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The King's Fund is an independent charity working to improve people's health. Our vision is a world where everyone can live a healthy life.

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  1. Steven Veevers: organisational anxiety

    Steven Veevers: organisational anxiety by thekingsfund

  2. Amelia Randle: organisational anxiety

    Amelia Randle: organisational anxiety by thekingsfund

  3. Clicks and mortar: technology and the NHS estate

    This is an audio recording of the summary from our report, Clicks and mortar: Technology and the NHS estate, read by Harry Evans. Financial pressures and growing demand mean that health and social care services will need to work differently. Our report reviews how technology in the NHS estate is...

  4. Claire Fuller: How integrated care systems can work within the existing legal framework

    Speaking at our breakfast event on integrated care on 21 March 2018, Dr Claire Fuller, Senior Responsible Officer at Surrey Heartland, presents Surrey's version of integration in health care.

  5. Paul Maubach: Planning to use the ACO contract

    Speaking at our breakfast event on integrated care on 21 March 2018, Paul Maubach, Chief Executive, Dudley Clinical Commissioning Group, explains why his organisation intends to use the controversial Accountable Care Organisation contract.

  6. Dr Graham Winyard outlines his concerns about the proposed ACO contract

    Speaking at our breakfast event on integrated care on 21 March 2018, Dr Graham Winyard, former Deputy Chief Medical Officer and Medical Director, NHS England and one of the people challenging the ACO contract in court explains why he thinks this new approach is a bad idea.

  7. Collaboration between DeepMind and Taunton and Somerset NHS Foundation Trust

    Speaking at The King's Fund event Partnership Models in the NHS, Andrew Forrest, Dr Dominic King, Luke Gompels and Ashley Sumner speak of the collaboration between Taunton and Somerset NHS Foundation Trust and DeepMind.

  8. Sam Everington: Community services - making the most of our assets

    At the launch of The King's Fund report Reimagining Community Services on 23 January 2018, Dr Sir Sam Everington, chair of NHS Tower Hamlets Clinical Commissioning Group, draws on his experience in Tower Hamlets/Bromley-By-Bow to reflect on what it really means to bring together resources in the...

  9. Matthew Winn: Community services - making the most of our assets

    At the launch of The King's Fund report Reimagining Community Services on 23 January 2018, Matthew Winn responds to the messages in the report from the perspective of a chief executive of an NHS community trust.

  10. Debs Taylor: Community services - making the most of our assets

    At the launch of The King's Fund report Reimagining Community Services on 23 January 2018, Debs Taylor draws on her experience as a service user and from her work at Creative Minds to reflect on what it would mean for service users if community services were more joined up and better coordinated.

  11. Jim Mackey: 2018 – a crunch year for the NHS?

    Speaking at The King's Fund on 05 December 2017 Jim Mackey, Chief Executive, Northumbria Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust and outgoing Chief Executive, NHS Improvement, discusses the implications of the Autumn Budget 2017.

  12. Claire Fuller: 2018 – a crunch year for the NHS?

    Speaking at The King's Fund on 05 December 2017, Dr Claire Fuller, Senior Responsible Officer, Surrey Heartlands Devolved Care System, discusses the implications of the Autumn Budget 2017.

  13. Jill Rutter: The NHS and social care under a minority government

    Speaking at a breakfast event at The King's Fund on 19 October 2017, Jill Rutter, Programme Director, Institute for Government, gives her perspective on what a minority government means for health and social care policy.

  14. Sarah Wollaston: The NHS and social care under a minority government

    Speaking at a breakfast event at The King's Fund on 19 October 2017, Dr Sarah Wollaston MP, Chair, Health Select Committee, gives her perspective on what the minority government means for the NHS and social care.

  15. Steve Richards: The NHS and social care under a minority government

    Speaking at a breakfast event at The King's Fund on 19 October 2017, Steve Richards, political commentator, discusses the consequences of the 2017 election for the NHS and social care, and what prospects the upcoming Budget offers.

  16. Tom Coffey: Sustainability and transformation plans in London

    Speaking at a breakfast event at The King's Fund on 12 September 2017, Dr Tom Coffey, Mayoral Health Adviser, Mayor of London, responds to The King's Fund's report on sustainability and transformation plans in London.

  17. Vin Diwakar: Sustainability and transformation plans in London

    Speaking at a breakfast event at The King's Fund on 12 September 2017, Vin Diwakar, London Regional Medical Director, NHS England, responds to The King's Fund's report on sustainability and transformation plans in London.

  18. Michael Wise: View from the front line - how can we improve hospital care?

    Michael Wise, patient, author and former specialist in oral surgery and restorative dentistry, gives his perspective as a patient on our report, Organising care at the NHS front line.

  19. Jane Dacre: View from the front line - how can we improve hospital care?

    Professor Jane Dacre, President of the Royal College of Physicians, responds to our report, Organising care at the NHS front line and discusses the role of clinicians in addressing some of the issues it raises.

  20. Winnie Sseruma: Involving and empowering people living with HIV

    Winnie Sseruma, London HIV Prevention Program Evaluation Advisory Committee, UK-CAB, discusses the importance of involving and empowering people living with HIV, and promoting good quality of life as well as good clinical outcomes.

  21. Deborah Gold: The future of HIV services in England

    Deborah Gold, Chief Executive of the National AIDS Trust, discusses progress made by HIV services and how to ensure this progress continues by building partnerships between services.

  22. Lord Fowler: HIV policy successes to date

    Speaking at The King's Fund on 25 April 2017, The Rt Hon the Lord Fowler, Lord Speaker, House of Lords, discusses how the United Kingdom has achieved its successes in HIV policy, and sets out priorities for future policy.

  23. Caz Sayer: How are financial pressures affecting patient care?

    Caz Sayer discusses the difficult decisions commissioners are currently facing as a result of financial pressures and how these are affecting patients.

  24. David Pearson: Sustainability and transformation plans - where next?

    David Pearson, STP lead for Nottinghamshire and Deputy Chief Executive of Nottinghamshire County Council, gives his response to The King's Fund's report, 'Delivering sustainability and transformation plans' , and discusses STPs from a local government perspective.

  25. Jane Milligan: Sustainability and transformation plans - where next?

    Jane Milligan, STP lead for North East London and Chief Officer of Tower Hamlets CCG, responds to The King's Fund's report 'Delivering sustainability and transformation plans'.

  26. Paul Johnson: A winter of discontent for the NHS?

    Paul Johnson, Director of the Institute for Fiscal Studies, responds to The King's Fund's 21st quarterly monitoring report, and discusses the outlook for health and social care funding ahead of the Autumn Statement.

  27. Caroline Clarke: A winter of discontent for the NHS?

    Caroline Clarke, Chief Finance Officer and Deputy Chief Executive of the Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, gives her response to the findings of The King's Fund's 21st quarterly monitoring report.

  28. Sam Everington: lessons on creating a community-based primary care model

    Sir Sam Everington, Chair Tower Hamlets Clinical Commissioning Group, GP, Bromley by Bow Health Partnership shares lessons from the internationally renowned Bromley by Bow Centre on how to develop a holistic approach to creating healthy communities.

  29. Tom Wright: Can social care survive on the breadline?

    Speaking at our breakfast event on 15 September 2016, Tom Wright outlines the findings from the Richmond Group of Charities' report, Real Lives.

  30. Sarah Pickup: Can social care survive on the breadline?

    Speaking at our breakfast event on 15 September 2016, Sarah Pickup, Deputy Chief Executive, Local Government Association, responds to the findings of our report on social care for older people.

  31. Rob Webster: Can social care survive on the breadline?

    Rob Webster, Chief Executive of South West Yorkshire Partnership NHS Foundation Trust, discusses the impact of the pressures in social care on the NHS.

  32. Jeremy Hunt: How do we deliver better value care for patients?

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  33. Marcus Powell: Is there a leadership crisis in the NHS?

    Speaking at our press breakfast event on 11 May 2016, Marcus Powell discusses the state of leadership in the NHS and offers his views on what needs to change.

  34. Angela Pedder: Is there a leadership crisis in the NHS?

    Speaking at our press breakfast event on 11 May 2016, Angela Pedder, Chief Executive of Royal Devon & Exeter NHS Foundation Trust, gives her views on the perceived 'crisis of leadership' in the NHS and the challenges facing NHS leaders.

  35. Nick Timmins: Is there a leadership crisis in the NHS?

    Speaking at our press breakfast event on 11 May 2016, Nick Timmins introduces The King's Fund's report, The chief executive's tale, and discusses common themes and challenges raised by the twelve departing NHS leaders who were interviewed for the report.

  36. David Sloman: planning for 2016/17 and beyond - what are the challenges for providers?

    Speaking at our press breakfast event on 22 March 2016, David Sloman, Chief Executive, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust, considers the challenges and opportunities for providers which have arisen from the NHS shared planning guidance.

  37. Anne Rainsberry: planning for 2016/17 and beyond - what are the opportunities for commissioners?

    Speaking at our breakfast event on 22 March 2016, Anne Rainsberry, Regional Director for London, NHS England, considers the opportunities and challenges for commissioners in light of the NHS shared planning guidance.

  38. Bob Alexander: planning for 2016 /17 and beyond - all in it together?

    Speaking at our breakfast event on 22 March 2016, Bob Alexander, Executive Director of Resources/Deputy CEO NHS Improvement, discusses how NHS Improvement will support providers to meet the challenges set out in the NHS shared planning guidance.

  39. Ed Smith: how should quality improvement be taken forward?

    Speaking at our breakfast event on 23 February 2016, Ed Smith, Chair of NHS Improvement, gives his response to The King's Fund's report, 'Improving quality in the NHS' and discusses how quality improvement should be taken forward.

  40. Maxine Power: how can we support NHS leaders to bring about quality improvement?

    Speaking at our breakfast event on 23 February 2016, Maxine Power, Director of Innovation and Improvement Science at Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust, discusses how we can best support NHS leaders to bring about quality improvement.

  41. Suzanne Rastrick: how do we give AHPs more powers to unlock new models of care?

    Suzanne Rastrick, Chief Allied Health Professions Officer, NHS England talks about the ways in which Allied Health Professionals can become leaders in the delivery of individual and population-based care.

  42. Sarah Pickup: The Spending Review - what does it mean for health and social care?

    Sarah Pickup, Deputy Chief Executive, Local Government Association, discusses the state of adult social care funding in response to the 2015 Spending Review.

  43. Lord Kerslake: The Spending Review - what does it mean for health and social care

    Lord Kerslake, Chair of King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, gives his perspective on the outcomes of the 2015 Spending Review.

  44. Jim Mackey – hear from the new Chief Executive of NHS Improvement

    Jim Mackey's first speaking appointment as Chief Executive of NHS Improvement was at The King's Fund annual conference. He spoke about NHS deficits and how the newly formed NHS Improvement will approach its role.

  45. Lord Peter Smith: devolution of health and social care in Manchester

    Lord Peter Smith, Leader of Wigan Council and Chairman of the Greater Manchester Combined Authority, gives an update on the devolution of health and social care in Manchester.

  46. Hugh Taylor: the opportunities and risks of devolution

    Sir Hugh Taylor, Chairman, Guy’s and St Thomas’ and former Permanent Secretary at the Department of Health, assesses the opportunities and risks of devolution for the NHS and social care.

  47. Ruth Carnall: creating the authority for system leadership

    Dame Ruth Carnall talking about system leadership at the first of our 2015 series of leadership lectures.

  48. Robert Naylor: NHS funding and finances

    Sir Robert Naylor, Chief Executive, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, shares his perspective on the financial pressures facing the NHS.

  49. Saffron Cordery: what the election means for health and social care

    This was the first in a series of breakfast events focusing on the first 100 days of the new government and the prospects for health and social care. Saffron Cordery, Dr Sarah Wollaston MP and Nick Timmins discussed what the election result means for health and social care.

  50. Dr Sarah Wollaston MP: what the election means for health and social care

    This was the first in a series of breakfast events focusing on the first 100 days of the new government and the prospects for health and social care. Saffron Cordery, Dr Sarah Wollaston MP and Nick Timmins discussed what the election result means for health and social care.

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