Tackling Backlog Maintenance: Supporting Safer, More Resilient Estates

Backlog maintenance remains one of the most significant challenges facing NHS estates teams. Our recent webinar, Tackling Backlog Maintenance, explored how our Hard Facilities Management 2 and Building Safety & Fire Compliance Framework Agreements support estates teams to act qui...

The NHS of tomorrow – embedding shared services for lasting transformation
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The 10 Year Health Plan for England commits the NHS to achieving 2% year-on-year productivity gains and becoming "the world's most collaborative public healthcare provider." The Health Foundation's Productivity Commission has identified workforce, capital, technology and transfor...

Embedding shared services for lasting transformation

The NHS is committed to achieving 2% year-on-year productivity gains and to becoming "the world's most collaborative public healthcare provider." But how do you turn collaboration from aspiration into operational reality, and make efficiency gains stick?

Accelerating Digital Transformation Across the NHS

The NHS continues to operate under considerable pressure. Rising demand, workforce constraints and ageing technology place strain on the delivery of efficient, patient centred care.

Quiet Foundations.
Big Impact.
How Shared Services Will Shape the NHS’s Future

With neighbourhood care models set to serve communities of 50,000 and digital tools reshaping delivery, the NHS’s next decade will succeed only if its hidden infrastructure keeps pace

Data as infrastructure – the foundation for NHS transformation

NHS data as national infrastructure highlights

Provider Selection Regime (PSR): What does it mean for the Insourcing of Clinical Services Framework Agreement?

The healthcare environment is continuously developing, leading to changes in how NHS organisations procure services. One of the most significant changes is the introduction of the PSR.

Navigating NHS Winter Pressures with Framework Agreements

Winter brings a surge in respiratory illnesses, exacerbates chronic conditions, and increases the risk of accidents. The result? Backlogged A&E departments; longer hospital stays and stretched resources across the system.