held accountable for listening to
- [Independent prescribing workforce](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/independent-prescribing-workforce/) - This report explores the current and future direction of the independent prescribing workforce in the UK health care system. Independent prescribers are qualified non-medical health care professionals – including nurses, pharmacists and allied health professionals – who can prescribe medications autonomously. They must complete an independent prescribing qualification before becoming annotated on their professional register
- [Service standards for children and young people with a learning disability or who are autistic](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/service-standards-for-children-and-young-people-with-a-learning-disability-or-who-are-autistic/) - These minimum standards support integrated care boards (ICBs) as they commission keyworking services for autistic children and young people and children and young people with a learning disability who are at risk of an inpatient mental health hospital admission or who are currently in an inpatient setting.
- [Delivering the National Cancer Plan](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/delivering-the-national-cancer-plan/) - The National Cancer Plan for England will struggle to achieve its 2029 waiting time targets and aim of bringing care into the 21st century without urgently reforming multi-disciplinary team working, a report by The King's Fund has found. The publication considers how to deliver on the aims of the National Cancer Plan. It stems from
- [Building confident leading women](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-confident-leading-women-29/) - “It was very organised and thought provoking, giving individuals the opportunity to discuss any issues and thoughts on how changes can be made.” PCC’s programme for women developing in a leadership role focusses on growing confidence and influence. Comprising six online sessions delivered by an experienced executive coach. Outcomes include an opportunity to practice coaching
- [Tests and scans closer to home](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/tests-and-scans-closer-to-home/) - Patients across England will benefit from faster and more convenient tests, checks and scans after the government announced investment in 36 new and expanded community diagnostic centres. The 36 centres, backed by a £237 million government investment, will boost NHS diagnostic capacity and deliver more care in local communities.
- [Experts deployed to tackle corridor care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/experts-deployed-to-tackle-corridor-care/) - NHS leaders in trusts with the highest levels of corridor care are getting specialised tailored support to eradicate corridor care by the end of this Parliament. The Getting it Right First Time (GIRFT) team are supporting leaders in the most affected hospitals to learn from those NHS trusts which have already made significant inroads into
- [Promoting physical activity to patients](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/promoting-physical-activity-to-patients/) - In this blog published by NHS England, health and care professionals consider how GPs can help to promote physical activity for patients. The publication of Harnessing the benefits of physical activity suggests four ways forward to integrating physical activity in the NHS, which closely align with the 10 Year Health Plan for England and support
- [My Home Life England](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/my-home-life-england/) - My Home Life England promotes quality of life for people wherever they are supported, by empowering confident care leaders and creating sustainable systems. My Home Life England works across all types of care organisations, including care homes, homecare, supported housing, NHS, statutory bodies, community organisations and others to support care leaders and co-create ways of
- [Safe administration of insulin in inpatient settings](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/safe-administration-of-insulin-in-inpatient-settings/) - This investigation report focuses on the safety of patients in hospital in England who have diabetes requiring treatment with insulin. Insulin is a high-risk medication and is among the most common causes of harm from medication errors in the NHS. The report makes several recommendations and observations to support inpatient diabetes care, focused on strengthening
- [Workforce disability and race equality standards datasets](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/workforce-disability-and-race-equality-standards-datasets/) - The Workforce Disability Equality Standard (WDES) and Workforce Race Equality Standard (WRES) 2025 datasets have been published on the NHS England website. The data is an essential tool in supporting the NHS to be an inclusive and fair workplace, helps to evaluate progress and identify areas where further improvement is needed.
- [Improving first contact physiotherapist services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/improving-first-contact-physiotherapist-services/) - NHS England’s Getting It Right First Time (GIRFT) programme has shared the findings of a nationwide review of first contact physiotherapist (FCP) services, offering a clearer understanding of current practice in primary care and highlighting opportunities for improvement. The evaluation report follows a survey of GP practice managers and primary care network (PCN) leads. It
- [Ambient voice technology (AVT) resources](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ambient-voice-technology-avt-resources/) - The Neighbourhood Health Framework and NHS England’s Medium Term Planning Framework supports the use of ambient voice technology (AVT) in primary care. A range of national AVT resources are available to support practices and primary care networks (PCNs), including guidance on adoption and a self certified supplier registry, to support local procurement.
- [GP premises reimbursement explained: requirements and practical application](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-premises-reimbursement-explained-requirements-and-practical-application-2/) - GP premises are fundamental to the delivery of NHS primary medical services, and commissioners have a responsibility to ensure accurate reimbursement of premises costs to GP contractors. This virtual training course, for commissioners, delivered over two sessions, will introduce the rent reimbursement process for GP practices, the regulatory requirements (including the 2024 National Health Service
- [Facilitative commissioning for system accountability](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/facilitative-commissioning-for-system-accountability/) - When performance slips, systems revert to command-and-control — more escalation, more assurance, more defensiveness. This three-hour online workshop offers insight to integrated care boards on a different approach of shared purpose, outcome focus and transparent delivery, allowing commissioners to become a “gardener leader” - creating the right conditions for change. Using proven practice from systems
- [Supporting young people to transition into adolescent and adult services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/supporting-young-people-to-transition-into-adolescent-and-adult-services/) - This guidance supports services to provide developmentally appropriate care for 0 to 25-year-olds. It sets out proposed actions for integrated care boards, providers, and clinical teams to enable safe and effective transition between services. If adopted by systems, this approach will improve continuity of care, health outcomes and young people’s experience.
- [Health visiting workforce](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/health-visiting-workforce/) - This study finds that most areas in England have seen a substantial drop in the number of health visitors available to support new parents, as NHS teams increase their reliance on lower-banded support staff to fill gaps. Using Freedom of information requests covering 147 English local authorities, with up to 109 authorities providing workforce data
- [Children and young people’s gender service specifications](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/children-and-young-peoples-gender-service-specifications/) - This service specification supports provision of care to children and young people who express gender incongruence and who are likely to benefit from clinical support, and their families.
- [Trust within health care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/trust-within-health-care/) - This report discusses how cultural and societal shifts are shaping trust within health care, what the consequences of these shifts are for the health care ecosystem, and what can and should be done to strengthen or rebuild trust.
- [The Confident leader programme](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-confident-leader-programme-26/) - Imagine being the leader you admire. Refining, extending your skills and leading with confidence are outcomes of our popular Confident leader programme. We have supported hundreds of leaders from all areas of health and care services to learn together, increase influence, understand themselves and others better, and be equipped to tackle the complexity of the
- [Community health services waiting times: actions to meet Medium term planning framework targets](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/community-health-services-waiting-times-actions-to-meet-medium-term-planning-framework-targets/) - NHS England's guidance supports systems to meet the Year 1 objective of 78% of waits being under 18 weeks by the end of 2026/27.
- [Integrated care in your area](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/integrated-care-in-your-area/) - As integrated care boards (ICBs) reform to reduce running costs and develop their future operating model, new ICB footprints announced last year have come into effect, with six new ICBs established across England through the abolition of 12 existing ICBs.
- [Covid-19 vaccine group direction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/covid-19-vaccine-group-direction/) - This vaccine group direction (VGD) is for the administration of Covid-19 vaccine to eligible individuals from the age of five years, in accordance with the national Covid-19 vaccination programme. Providers must check that they are using the current version of the VGD. Amendments may become necessary prior to the published expiry date.
- [Social care snapshot](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/social-care-snapshot/) - The King's Fund annual snapshot of adult social care, bringing together the latest available data on how the system is functioning. The findings show a notable shift. In 2024/25, local authorities spent more on adult social care, and that investment was not only used to increase fees paid to providers but also to support more
- [Connect people with heritage for health and wellbeing](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/connect-people-with-heritage-for-health-and-wellbeing/) - The National Academy for Social Prescribing and Historic England have launched their Heritage and Social Prescribing e-learning. This short course aims to equip Social Prescribing Link Workers and similar roles with the knowledge to connect people to heritage projects and activities. These could include projects at museums, places of worship and historic buildings, and activities
- [Why command-and-control doesn’t work in complex healthcare systems — and what to do instead](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/why-command-and-control-doesnt-work-in-complex-healthcare-systems-and-what-to-do-instead/) - The assurance meeting is in two days. The team is gathered around a draft slide deck, not to ask what we can learn, change or adapt, but how to explain the position without being shouted at or appearing weak. That is the point at which blame starts to overtake learning. Because when assurance becomes performance,
- [Primary eye care contracts – an introduction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-eye-care-contracts-an-introduction-6/) - Integrated care boards must make NHS eye care available to their population. As strategic commissioners they must ensure contractual arrangements are in place and appropriately managed. This virtual training session will provide the detail on the types of contracts there are in eye care, what services are available and the financial arrangements for provision of
- [Pharmaceutical partnership with USA](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pharmaceutical-partnership-with-usa/) - Patients will get improved access to life-changing treatments, after the government agreed the text of its US-UK pharmaceutical partnership. UK pharmaceutical exports to the US, worth at least £5 billion a year, will enter the United States tariff free, for at least three years. This makes the UK the first country in the world to
- [Families and neighbourhood change in London](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/families-and-neighbourhood-change-in-london/) - This report finds that the number of families in London is not declining – but where children are growing up has changed. As costs force families out of inner London, outer London boroughs and public services are absorbing the pressure of this rapid growth. This movement is creating growing inequalities in how children grow up
- [Endometriosis has fertility pathway in NICE guidance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/endometriosis-has-fertility-pathway-in-nice-guidance/) - Endometriosis affects around 1.5 million in the UK. It occurs when tissue similar to the lining of the womb grows in other parts of the body and is one of the leading causes of fertility problems. Despite its prevalence, many patients have historically faced confusion and inconsistency when trying to access fertility treatment. The updated
- [Bowel cancer awareness month](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/bowel-cancer-awareness-month/) - April is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month a crucial health campaign dedicated to raising awareness about bowel cancer, also known as colorectal cancer. The month-long initiative aims to increase public understanding of the disease, highlight the importance of early detection, and encourage people to know the symptoms and seek medical advice promptly. With bowel cancer being
- [Manage difficult conversations with confidence](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/manage-difficult-conversations-with-confidence-3/) - Difficult conversations are often avoided because we can’t face it or feel ill-equipped and lacking in confidence to manage conflict. This can have an impact on colleagues and organisations, in terms of productivity and morale. This three-hour online training session will explore how to prepare and deliver kind, effective and assertive difficult conversations, with confidence.
- [Older people can get RSV vaccine](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/older-people-can-get-rsv-vaccine/) - Older people can now get protection against a virus which causes serious lung infections like bronchitis and pneumonia – preventing potentially thousands of hospital admissions a year. All adults aged 80 and over, and people living in a care home for older adults, are now eligible for the NHS respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) vaccine, following
- [Spring Covid-19 communications resources](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/spring-covid-19-communications-resources/) - From 7 April 2026, those eligible for the spring Covid-19 vaccine can start booking their vaccine appointments (first appointments from 13 April). Please support those eligible to come forward through invitations, opportunistic conversations and by utilising the communications assets available on the Campaign Resource Centre.
- [New and replacement ambulances delivered](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/new-and-replacement-ambulances-delivered/) - New and replacement ambulances have been delivered to NHS Trusts across England over the past year, boosting frontline capacity and helping paramedics respond to patients faster. Data shows that a total of 1,141 new or replacement Double Crewed Ambulances (DCAs) were delivered to NHS ambulance trusts between April 2025 and March 2026.
- [Independent review into ADHD and autism](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/independent-review-into-adhd-and-autism/) - This interim report sets out progress made on the independent review into mental health conditions, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) and autism, including the main findings from the evidence so far, including gaps and uncertainties. It also outlines what the review has learned from engagement and how different evidence is interpreted and looks at priorities
- [Food in schools: quick, cheap and profitable](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/food-in-schools-quick-cheap-and-profitable/) - This research brings together data from school menus, sector experts and over 2,000 students to uncover what’s really happening in school canteens across England. Grab-and-go food now makes up a major part of what students eat, but it is often low in nutrition and replacing proper meals. English school food is being influenced by a
- [An introduction to dental, medical, optometric, and pharmaceutical services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/an-introduction-to-dental-medical-optometric-and-pharmaceutical-services-4/) - Integrated care boards (ICBs) have responsibility for commissioning the four primary care areas of dental, medical, optometric, and pharmaceutical services and their teams will need to understand contractual arrangements for all these contractor groups. This training session will provide a high-level introduction to each of these areas, including contract types and services, showing the similarities
- [NHS planning and priorities](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-planning-and-priorities/) - NHS England has published a letter from Sir James Mackey, Chief Executive, NHS England covering priorities and a look ahead for the new financial year.
- [The Primary Dental Services Statement of Financial Entitlements (Amendment) (No.2) Directions 2026](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-primary-dental-services-statement-of-financial-entitlements-amendment-no-2-directions-2026/) - The government has published the Primary Dental Services Statement of Financial Entitlements (Amendment) (No.2) Directions 2026.
- [NHS dentistry quality improvement programme](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-dentistry-quality-improvement-programme/) - The NHS dental quality improvement (QI) programme begins in April 2026 and is a structured three-year programme. Taking part is voluntary, and each year focuses on a different nationally selected topic. This guidance supports dental practices taking part in year 1 of the programme (from April 2026 until the end of March 2027). It should
- [Policy for managing applications to join the England performers lists](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/policy-for-managing-applications-to-join-the-england-performers-lists/) - This document sets out the processes for considering applications from primary care medical, dental, ophthalmic and ophthalmic medical practitioners to join the NHS Performers Lists (England).
- [Wegovy could be offered to cut heart attack and stroke risk](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/wegovy-could-be-offered-to-cut-heart-attack-and-stroke-risk/) - A treatment option – GLP-1 drug semaglutide known as Wegovy – is set to be available on the NHS within months, with 1.2 million people with cardiovascular disease eligible to receive the treatment to help prevent heart attacks and strokes over the next few years. People with heart and circulatory disease who are overweight will
- [The NHS cannot afford another missed warning on clinical negligence](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-nhs-cannot-afford-another-missed-warning-on-clinical-negligence/) - Rachel Kneale, partner at law firm Weightmans, reflects on the PAC’s findings and what must happen next in order to combat the NHS’s mounting clinical negligence bill. The Public Accounts Committee’s report on the cost of clinical negligence highlights the scale of the growing challenge for the NHS. The figures have found that the service
- [Men to get better health support](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/men-to-get-better-health-support/) - Men will be given greater support to live longer, healthier lives through a new multi-million-pound partnership with Movember and People’s Health Trust. The Department of Health and Social Care will join forces with the charities to support community-led men’s health projects and tackle health inequalities. The Men’s Health Community Fund is backed by £3 million
- [GPs warn new contract and 10-Year Plan will prompt wave of early retirements](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gps-warn-new-contract-and-10-year-plan-will-prompt-wave-of-early-retirements-2/) - More than a third of GPs say that the new GP contract will make them consider an early retirement within the next year, according to new research from Wesleyan. Of the 500 GPs polled, 37% said the new contract – which takes effect today – would make them more likely to retire earlier than planned
- [GPs warn new contract and 10-Year Plan will prompt wave of early retirements](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gps-warn-new-contract-and-10-year-plan-will-prompt-wave-of-early-retirements/) - More than a third of GPs say that the new GP contract will make them consider an early retirement within the next year, according to new research from Wesleyan. Of the 500 GPs polled, 37% said the new contract – which takes effect today – would make them more likely to retire earlier than planned
- [Improve access to same day care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/improve-access-to-same-day-care/) - This case study outlines how establishing local GP hubs increased capacity, improved patient access, generated financial savings and led to additional significant benefits, including circa 41,500 additional primary care appointments per annum, better links to social prescribers and other relevant primary care services, patient reattendance rates decreased and relationships improved between GPs, primary care networks,
- [NHS primary medical service directions](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-primary-medical-service-directions/) - The following publications have been updated for 2026: Primary Medical Services (Directed Enhanced Services) Directions General Medical Services Statement of Financial Entitlements Directions.
- [Barriers to joint replacement surgery](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/barriers-to-joint-replacement-surgery/) - This briefing finds that almost a fifth (19%) of integrated care boards (ICBs) in England are rationing joint replacement surgery by disadvantaging patients with a higher body mass index (BMI). A further 54.7% have policies that restrict or alter access to surgery in some other way for those with overweight or obesity. Not only are
- [VCFSE involvement in neighbourhood health](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/vcfse-involvement-in-neighbourhood-health/) - This paper proposes domains and supporting key lines of enquiry (KLOEs) to assess how effectively neighbourhood health models and services involve the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) sector. These domains and KLOEs are intended to provide an assurance framework for commissioners, system leaders and VCFSEs alike, as to the level of the sector’s
- [Modernising night-time care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/modernising-night-time-care/) - This report sets out a case for transforming night-time care across England. It demonstrates how traditional hourly night checks can be replaced with continuous, needs-led monitoring that delivers measurable improvements in safety, efficiency and resident wellbeing. Evidence from providers shows that modern monitoring approaches can significantly reduce both the number of falls and the escalation
- [Community mental health survey](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/community-mental-health-survey/) - The Care Quality Commission’s (CQC) annual community mental health survey 2025 found although experiences of mental health care are improving, many are still facing barriers to appropriate care. 12,319 people aged 16 and over were asked about their experiences of community mental health care. While the NHS is hoping to move more care into the
- [GP premises reimbursement explained: requirements and practical application](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-premises-reimbursement-explained-requirements-and-practical-application/) - GP premises are fundamental to the delivery of NHS primary medical services, and commissioners have a responsibility to ensure accurate reimbursement of premises costs to GP contractors. This virtual training course, for commissioners, delivered over two sessions, will introduce the rent reimbursement process for GP practices, the regulatory requirements (including the 2024 National Health Service
- [Family hubs open](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/family-hubs-open-2/) - Families across England can save money on services including free stay and play sessions for babies and young children, as Best Start Family Hubs open, building on the legacy of Sure Start. Parents will be able to access help with infant feeding, parenting advice and early support for children with SEND, in one place, reducing
- [Consultation to help children to enjoy healthier diets](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/consultation-to-help-children-to-enjoy-healthier-diets/) - The government has opened a public consultation on applying the nutrient profiling model (NPM) to advertising and promotions restrictions. Food and drinks identified as less healthy by the government’s updated NPM would be restricted from being placed in certain locations in stores, from volume price offers that encourage over-purchasing such as get 3 for the
- [Menopause pathway toolkit](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/menopause-pathway-toolkit/) - The menopause optimal pathway toolkit supports systems and providers to deliver consistent, high quality menopause care. It sets out an evidence based pathway covering awareness, timely diagnosis, personalised management and appropriate referral, with a strong emphasis on primary care led support. The toolkit includes practical guidance, service models, workforce considerations and resources to reduce unwarranted
- [PCN collaborative arrangements for the Covid-19 vaccination service](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pcn-collaborative-arrangements-for-the-covid-19-vaccination-service/) - Primary care networks (PCNs) may agree for practices opted into 2026/27 Covid-19 vaccination service to vaccinate registered patients of other practices within their PCN, in line with the new PCN Directed Enhanced Service. Where agreed, all practices in the PCN must ensure they are signed up to the Covid-19 vaccination programme in CQRS from 1
- [Community pharmacy contractual framework](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/community-pharmacy-contractual-framework/) - Consultation is still underway for the Community Pharmacy Contractual Framework (CPCF) for 2026/27. Given this pharmacy contractors are reminded that all existing fees and incentive payments will continue to apply from 1 April 2026. The community pharmacy lateral flow device service has been extended to 31 March 2027 to include an inflationary uplift to fees.
- [Primary eye care contracts – an introduction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-eye-care-contracts-an-introduction-5/) - Integrated care boards must make NHS eye care available to their population. As strategic commissioners they must ensure contractual arrangements are in place and appropriately managed. This virtual training session will provide the detail on the types of contracts there are in eye care, what services are available and the financial arrangements for provision of
- [Quality and Outcomes Framework guidance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/quality-and-outcomes-framework-guidance/) - This document provides additional guidance on the interpretation and verification of the Quality and Outcomes Framework (QOF) indicators for 2026/27 in England, which are listed in Annex D of the Statement of Financial Entitlements Directions (SFE). It is effective from 1 April 2026 and replaces versions issued in previous years.
- [Network Contract Directed Enhanced Service documents](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/network-contract-directed-enhanced-service-documents/) - NHS England has published the following documents for the Network Contract Directed Enhanced Services (DES). Variation to the Network Contract DES mandatory network agreement Network contract DES – guidance for 2026/27 in England – part A: clinical and support services (section 8) Network contract DES – primary care network adjusted populations spreadsheet 2026/27 Network Contract
- [Screen time guidance for parents of under-5s](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/screen-time-guidance-for-parents-of-under-5s/) - Parents of young children are facing a constant battle with screens. The government is stepping in with guidance to help families navigate it. Following weeks of engagement with over a thousand parents who called for clear support on how much screen time is too much, and how to build healthy habits, the government providing support.
- [Young people who are NEET reporting work-limiting health conditions](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/young-people-who-are-neet-reporting-work-limiting-health-conditions/) - Being not in employment, education or training (NEET) is strongly linked to lower earnings and worse health over a person's lifetime and leads to weaker economic growth and wider inequalities. This analysis examines why rising numbers of NEET young people and the wider 16–24 age group are reporting work-limiting health and the potential longer-term impacts.
- [GP premises for commissioners – bring your questions](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-premises-for-commissioners-bring-your-questions-7/) - GP premises are essential to the delivery of NHS primary medical services and commissioners have the responsibility to make the necessary reimbursements for premises costs to GP contractors. Managing these can be complex and challenging at times. To support you PCC runs surgery sessions where our annual contract holders can bring their issues and questions
- [Neighbourhood health centres](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/neighbourhood-health-centres-2/) - Patients will benefit from improved healthcare on their doorstep, as the government rolls out the first 27 neighbourhood health centres – bringing more services into the community. Once completed, patients will be able to access a greater range of health services from these centres - including urgent treatment, GP, and pharmacy services. In time, centres
- [Network Contract Directed Enhanced Service](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/network-contract-directed-enhanced-service/) - NHS England has published a letter on the Network Contract Directed Enhanced Service (DES) from April 2026. In addition, the Network Contract Directed ES: Contract specification 2026/27 – PCN requirements and entitlements document sets out: how commissioners must offer to primary medical services contractors the opportunity to participate in the Network Contract DES the eligibility
- [NHS dental quality and payment reforms guidance](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-dental-quality-and-payment-reforms-guidance/) - NHS England has published the NHS dental contract quality and payment reforms contractual guidance. The publication is for dental contractors, dental teams and commissioners, and provides information on the contractual changes to the general dental services contract and personal dental services agreement that come into force from 1 April, for the 2026/27 financial year. It
- [Online GP access figures](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/online-gp-access-figures/) - 83 million online consultation requests were made to GP practices over the last 12 months, cementing digital access as a core part of modern general practice. More….
- [How NHS boards can strengthen accountability](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/how-nhs-boards-can-strengthen-accountability/) - This peer learning event explored how NHS boards can strengthen accountability in a changing governance landscape. Delegates examined practical alternatives to traditional structures, including the role of lived experience and patient safety partnerships, and reflected on how boards can embed meaningful public and patient voice into decision-making.
- [Neighbourhood health centres](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/neighbourhood-health-centres/) - Following the publication of the Neighbourhood Health Framework, integrated care boards (ICBs) will be considering the development of neighbourhood health centres. As strategic commissioners it is important that ICBs ensure value is obtained from the resources already available. A key opportunity is the use of existing estate for neighbourhood health centres. This approach does more
- [Consultants want to work for online hospital](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/consultants-want-to-work-for-online-hospital/) - Almost two thirds of NHS consultants are keen to work for the NHS’s online hospital when the service launches next year, a poll has revealed. Six in ten consultants (60%) said they would be interested in working for NHS Online alongside their current NHS roles – many more than will be needed to run the
- [Fall in NHS dissatisfaction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/fall-in-nhs-dissatisfaction/) - Patients’ dissatisfaction in the NHS has fallen by its biggest margin in nearly three decades. The King’s Fund and Nuffield Trust’s British Social Attitudes survey reveals a 5.6 percentage point increase in satisfaction in the NHS, the first increase since the Covid-19 pandemic.
- [Health devolution in Greater Manchester and South Yorkshire](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/health-devolution-in-greater-manchester-and-south-yorkshire/) - People across Greater Manchester and South Yorkshire are set to benefit from better prevention from sickness, earlier support, and more joined‑up local services under a major devolution deal to strengthen local health leadership. Under the plans, NHS England will appoint a new NHS integrated care board chair in each area, who will also serve as
- [Financial sustainability of adult hospices](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/financial-sustainability-of-adult-hospices/) - This report warns that some hospices have recently reduced the volume or range of the essential services they provide and others are planning to do so, at a time when demand for palliative and end-of-life care is rising. It warns that the financial situation for hospices risks depriving the NHS of the value they provide
- [Purple day](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/purple-day/) - Purple day is celebrated annually on 26 March to increase awareness about epilepsy and to support those living with the condition.
- [Developing Neighbourhoods - University Partnerships](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/developing-neighbourhoods-university-partnerships/) - Paul Thomas, in collaboration with the Journal of Holistic Healthcare & Primary Care Commissioning The blog can be seen as a video podcast at https://youtu.be/stGGrKGXJzs In 1998, I set up the West London Research Network (WeLReN), to promote Research and Development (‘R&D’) in West London primary care - a population of about 2 million, 1,000
- [Primary care dental contracts – contracting matters in depth](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-dental-contracts-contracting-matters-in-depth/) - Integrated care boards must ensure people can access NHS dentistry services. As strategic commissioners they, and those working on their behalf, must make appropriate contractual arrangements and manage these well to ensure value is obtained. Several commissioning and contracting matters may arise, some of which are complex. This session uses real life contracting scenarios to
- [Modernising the regulation of doctors](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/modernising-the-regulation-of-doctors/) - The most significant overhaul of the regulation of medical professionals since 1983 will be set out in a consultation on the General Medical Council (GMC) Order – the legislation governing the regulation of doctors. Proposed changes aim to make the system faster, less bureaucratic, and better equipped to protect both patients and NHS staff.
- [Government to replace ambulances following arson attack](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/government-to-replace-ambulances-following-arson-attack/) - In response to the attacks on Hatzola ambulances in Golders Green, north London, on 23 March, the secretary of state has confirmed replacement ambulances will be provided on loan from the London Ambulance Service and the government will cover the cost of replacements for the vehicles destroyed.
- [Children waiting to leave hospital](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/children-waiting-to-leave-hospital/) - This report brings together data on how long children spend in hospital across their childhoods, alongside the voices and experiences of families, health and care professionals working in hospitals, hospices, community nursing teams and care providers. It sets out the issues facing children whose hospital stays are being prolonged or more frequent because the support
- [Martha’s Rule included in the NHS Standard Contract 2026/27](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/marthas-rule-included-in-the-nhs-standard-contract-2026-27/) - Service Condition 33 in the NHS Standard Contract requires all NHS trusts and foundation trusts to implement the three core components of Martha’s Rule by 31 March 2027, supported by recently published core standards to guide implementation and self-assessment.
- [Is England making progress to improve maternity care?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/is-england-making-progress-to-improve-maternity-care/) - Years of inquiries have exposed failings in maternity care in England that suggest problems are systemic. As the sector awaits Baroness Amos’s final report from a national investigation, this explainer reviews current outcomes, progress, and efforts to improve maternity and neonatal care. It finds a troubling picture, with maternal mortality rising, progress stalling on many
- [Strategic commissioning and integrated care delivery](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/strategic-commissioning-and-integrated-care-delivery-3/) - As the NHS implements its 10-Year Health Plan, a fundamental transformation is underway in how care is commissioned and delivered. Integrated Care Boards (ICBs) are evolving into strategic commissioners, with a renewed focus on population health, prevention, and value-based outcomes. To realise this vision of strategic commissioning, commissioners, providers and others will need to understand
- [Autumn 2026 Covid-19 vaccination programme](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/autumn-2026-covid-19-vaccination-programme/) - The government has decided in line with advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI) on eligibility for the autumn 2026 Covid-19 vaccination programme, that the cohorts eligible for vaccination in England in autumn 2026 are: adults aged 75 years and over residents in care homes for older adults individuals aged 6 months
- [Share for better care week](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/share-for-better-care-week/) - This week is Share for Better Care week. An overwhelming majority of people – nearly 90% – want to see health and care improve. Their stories make a real difference, by showing us what’s working and what needs to change. Resources to encourage people to share their stories are available here.
- [AI resource hub for eye care practitioners](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ai-resource-hub-for-eye-care-practitioners/) - The Association of Optometrists (AOP) has launched an AI and technology resource hub to support practitioners as artificial intelligence transforms clinical practice, patient pathways and the wider healthcare landscape. Artificial intelligence driven tools are increasingly influencing how eye care professionals assess, diagnose, and manage patients. The hub brings together policy guidance, regulatory insight, and practical
- [Urgent community care clinical decision-making framework](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/urgent-community-care-clinical-decision-making-framework/) - This framework supports teams to balance patient, clinical and system risk, so more people can benefit from safe care out of hospital. It lists eight actions for managing patients in the community and identifies which patient cohorts and presentations should be considered for community-based care.
- [Primary care dental contracts – an introduction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-dental-contracts-an-introduction-6/) - Integrated care boards must ensure access to NHS dentistry is available for their population. Up to date and correct contractual arrangements must be in place and appropriately managed. This virtual training session will provide the detail on the types of contracts there are in dentistry, what services are available and the financial arrangements for provision
- [Opioid treatment community pharmacy resources](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/opioid-treatment-community-pharmacy-resources/) - The Community Pharmacy Patient Safety Group (CPPSG) has released two resources aimed at supporting community pharmacy teams with opioid treatment programmes: Focus on Methadone, video resource: designed for community pharmacy professionals, the video provides practical hints and tips to support the safe supply of methadone through an opioid treatment programme, reinforcing best practice standards across
- [Supporting physical activity](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/supporting-physical-activity/) - This podcast and blog consider the importance of physical activity for professionals and patients. This podcast is part of a series of four – three of which are available on NHS England's website. The last of the series will be shared in April.
- [Population health delivery models](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/population-health-delivery-models-2/) - This briefing outlines the headline points and analysis of NHS England's blueprint for how the new population-level delivery models will operate. It sets out how single neighbourhood providers, multi-neighbourhood providers and integrated health organisation models fit together and are intended to complement one another. It concludes that clear mapping between contracts will be important for
- [Improved outcomes through partnership working with social care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/improved-outcomes-through-partnership-working-with-social-care/) - The report brings together learning from a two-year appreciative inquiry, drawing on conversations with 90 stakeholders and the experiences of over 2,600 care leaders. It explores what effective partnership looks like between adult social care providers and the wider health and care system - particularly when relationships are based on respect and equality, not hierarchy.
- [Community pharmacy can strengthen primary care through Pharmacy First](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/community-pharmacy-can-strengthen-primary-care-through-pharmacy-first/) - This case study highlights how Copnor Pharmacy in Portsmouth is using Pharmacy First to expand access to timely care through strong GP partnerships and innovative use of its workforce.
- [Managing imposter syndrome](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/managing-imposter-syndrome-9/) - Imposter syndrome presents in a variety of ways and often stays with us as we develop in our leadership roles and progress in our career. That’s why it’s important to consider how best to manage the feelings and presentations and to reduce the risk of any negative impact. This three-hour online workshop is delivered by
- [Outbreak of meningococcal disease](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/outbreak-of-meningococcal-disease/) - The UK Health Security Agency and NHS England have written to Integrated Care Boards (ICBs), general practice and out hours services regarding the outbreak of meningococcal disease linked to University of Kent and the area of Canterbury. Where an eligible contact presents and has not already received antibiotic prophylaxis these should be prescribed as per
- [Support older adults to access RSV vaccines](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/support-older-adults-to-access-rsv-vaccines/) - From 1 April 2026, all adults aged 75 and over or those living in a care home for older adults can get the RSV vaccine. Please support those eligible to come forward through opportunistic conversation and by utilising the communications assets available on the Campaign Resource Centre.
- [Home birth services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/home-birth-services/) - This report finds that home birth services are being restricted, suspended and interrupted up and down the UK. The report explores these restrictions, and how they disproportionately impact minoritised or marginalised communities and sets out Birthrights' recommendations.
- [Creating intergenerational communities](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/creating-intergenerational-communities/) - This report was commissioned by the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Housing and Care for Older People and follows an inquiry into Creating Intergenerational Communities. The Inquiry report brings together two separate themes: the need for more accommodation specifically tailored to meet the needs of an ageing population; and the desire for many people to
- [Social prescribing day 26 March](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/social-prescribing-day-26-march/) - Social prescribing day will take place on 26 March. This is a fantastic opportunity to spread the word about social prescribing and the role of link workers. Colleagues can take part by posting on social media using #SocialPrescribingDay, or by holding events. Find out more about how to get involved.
- [Primary eye care contracts – an introduction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-eye-care-contracts-an-introduction-4/) - Integrated care boards must ensure people can access NHS eye care. As commissioners they must put contractual arrangements in place and appropriately manage them. This virtual training session will provide the detail on the types of contracts there are in eye care, what services are available and the financial arrangements for provision of those services.
- [Next steps on neighbourhood health and new delivery models](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/next-steps-on-neighbourhood-health-and-new-delivery-models/) - NHS England has published a letter detailing the next steps on neighbourhood health and new delivery models.
- [Adult inpatient experience survey](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/adult-inpatient-experience-survey/) - This report shares national insights from qualitative thematic analysis of written responses to the NHS Patient Survey Programme, coordinated by the Care Quality Commission and Picker. The programme includes five surveys, with this report focusing on the 2024 adult inpatient experience survey.
- [Visiting rights for people in health and care settings](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/visiting-rights-for-people-in-health-and-care-settings/) - Patients and residents in care homes, hospitals and hospices will no longer be cut off from their loved ones unless in exceptional circumstances, under a government drive to strengthen visiting rights and end blanket bans. Families and friends play a vital role in care, wellbeing and dignity - yet too many people have still faced
- [Patients to get new medicines faster](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/patients-to-get-new-medicines-faster/) - An aligned pathway between the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence and the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency , along with an improved advice service, will help bring medicines to patients faster and give companies greater certainty in planning.
- [Case Study: Brownlow Health – Leadership in a Single-Partnership PCN](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/case-study-brownlow-health-leadership-in-a-single-partnership-pcn/) - Brownlow Health offers an interesting perspective on neighbourhood working and primary care network (PCN) leadership. Our model brings together four practices, one GMS and three APMS contracts, operating under a single partnership and serving approximately 94,000 patients across Liverpool. As a single-partnership PCN, our experience highlights both the opportunities and practical advantages of operating at
- [The Confident leader programme](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-confident-leader-programme-25/) - Imagine being the leader you admire. Refining, extending your skills and leading with confidence are outcomes of our popular Confident leader programme. We have supported hundreds of leaders from all areas of health and care services to learn together, increase influence, understand themselves and others better, and be equipped to tackle the complexity of the
- [Neighbourhood health framework](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/neighbourhood-health-framework/) - The Department of Health and Social Care and NHS England have published the Neighbourhood health framework detailing how integrated care boards (ICBs), primary care, local authorities, health and wellbeing boards and other partners should create and deliver neighbourhood health services. The framework: defines neighbourhood health sets out the challenges neighbourhood health and care services should
- [Population health delivery models](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/population-health-delivery-models/) - This publication sets out how the population-based delivery models introduced in the 10 Year Health Plan can be used by integrated care boards and providers to organise integrated services around defined populations, improving routine care while supporting long‑term conditions and providing better alternatives to hospital treatment.
- [Asthma and COPD patients to receive better care closer to home](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/asthma-and-copd-patients-to-receive-better-care-closer-to-home/) - Patients living with asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) will receive faster, better and more personalised care under a landmark new programme to tackle one of the leading causes of death and preventable hospital admissions in the UK. The Respiratory Transformation Partnership (RTP) brings together NHS England, the Office for Life Sciences, 15 health
- [Covid-19 vaccine patient group direction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/covid-19-vaccine-patient-group-direction/) - This patient group direction (PGD) is for the administration of Covid-19 vaccine to eligible individuals from the age of 5 years, in accordance with the national Covid-19 vaccination programme. Providers must check that they are using the current version of the PGD. Amendments may become necessary prior to the published expiry date.
- [Strengths-based support for neurodivergent children and young people](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/strengths-based-support-for-neurodivergent-children-and-young-people/) - Up to 70% of neurodivergent children and young people experience significant mental health problems at some stage of school. Prevalence of mental health difficulties is particularly high among autistic girls and young people from racialised communities. When neurodivergent children’s needs are not understood or supported by services, this can worsen their mental health. Research from
- [On the path to net zero – sustainability in primary care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/on-the-path-to-net-zero-sustainability-in-primary-care-3/) - The NHS in England has embarked on an ambitious journey to achieve net zero by 2040. General practice and primary care networks have a crucial role to play in reducing their carbon footprint. Whilst the idea of reducing your environmental impact may seem daunting, every positive change made, however small, will bring benefits. This two-hour
- [Recording same day appointments for all clinically urgent patients](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/recording-same-day-appointments-for-all-clinically-urgent-patients/) - The 2026/27 GP Contract includes a requirement that patients identified by the practice as clinically urgent must be dealt with on the same day. This supports a Medium Term Planning Framework target. This document sets out how practices should use national category appointment slots and the approach to measuring the Medium Term Planning Framework target.
- [The state of health and social care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-state-of-health-and-social-care-2/) - Healthwatch has published a report The public’s perspective: the state of health and social care. The report aims to show what care feels like for the people using it, and make recommendations to fix what isn’t working.
- [World Oral Health Day](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/world-oral-health-day/) - World Oral Health Day is on 20 March and marks the final year of the Happy Mouth campaign theme. The campaign celebrates every life — young and old — because feeling your best starts with a healthy smile, every day, at every age. The 2026 theme is A Happy Mouth is a Happy Life. To
- [Taskforce for maternity and neonatal care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/taskforce-for-maternity-and-neonatal-care/) - Women, babies, and families will receive safer and higher-quality NHS care through a new Maternity and Neonatal taskforce. The government has finalised the membership of the taskforce, which will tackle deep-rooted inequalities and deliver urgent action on the recommendations of the independent national investigation into maternity and neonatal services in England, led by Baroness Amos.
- [Over a third of parents believe children need antibiotics for ear infections](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/over-a-third-of-parents-believe-children-need-antibiotics-for-ear-infections/) - Research from the UK Health Security Agency found 36% of parents incorrectly assume children always need antibiotics for ear infections. Research shows that as few as 1 in 5 children are likely to require antibiotics to treat an ear infection. The study, published in the British Journal of General Practice, surveyed over 500 parents across
- [Understanding GP premises: a practical introduction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/understanding-gp-premises-a-practical-introduction-3/) - GP premises are a cornerstone of NHS primary medical care services and neighbourhood health. Commissioners must make the necessary reimbursements for premises costs to GP contractors. This introductory three-hour virtual training session will explore the different types of ownership models for GP premises and the reimbursable premises costs that contractors are entitled to receive, including
- [Raising GP awareness of trauma linked to historic forced adoption](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/raising-gp-awareness-of-trauma-linked-to-historic-forced-adoption/) - The Department for Education are raising awareness among GP teams about the long-term impacts experienced by those affected by historic forced adoption practices – mothers separated from their babies and adults adopted as children. The Joint Committee on Human Rights inquiry into these practices, which heard extensive evidence of coercion and trauma, highlighted the lasting
- [Suicide prevention learning resource](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/suicide-prevention-learning-resource/) - NHS England has published resources including an animation on suicide prevention to support staff on how to recognise signs of suicidal distress in themselves and others, and the ways in which they can seek help. Called Opening Doors, the resource has been developed by the authors of the Zero Suicide training, in partnership with healthcare
- [Head and neck cancer inequalities](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/head-and-neck-cancer-inequalities/) - This report highlights the socioeconomic inequalities in head and neck cancer across the UK, with those from the poorest areas disproportionately affected. According to the analysis, people in the most socioeconomically deprived areas of the UK are more likely to die from head and neck cancer, more likely to be diagnosed at advanced stages, and
- [Healthy child programme: public health nursing](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/healthy-child-programme-public-health-nursing/) - These resources outline how commissioners should establish, monitor and assure the quality of public health nursing services delivered under the healthy child programme in England. The government has published an example service specification for ages 0 to 19 public health nursing services and links to the Healthy child programme: supplementary guidance for completing the community
- [More people using private medicine](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/more-people-using-private-medicine/) - Research from Healthwatch shows a growing number of people are turning to private care as confidence in timely NHS access remains low, particularly for elective procedures.
- [Primary eye care contracts – bring your questions](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-eye-care-contracts-bring-your-questions-5/) - Primary eye care contracts can raise complex issues, which are challenging to appropriately manage. To support commissioners PCC runs open surgery sessions where our annual contract holders can bring their issues and questions to discuss with our adviser team and each other. We also take the opportunity to discuss national matters that are of interest
- [Guidance to primary care on unregulated providers](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/guidance-to-primary-care-on-unregulated-providers/) - This guidance document advises GPs against shared care agreements with unregulated providers in relation to hormone medication to children and young people under 18 as a response to gender incongruence / gender dysphoria.
- [Experiences of GP services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/experiences-of-gp-services/) - The Health Insight Survey latest figures report a positive trend in the percentage of people describing contact with their GP as easy (76.8 per cent). This is now at the highest level since the survey began and is a key metric for improving access to general practice as outlined in the Medium-Term Planning Framework. Alongside
- [Care leavers entitlement to free NHS prescriptions, dental and eyecare](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/care-leavers-entitlement-to-free-nhs-prescriptions-dental-and-eyecare/) - In December 2025, the government announced support for care leavers with free NHS prescriptions, dental and eyecare. The intention is to make the necessary legislation and operational changes to allow care leavers to access these services by the end of 2026. Further information on when and how this help will be available for care leavers
- [Staff survey highlights increase in attacks on NHS staff](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/staff-survey-highlights-increase-in-attacks-on-nhs-staff/) - Almost 1 in 7 NHS staff (14.47%) were physically attacked by a patient or the public last year – the highest rate for 3 years – according to the latest NHS staff survey. A record percentage of staff also say they were subjected to unwanted sexual behaviour – rising steeply to almost 1 in 3
- [Busiest winter for NHS](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/busiest-winter-for-nhs/) - The NHS has faced its busiest winter on record while bringing waiting lists to their lowest for almost 3 years. Figures show the number people attending A&E between November and February topped 9 million (9,110 591) this winter for the first time in NHS history – along with almost 130,000 more patients handed over by
- [Safe self-administration of insulin for patients in the community with a mental health problem](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/safe-self-administration-of-insulin-for-patients-in-the-community-with-a-mental-health-problem/) - This investigation report is the first in a series considering the self-administration of insulin by people with diabetes mellitus (diabetes) in community settings. It focuses on adults with a mental health problem who are known to, or under the care of, secondary mental health services (specialist services provided in the community), who have been harmed
- [GMS contract 2026/2027 – reflections](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gms-contract-2026-2027-reflections/) - A blog by Professor David Colin-Thomé. Consultation on the recent GMS contract was managed by NHS England (NHSE) and the Department of Health and Social Care as usual with the BMA hosted GPC the trade union for all GPs, though unusually this year was the first to include a wider stakeholder consultation with the Institute
- [Primary care medical contracts – an introduction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-medical-contracts-an-introduction-8/) - Integrated care boards need to grow their knowledge and skills to most effectively commission primary care services. Over two virtual sessions, this course introduces commissioners to the main areas of primary care medical contracts (GMS, PMS and APMS) that they will need to understand. Training will familiarise commissioners with contract types, who can hold which
- [Good practice for dementia care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/good-practice-for-dementia-care/) - This Care Quality Commission report shows the findings of a review of good practice published by UK and worldwide universities and organisations in health and social care in supporting people with dementia. The review also included discussion groups with experts, other regulators of health and social care, and people with lived experience of dementia or
- [Non-hormonal treatment for hot flushes caused by menopause](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/non-hormonal-treatment-for-hot-flushes-caused-by-menopause/) - A treatment option for menopausal hot flushes and night sweats can be used in the NHS when hormone replacement therapy (HRT) is not suitable. Fezolinetant (also called Veoza and made by Astellas Pharma) is recommended to treat moderate to severe symptoms in final draft National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidance. Hot flushes and
- [Embedding best practice in NHS systems](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/embedding-best-practice-in-nhs-systems/) - This analysis shows most NHS systems do not track outcomes, National Institute for Health and Care Excellence adherence or pathways in gynaecology – despite more than 750,000 women waiting for care. The report warns that widespread failures to collect data and monitor best practice in gynaecology services are leaving women facing longer delays to diagnosis
- [World obesity atlas](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/world-obesity-atlas/) - The atlas finds that prevalence of obesity among school-age children has increased from 4% in 1975 to nearly 20% in 2022, with the fastest increases in low- and middle-income countries where most of the world’s children live. For the first time in history, more children globally will be living with obesity than underweight. The data
- [Public perceptions of the NHS and general practice](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/public-perceptions-of-the-nhs-and-general-practice/) - The latest polling from the Health Foundation and Ipsos, conducted in December 2025, found that nearly half of the public (48%) delayed or avoided contacting their GP practice about a health concern in the previous 12 months. The findings also reveal that improving access to general practice remains top of the public's list of priorities
- [Managing difficult patients in general practice - the regulations and process](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/managing-difficult-patients-in-general-practice-the-regulations-and-process-4/) - Difficult patient interactions can be stressful and cause disruption in the practice. This online training session will focus on how to manage difficult patients, the patient removal process and how the Special Allocation Schemes (SAS) are operated. The session has been specifically designed for general practice teams, and is ideal for practice partners, business/practice managers or
- [Exam capacity increasing number of dentists](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/exam-capacity-increasing-number-of-dentists/) - More dentists will be available to see patients by increasing places on two professional registration exams. Qualified dentists from overseas who are often already living in the UK are currently unable to practise because of limited exam capacity. 2,400 more overseas-trained dentists, many of whom are already living in this country could be registered annually
- [Culture and inclusion calendar 2026](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/culture-and-inclusion-calendar-2026/) - Recognising key cultural events, religious observances and awareness dates is an important part of building an inclusive and supportive workplace. With so many dates to keep track of, this free 2026 culture and inclusion calendar makes it easy to ensure nothing important is overlooked. Download the calendar today and start planning for a thoughtful and
- [The state of endometriosis care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-state-of-endometriosis-care/) - This report by Endometriosis UK highlights the struggles of individuals seeking diagnosis and management to help reduce the severity of symptoms of endometriosis. 39% of respondents reported needing to visit their GP 10 times or more before endometriosis was suspected. 55% of respondents attended A&E with their symptoms, but 46% of these were sent home
- [How the public sees social care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/how-the-public-sees-social-care/) - It's acknowledged that social care reform is essential. This report explores why public opinion and attitudes towards social care are a key barrier to change.
- [Menstrual health of girls and young women](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/menstrual-health-of-girls-and-young-women-2/) - This report finds that women’s health is not being sufficiently prioritised in the government’s system-wide NHS reforms. Systemic change is needed not just in the health service, but in the education system and online communications, to support women and girls to understand their health and receive the right care.
- [Managing imposter syndrome](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/managing-imposter-syndrome-8/) - Imposter syndrome presents in a variety of ways and often stays with us as we develop in our leadership roles and progress in our career. That’s why it’s important to consider how best to manage the feelings and presentations and to reduce the risk of any negative impact. This three-hour online workshop is delivered by
- [Calls to Martha’s Rule to trigger urgent review of care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/calls-to-marthas-rule-to-trigger-urgent-review-of-care/) - More than 10,000 calls have been made to Martha’s Rule helplines in the first 16 months of the scheme. NHS England data shows that one in three calls (34%, 3,457) to Martha’s Rule by patients, families and staff identified rapid worsening of a patient’s condition, helping the NHS to identify concerns more quickly and make
- [Nursing funding to support community care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nursing-funding-to-support-community-care/) - Around 80,000 people will be better supported in the community following an increase in funding for nursing care. Care homes providing tailored nursing care to patients in the community will benefit from a funding rise of more than 5% to provide specialist care for some of the most vulnerable. This will help reduce the pressure
- [GP contract 2026/27](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-contract-2026-27/) - This briefing contains a summary and analysis of the 2026/27 GP contract for doctors in England.
- [RSV vaccination programme](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/rsv-vaccination-programme-5/) - The Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) vaccination programme is being expanded to all adults aged 80 and over and all residents in care homes for older adults, in addition to existing cohorts. As set out in the changes to the GP contract for 2026/27, the Statement of Financial Entitlements (SFE) will be amended to reflect this
- [What is the neighbourhood health service?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/what-is-the-neighbourhood-health-service/) - This report explores what a neighbourhood health service really means, why it matters, and what it will take to make the ambition real for people living with cancer. It draws on Macmillan's approach, which has for many years been focused on supporting service provision focused on person-centred care. In that time, Macmillan has listened, tested
- [Primary eye care contracts – contracting matters in depth](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-eye-care-contracts-contracting-matters-in-depth-7/) - NHS eye care is an important primary care service. Contractual arrangements need not only to be in place but also effectively managed. Primary eye care gives rise to several commissioning and contracting matters, and whilst some can be quite straightforward to manage, others can be much more complex. This session uses real life contracting scenarios
- [National flu immunisation programme](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/national-flu-immunisation-programme-2/) - The annual flu letter describes the national flu immunisation programme for 2026 to 2027 and outlines which groups are eligible for flu vaccination. In line with the advice from Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation, the start of the adult programme for 2026 to 2027 (with some exceptions) will be 1 October.
- [Menstrual health of girls and young women](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/menstrual-health-of-girls-and-young-women/) - This report finds that women’s health is not being sufficiently prioritised in the government’s system-wide NHS reforms. Systemic change is needed not just in the health service, but in the education system and online communications, to support women and girls to understand their health and receive the right care.
- [One in six adults provide unpaid care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/one-in-six-adults-provide-unpaid-care/) - This briefing analyses national survey data from 2018 to 2025 on caring in the UK. It finds that one in six of all UK adults – equivalent to 8.9 million people – provided unpaid care in the period 2023–25. However, it acknowledges that the true extent of unpaid care may be higher, since not all
- [Ban for underage sunbed use](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ban-for-underage-sunbed-use/) - The government plans to ban unsupervised sunbed use by young people as part of the National Cancer Plan to cut cancer risks to teenagers.
- [Medical Training (Prioritisation) Act 2026](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/medical-training-prioritisation-act-2026/) - The Medical Training (Prioritisation) Act 2026 has received Royal Assent and passed into law. The act was created in response to growing concerns that UK trained doctors are facing increasing competition for training posts from overseas trained doctors. Click here to read more.
- [Enhancing care for sickle cell carriers](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/enhancing-care-for-sickle-cell-carriers/) - The Sickle Cell Clinical Pathway Initiative (CPI) provides a clear, non‑prescriptive competency framework to help healthcare professionals develop skills to offer accurate information, sensitive counselling and signposting for carriers of the sickle cell trait.
- [Toolkit to Improve postnatal care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/toolkit-to-improve-postnatal-care/) - NHS England has published Improving postnatal care: a toolkit for integrated care boards, partners and providers, delivered as part of the Maternity and Neonatal Three Year Delivery Plan. This new resource supports integrated care boards, place-based partners and providers to work with women, families and professionals to improve postnatal care and maternal health.
- [Clinically urgent same day webinars](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/clinically-urgent-same-day-webinars/) - NHS England is hosting two national webinars to support ICBs and practices in delivering the 2026/27 GP Contract requirement for all clinically urgent patients to be seen on the same day and achieving the Medium Term Planning Framework ambition of 90% by the end of 2026/27. The sessions will provide practical guidance on correct appointment category recording, improving data quality,
- [Toolkit helps practices take action on health inequalities](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/toolkit-helps-practices-take-action-on-health-inequalities/) - The Royal College of General Practitioners has published the Fairer Practice Toolkit, a practical, evidence-informed resource to help general practices reduce health inequalities. Practices identify their own focus patient group - those most at risk of poor access and outcomes locally - and choose actions relevant to their context. The toolkit draws on research including
- [NHS digital weight management programme](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-digital-weight-management-programme-3/) - From April 2026, two new Quality and Outcomes Framework (QoF) indicators will support the weight management pathway in primary care, including referral to the NHS digital weight management programme. These indicators will strengthen obesity management in general practice, promote equitable access to evidence-based interventions, and embed weight management within long-term condition prevention and care. More
- [NHS App messaging for cervical screening results](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-app-messaging-for-cervical-screening-results/) - The NHS is expanding digital access to cervical screening communications. Results requiring referral to colposcopy will be accessible through the app, meaning all cervical screening messages will soon be delivered digitally. Sample takers are being asked to inform patients. Those with the NHS App will receive their results there, while others will continue to receive
- [Transgender people avoid dental care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/transgender-people-avoid-dental-care/) - Around 42% of transgender (trans) people said they had avoided accessing dental care in a report on trans experiences of the UK.
- [Bereaved partner’s paternity leave](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/bereaved-partners-paternity-leave/) - From 6 April 2026 bereaved partner’s paternity leave will come into effect. This new statutory entitlement applies when the mother or primary adopter of a child dies within the first year after birth or adoption. The legislation provides the surviving partner with protected time away from work to take on the child’s care.
- [Listening and acting on people’s lived experiences](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/listening-and-acting-on-peoples-lived-experiences/) - Listening to, understanding and acting on the experiences of people using health and social care services is vital to delivering high-quality care. The Care Quality Commission (CQC) outlines how they will gather information on people’s experiences over the next three years.
- [Children and young people’s experience of the NHS](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/children-and-young-peoples-experience-of-the-nhs/) - This report, produced by Solutions Research and NHS England, shares national insights from qualitative thematic analysis of written responses to the NHS Patient Survey Programme.
- [Preparing for NHS dental quality and payment contract reforms](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/preparing-for-nhs-dental-quality-and-payment-contract-reforms/) - This letter outlines key dates and essential information on the NHS dental quality and payment reform implementation. It includes important actions for integrated care boards and providers.
- [A greener NHS](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/a-greener-nhs/) - In October 2020, the NHS became the world’s first health system to commit to achieving net zero emissions, recognising climate change as a major threat to health and service delivery. With the ambitious targets of net zero by 2040 for direct emissions and 2045 for indirect emissions. Why net zero matters Climate change poses severe
- [Resources to help tackle challenges in maternity care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/resources-to-help-tackle-challenges-in-maternity-care/) - The Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) and the General Medical Council (GMC) have worked together to launch two resources – the new maternity page on the GMC ethical hub and the NMC’s Good Teamwork Means Better Maternity Care case studies. These provide practical advice and support to those working in maternity care and are intended
- [What do changes to the 700,000 appointment pledge mean for dentistry](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/what-do-changes-to-the-700000-appointment-pledge-mean-for-dentistry/) - This article considers the impact of recent changes to the government’s pledge to provide 700,000 extra dental appointments.
- [Travel disruptions for NHS staff](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/travel-disruptions-for-nhs-staff/) - NHS Employers has outlined actions relating to staff unable to travel due to the evolving conflict in the Middle East.
- [CQC local authority assessments](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/cqc-local-authority-assessments/) - The CQC are nearing the end of their baselining programme for assessing local authorities. This programme set out to review how all local authorities across England with adult social care responsibilities are meeting their duties under Part 1 of the Care Act (2014). Next steps are set out in this document.
- [Direct commissioning update](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/direct-commissioning-update/) - NHS England has outlined plans to transfer its direct commissioning functions to integrated care boards (ICBs) from April 2027, subject to legislative approval. The letter outlines the leadership role expected from ICBs during 2026/27 and outlines details of seven offices for pan‑ICB commissioning which will help commission services efficiently and at scale. Services are: Vaccinations,
- [NHS asks patients to turn on push alerts](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-asks-patients-to-turn-on-push-alerts/) - The NHS has launched a campaign urging people to turn on push alerts from the NHS App so they get reminders about appointments and can rearrange any they can’t make, helping to free up appointments for others.
- [One in four miss NHS Appointments](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/one-in-four-miss-nhs-appointments/) - Nearly one in four have missed an NHS appointment because they forgot or arrived too late, according to an NHS England survey.
- [Green spaces to be created](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/green-spaces-to-be-created/) - NHS charities across the UK have been awarded £500,000 to invest in creating and improving green spaces, which research has revealed have significant benefits for staff and patients alike. Read more here.
- [NHS Confederation and NHS Providers merger](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-confederation-and-nhs-providers-merger/) - From April 2026, NHS Confederation and NHS Providers will merge. The new organisation which will be known as NHS Alliance will bring NHS leadership together, represent their views to government, and support them to improve their services.
- [Children and young people’s mental health support](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/children-and-young-peoples-mental-health-support/) - This briefing provides evidence and insight on the importance of early intervention for children and young people with mental health issues.
- [Talking Therapies campaign launched](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/talking-therapies-campaign-launched/) - The Talking Therapies campaign has been launched to encourage people struggling with common anxiety conditions to refer themselves for NHS Talking Therapies treatment. NHS Talking Therapies treatment involves talking to a trained professional about your thoughts, feelings and behaviours. Treatment can be in-person, on the phone or an online course. It gives practical skills and
- [Community pharmacy temporary suspension notifications](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/community-pharmacy-temporary-suspension-notifications/) - Pharmacy contractors should note changes from 1 June 2026 to the method of reporting temporary suspensions to their integrated care board (ICB). Currently contractors can report via the Manage Your Service (MYS) platform or send an email notification to their ICB. From 1 June 2026 MYS will be the only submission method. Once reported via
- [Experiences of access to general practice](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/experiences-of-access-to-general-practice/) - This research details experiences and views of patients, carers, and staff on access to general practice in England in the context of the government plans to reform NHS services.
- [Primary eye care contracts – bring your questions](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-eye-care-contracts-bring-your-questions-4/) - Primary eye care contracts can raise complex issues, which are challenging to appropriately manage. To support commissioners PCC runs open surgery sessions where our annual contract holders can bring their issues and questions to discuss with our adviser team and each other. We also take the opportunity to discuss national matters that are of interest
- [Developing neighbourhoods – principles of action](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/developing-neighbourhoods-principles-of-action/) - When developing a Neighbourhood, more important than knowing a lot of theory is to understand principles of Community-Oriented Integrated Practice, then follow your instincts to apply them in ways that fit your specific situation. Principles arise from the ideas that: a) What We See and Do are Snapshots of Stories-in-Evolution; b) Health is whatever helps
- [On the path to net zero – sustainability in primary care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/on-the-path-to-net-zero-sustainability-in-primary-care-2/) - The NHS in England has embarked on an ambitious journey to achieve net zero by 2040. General practice and primary care networks have a crucial role to play in reducing their carbon footprint. Whilst the idea of reducing your environmental impact may seem daunting, every positive change made, however small, will bring benefits. This two-hour
- [Supporting patients to stay in and return to work](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/supporting-patients-to-stay-in-and-return-to-work/) - Patients will receive better support to help them stay in and get back to work, thanks to a £25 million funding boost for a pilot scheme in areas of high economic inactivity. Health and growth accelerators bring together work and health support for people with health conditions – aiming to stop health problems becoming work
- [Cardiovascular disease quality improvement packs](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/cardiovascular-disease-quality-improvement-packs/) - The Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Audit (CVDPREVENT) has published new quality improvement data packs for integrated care boards (ICBs). Each pack presents system level data for your ICB against key CVDPREVENT indicators for hypertension and lipid management. They: highlight GP practice level variation within your ICB identify top achieving practices and those practices which have improved
- [Including the VCFSE sector in neighbourhood health delivery](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/including-the-vcfse-sector-in-neighbourhood-health-delivery/) - This briefing sets out why the voluntary, community, faith and social enterprise (VCFSE) sector should be treated as a core partner in neighbourhood health and offers practical guidance for those designing or delivering local models. It highlights how strong place-level governance and local infrastructure support consistent, scalable neighbourhood delivery and meaningful community engagement. Drawing on
- [AI transcription tools in social care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/ai-transcription-tools-in-social-care/) - This report finds that the rapid rollout of AI transcription tools in social work is being met with enthusiasm by social workers, with many already reporting benefits from the time saved. However, the research also finds that these tools are introducing new risks to people and society, such as bias and fabricated text, that aren’t
- [An introduction to general practice finance - commissioner focus](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/an-introduction-to-general-practice-finance-commissioner-focus-2/) - Strategic commissioners will understand that the financial stability of general practice is one of the cornerstones of ensuring sustainable services to patients. Without a firm understanding how general practice is funded, it is difficult for commissioners to offer appropriate support. PCC’s virtual training session will provide clarity on the NHS financial structures that underpin GP practices
- [Changes to the GP contract in 2026/27](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/changes-to-the-gp-contract-in-2026-27/) - Letter from Dr Amanda Doyle, National Director for Primary Care and Community Services, providing information on arrangements for the 2026/27 GP contract.
- [Bone cement products supply chain disruption](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/bone-cement-products-supply-chain-disruption/) - NHS England's letter provides an update on disruption in relation to the supply of bone cement products and sets out actions for trusts and ICBs.
- [Accelerating estate solutions for neighbourhood health centre delivery](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/accelerating-estate-solutions-for-neighbourhood-health-centre-delivery/) - The government’s 10 Year Health Plan reaffirms its commitment to delivering care closer to communities through neighbourhood health centres — modern, multipurpose facilities designed to integrate health and social care services. These centres aim to improve access, reduce health inequalities, and support productivity across the NHS. Achieving this vision requires overcoming significant challenges. This report
- [Podcast explores advice and guidance scheme](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/podcast-explores-advice-and-guidance-scheme/) - Advice and Guidance (A&G) services provide primary care with continued access to specialist clinical advice, enabling a patient’s care to be managed in the most appropriate setting. In this episode of the Transforming Primary Care podcast, produced by NHS England, North East and Yorkshire, Dr Cath Dixon, former GP and Associate Medical Director at Harrogate
- [Solving the NHS maze for patients and GPs](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/solving-the-nhs-maze-for-patients-and-gps/) - For most people, general practice is the front door to the NHS. However, talking to patients and GPs from across the UK has shown that too many people feel they are opening the door to a maze. This joint report with the Patients Association brings together the voices of the patients whose stories and experiences
- [Introduction to project management](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/introduction-to-project-management-6/) - The NHS is undergoing unprecedented transformation. With the rollout of the 10 Year Health Plan, the shift from hospital to community care, digital-first services, and major structural reforms, project management skills are no longer optional—they’re essential. Project management requires a specific set of skills, some of which we possess naturally and can learn to use
- [Increasing access to dental care](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/increasing-access-to-dental-care/) - This letter confirms the progress made by integrated care boards and dental teams in increasing access to dental care, including urgent care, over the past year. It sets out the next steps following improvements to commissioned capacity, safety net provision, and patient referral pathways through 111 and other access points.
- [People with vitiligo to be offered cream to restore skin colour](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/people-with-vitiligo-to-be-offered-cream-to-restore-skin-colour/) - People living with vitiligo affecting their face are to be offered the first approved medicine on the NHS to restore lost skin colour. The new cream, known as ruxolitinib, will be offered to nearly 100,000 people aged 12 and over who have a form of the condition where white patches typically appear symmetrically on both
- [Searches for high blood pressure advice](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/searches-for-high-blood-pressure-advice/) - The number of people searching for NHS advice on high blood pressure increased in 2025 with visits to online information on risk and how to get checked. The NHS webpage on high blood pressure moved from 30th place in 2024, to the second most visited health condition on NHS.uk last year, with just over two
- [Adult social care insights](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/adult-social-care-insights/) - This report examines the current reality of adult social care in England. Drawing on a survey of professionals and in-depth interviews with senior leaders, the research reveals that high-quality care is increasingly being sustained by the goodwill, professionalism, and resilience of the workforce, rather than by systems designed to meet today’s pressures. It finds that
- [The leader as a coach](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-leader-as-a-coach-9/) - As teams start to change in many NHS organisations it is important that all leaders increase individuals’ confidence and motivation, whether they are leaving for a new beginning or remaining but perhaps changing roles. Using coaching techniques in the workplace supports effective team management by helping individuals find a way forward and increasing their motivation
- [Patients to benefit from improved access to dental appointments](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/patients-to-benefit-from-improved-access-to-dental-appointments/) - Patients are benefitting from more dental appointments, as new figures show the NHS delivered 1.8 million additional dental treatments in just seven months. The government pledged to deliver 700,000 extra urgent dental appointments and integrated care boards have commissioned nearly one million appointments in line with this commitment.
- [More children to be protected from viruses](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/more-children-to-be-protected-from-viruses/) - Thousands more children across the country could be protected from deadly and highly infectious diseases under changes to the GP contract. The updated contract for 2026/27 includes additional help for GPs to save young lives and shield families from preventable illness by strengthening vaccination delivery where it is needed most. The move should help reduce
- [Women’s health group clinic vanguards](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/womens-health-group-clinic-vanguards/) - NHS England is seeking one team per region to become a champion and centre of excellence for group based approaches to delivering care for women using the group clinic model. The team will be supported to make the shift to group based care, and embed group clinics into the following pathways: Heavy menstrual bleeding Complex
- [Primary and community nurse led group clinic vanguards](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-and-community-nurse-led-group-clinic-vanguards/) - NHS England is seeking five teams to become champions and centres of excellence for group-based approaches to integrated care for patients, using the group clinic model. The teams selected will be supported to make the shift to group based care and embed group clinics into the following pathways: Lower leg wound care Type 2 diabetes
- [National childhood vaccination campaign materials](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/national-childhood-vaccination-campaign-materials/) - A national childhood routine vaccination campaign encourages parents to get their children vaccinated and catch up on any missing vaccines. The six-week-long campaign includes TV advertising, radio advertising, social media, press and partnerships activity. Primary care settings and GP practices are encouraged to promote the material across their channels to support the campaign where possible.
- [Social prescribing link worker consultation](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/social-prescribing-link-worker-consultation/) - The National Academy for Social Prescribing (NASP) has launched its second national consultation with social prescribing link workers (SPLWs) across England to inform the future of social prescribing. All SPLWs working in England, including those employed through primary care networks, GP practices, community providers and voluntary organisations are invited to respond. The findings will inform
- [Primary care medical contracts – an introduction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-medical-contracts-an-introduction-7/) - Integrated care boards need to grow their knowledge and skills to most effectively commission primary care services. Over two virtual sessions, this course introduces commissioners to the main areas of primary care medical contracts (GMS, PMS and APMS) that they will need to understand. Training will familiarise commissioners with contract types, who can hold which
- [Women attending breast screening increases](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/women-attending-breast-screening-increases/) - More women attended NHS breast screening last year and more cancers were diagnosed early. Figures show that in 2024/25, 1.94 million women aged 50 to 70 attended screening within six months of invitation – up nearly 200,000 (193,745) from 1.75 million the previous year. As a result, nearly 20,000 cancers (19,291) were detected – 9
- [Guidance on communicating with patients and the public](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/guidance-on-communicating-with-patients-and-the-public/) - NHS England has issued new messaging best practice guidance and a content guide on writing and sending NHS App messages, text messages, emails and letters. This new guidance is to help teams design clearer, safer and more effective messages for patients and the public across the NHS. The guidance explains when and how to contact
- [Know your cholesterol risk](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/know-your-cholesterol-risk/) - This resource, co-produced by Heart UK and NHS England, outlines who is most at risk of high cholesterol and supports people to take an active role in lowering their risk. It is helpful for those who have just been diagnosed with high cholesterol, or those who want to learn more about managing their cholesterol.
- [Building confident leading women](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/building-confident-leading-women-28/) - “It was very organised and thought provoking, giving individuals the opportunity to discuss any issues and thoughts on how changes can be made.” PCC’s programme for women developing in a leadership role focusses on growing confidence and influence. Comprising six online sessions delivered by an experienced executive coach. Outcomes include an opportunity to practice coaching
- [Changes to type 2 diabetes treatment](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/changes-to-type-2-diabetes-treatment/) - National Institute for Health and Care Excellence guidance means people with type 2 diabetes will be offered SGLT-2 inhibitors, known as flozins much earlier in their treatment. In addition, the NHS is set to save money because the most prescribed SGLT-2 medicine, dapagliflozin is now available as a clinically equivalent generic version.
- [Pharmacy First urgent supply of medicines and appliances](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pharmacy-first-urgent-supply-of-medicines-and-appliances/) - Community Pharmacy England has issued a briefing on the urgent supply of medicines and appliances strand of Pharmacy First.
- [Forecast doubling of health care spending](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/forecast-doubling-of-health-care-spending/) - Health spending could double in the next 50 years. This Kings Fund article explores what’s driving this rise and how we can create better health, not just treat illness.
- [The rights of pregnant women and new mothers in the workplace](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-rights-of-pregnant-women-and-new-mothers-in-the-workplace/) - This report finds that despite legal protections, pregnant women and new mothers still face poor treatment, disadvantage, and unacceptable risk when they go to work. From a survey of 2,300 respondents, it was found that women from across sectors including health (37% of respondents), education (21%), social care (15%) and local government (11%), noted they
- [What will neighbourhood health mean for patients?](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/what-will-neighbourhood-health-mean-for-patients/) - William Greenwood’s PCC blog rightly says that last Year’s 10 Year Plan was “more aspirational than true planning”. That’s fine as far as it goes. But with implementation of neighbourhood health to be delivered “at pace”, including an expectation of plans to manage high priority cohorts by April 2026[1], the recipients of this localisation of
- [Harmonising policies and procedures](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/harmonising-policies-and-procedures/) - As many integrated care board (ICB) footprints are changing, ways of working may also change. Where the policies or procedures relate to primary care it’s important to work through the implications of differences that may apply to different areas within the ICB considering if these can be harmonised or if variation is warranted. How any
- [Support for disabled adults to tackle cost of living](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/support-for-disabled-adults-to-tackle-cost-of-living/) - The government is increasing the amount that working age adults who receive social care can keep after paying for home care (known as the Minimum Income Guarantee) by 7% from April to ensure that people have enough for daily expenses and helping to ease financial pressures.
- [Campaign to support more people with anxiety](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/campaign-to-support-more-people-with-anxiety/) - Adults facing debilitating anxiety conditions are missing out on treatment that could help them recover and get back on with their lives. Analysis of NHS data shows that over 670,000 people were treated with NHS talking therapy care last year – nearly 70,000 more than pre-pandemic (12% increase on 2019) – with a record 83,000
- [Healthtech campaign](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/healthtech-campaign/) - When the right technology reaches the right patient, lives change. The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) is sharing stories to raise awareness of how their healthtech guidance can support NHS teams who are commissioning, procuring or implementing digital tools, diagnostics, and medical devices.
- [The impact of ultra-processed food](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-impact-of-ultra-processed-food/) - The impact of poor diet on health due to rising levels of obesity and diet related illnesses is a concern. Ultra-processed foods have gained public and political interest due to their associations with poor health outcomes and the high consumption rates within the UK, particularly by children and young people. This report makes recommendations including
- [Leading a psychologically safe work environment](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/leading-a-psychologically-safe-work-environment-14/) - This virtual workshop is for leaders looking to improve the psychological safety in their teams and organisations. It is particularly important at times of change, when teams may be feeling unsure and unsettled. We want staff to be engaged and energised, performing with resilience. Leaders will need to role-model blame-free, consultative, and positive leadership behaviours,
- [Vaccination campaign urges parents urged to protect children](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/vaccination-campaign-urges-parents-urged-to-protect-children/) - More children’s lives would be saved if they were vaccinated. Illnesses like measles can spread very easily between children who are not vaccinated, as we are currently seeing in North London. Parents will have easy access to trusted information on childhood vaccines through the government’s new campaign, helping them understand the protection vaccines provide.
- [Technology to help combat drug and alcohol addiction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/technology-to-help-combat-drug-and-alcohol-addiction/) - Innovators across the UK are being offered £20 million of government funding to develop medicines, medical technologies, and digital tools to tackle drug and alcohol addiction. Thousands of people die every year from substance misuse and addiction – with hundreds of thousands more suffering. Grants, delivered through Innovate UK, will support the development and deployment
- [2025/26 NHS Standard Contract](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/2025-26-nhs-standard-contract/) - NHS England has published the following documents: 2026/27 NHS Standard contract: sub-contracts comparison documents showing the ‘tracked changes’ between the 2025/26 and 2026/27 contracts
- [Brain tumour briefing](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/brain-tumour-briefing/) - More than 12,000 people in the UK are diagnosed with a brain tumour each year. This briefing details survival rates, diagnosis, treatment and research on brain tumours.
- [Primary care finance network](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/primary-care-finance-network-14/) - The next finance network is scheduled for 21 May 2026. This popular network is available to finance teams in integrated care boards who have an annual support contract with PCC. This will be an opportunity to discuss the impact on primary care finance of the NHS 10 Year Health Plan, including the shift of health
- [Funding for young people’s mental health services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/funding-for-young-peoples-mental-health-services/) - More young people will get the mental health support they need after a £7 million funding boost for Early Support Hubs across England. Early Support Hubs are community-based services, which provide drop-in mental health support for young people aged 11-25 with a range of issues, helping to prevent more severe mental illness without the need for a referral or doctor’s appointment. The investment will allow the 24 existing hubs
- [Severe mental illness study](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/severe-mental-illness-study/) - People living with schizophrenia and severe depression are being recruited by the NHS for a study which could unlock personalised treatment for severe mental illness. Researchers will analyse the DNA of participants alongside detailed questionnaires to discover what can increase the risk and severity of serious mental health conditions. From this week, almost 50,000 eligible
- [Consultation to protect people from second-hand smoking & vaping](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/consultation-to-protect-people-from-second-hand-smoking-vaping/) - Children and medically vulnerable people could be better protected under plans to ban smoking from playgrounds, schools, and hospitals. The government has launched a public consultation to seek views on stopping people smoking, vaping, or using heated tobacco in public playgrounds and education settings in England. Areas outside healthcare locations – such as hospitals - would
- [Jess’s Rule email signature](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/jesss-rule-email-signature/) - Under Jess’s Rule, GP teams are encouraged to critically re-think a diagnosis if a patient presents three times with symptoms that are unexpectedly persisting or escalating, and an existing treatment plan isn’t working. The posters have been funded by the Jessica Brady CEDAR Trust and created by Jess’s parents, Andrea and Simon Brady in collaboration
- [Patient and public engagement in research](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/patient-and-public-engagement-in-research/) - This report, developed in collaboration with Rare Disease Research UK and the LifeArc Translational Centres for Rare Disease, explores why patient and public involvement and engagement (PPIE) remains difficult to deliver meaningfully in academic research. It draws on insights from researchers at different career stages to set out eight practical recommendations for systems-level change. While
- [The value of parent-infant relationships](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-value-of-parent-infant-relationships/) - Secure parent-infant relationships underpin a baby’s emotional regulation, resilience, and healthy development, bringing lifelong benefits. This report explores how specialised, early support from parent-infant teams reduces demand for statutory services, improves child and parent wellbeing, and delivers strong social and economic returns.
- [Understanding GP premises: a practical introduction](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/understanding-gp-premises-a-practical-introduction-2/) - GP premises are a cornerstone of NHS primary medical care services and commissioners have the responsibility to make the necessary reimbursements for premises costs to GP contractors. This introductory three-hour virtual training session will explore the different types of ownership models for GP premises and the reimbursable premises costs that contractors are entitled to receive,
- [NHS waiting list lowest in almost three years](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nhs-waiting-list-lowest-in-almost-three-years/) - The NHS delivered more elective activity in 2025 than any other year in its history, helping cut the waiting list to its lowest level since February 2023. Staff delivered 18.4 million treatments and operations in 2025, up from 18 million in 2024, as the waiting list dropped to 7.29 million. The data shows there were
- [Pharmacy pressures survey](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/pharmacy-pressures-survey/) - Community Pharmacy England has launched its fifth annual Pharmacy Pressures Survey and are keen to hear from all pharmacy owners and staff. The survey is crucial for monitoring the health of the sector. Its findings provide clear evidence of the realities facing community pharmacy.
- [The Yorkshire & Humber Kidney Network newsletter](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/the-yorkshire-humber-kidney-network-newsletter/) - The Yorkshire & Humber Kidney Network newsletter highlights activity, updates, and progress, along with developments and areas of focus moving forward.
- [GP practice online access](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/gp-practice-online-access/) - A GP online access campaign has been launched to increase knowledge and use of online forms as another route for patients to contact their GP practice. The campaign, which runs until the end of March, highlights how members of the public can contact their GP practice for non-urgent requests during the day, anytime between 8am
- [National HIV Testing Week](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/national-hiv-testing-week/) - National HIV Testing Week (9 to 15 February) aims to promote and encourage regular HIV testing. It’s particularly targeted at groups most affected by HIV, including gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men, as well as heterosexual men and women of Black African ethnicity and younger people. Further information can be found
- [An introduction to dental, medical, optometric, and pharmaceutical services](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/an-introduction-to-dental-medical-optometric-and-pharmaceutical-services-3/) - Integrated care boards (ICBs) have responsibility for commissioning the four primary care areas of dental, medical, optometric, and pharmaceutical services and ICB teams will need to understand contractual arrangements for all these contractor groups. This training session will provide a high-level introduction to each of these areas, including contract types and services, showing the similarities
- [Nurses to benefit from boost to graduate pay and job progression](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/nurses-to-benefit-from-boost-to-graduate-pay-and-job-progression/) - NHS nurses are set to receive a career boost, as the government and the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) have agreed a package. Nursing and nurses are essential to leading and delivering the government’s 10 Year Health Plan, and critical for patient safety, experience and outcomes, but the profession has been undervalued in the NHS
- [Dental recovery plan evaluation](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/dental-recovery-plan-evaluation/) - NHS England has analysed the impact of the Dental Recovery Plan (DRP) which was published in February 2024. The first part of this analysis focused on data relating to the impact of the plan and the second part on the new patient premium.
- [Commissioning: lessons from the last 30 years and implications for the new role of ICBs](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/commissioning-lessons-from-the-last-30-years-and-implications-for-the-new-role-of-icbs/) - Since its introduction in 1990, the commissioning layer of the NHS has been the most reorganised part of the health service, and it is changing once again. In this article, Nigel Edwards reviews the lessons to learn from the past and describes what needs to happen for integrated care board led strategic commissioning to succeed
- [Homelessness: attitudes to healthcare data for planning and research](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/homelessness-attitudes-to-healthcare-data-for-planning-and-research/) - Working with Groundswell and the Thames Valley Surrey Secure Data Environment (TVS SDE), this report presents views on health and care data from people with lived experience of homelessness. The report explores how health and care data is perceived and how daily survival, past experiences of services and trust shape attitudes to data use. The
- [Guide to decarbonising the total hip replacement pathway](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/guide-to-decarbonising-the-total-hip-replacement-pathway/) - This guide lists thirteen high impact and practical clinical recommendations for decarbonising elective hip replacement surgery, covering every step of the patient pathway from community care and referral through to pre-, peri- and post-operative processes. For each recommendation, the potential annual emissions reduction across England if the recommendations are carried out is detailed.
- [Quick wins for neighbourhood leadership – collaborate, energise, listen](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/quick-wins-for-neighbourhood-leadership-collaborate-energise-listen/) - What do leaders need to deliver neighbourhood health at pace? Firstly, to break *down siloed working – not a new challenge but often a tricky one. Partner organisations may be bruised from previous experience or struggling with their own priorities so it might be time to try a new approach and it’s definitely time to
- [Finding a confident way forward](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/finding-a-confident-way-forward-3/) - Are you facing uncertainty at work? The changes to NHS England and the integrated care boards means you may have to be active in embracing opportunities and be confident when facing change. This workshop includes discussion about how change feels, managing practicalities and reflection on personal confidence and resilience with a view to supporting you
- [Proxy access identity verification and authentication](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/proxy-access-identity-verification-and-authentication/) - Proxy access allows a trusted person, such as a carer or family member, to act on behalf of a patient, helping them manage their health and care. Safe and appropriate proxy access improves patient care and extends the benefits of GP online services for people who may need support to use them. Proxies can complete tasks for
- [Inequalities facing women from Romani (Gypsy), Roma and Irish Traveller communities](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/inequalities-facing-women-from-romani-gypsy-roma-and-irish-traveller-communities/) - This briefing highlights the intersecting socio-economic and structural inequalities faced by women and girls from Romani (Gypsy), Roma, and Irish Traveller communities. It draws on evidence from public data, casework, and research to identify barriers across education, employment, health, social care, violence, and criminal justice, and outlines key recommendations for policy and practice.
- [Public advised to stop using some non-sterile alcohol-free wipes](https://networks.nhs.uk/blog/public-advised-to-stop-using-some-non-sterile-alcohol-free-wipes/) - The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) and Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) are urging the public not to use four specified non-sterile alcohol-free wipe products due to the risk of infection associated with their use.

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