News

New data from National Voices and Ipsos finds that people with Long Term Conditions have significantly worse experiences of care, highlighting a need to get the basics right and to listen to patients in order to deliver on what matters to them.

The recent spending review sees a higher funding uplift for the NHS than many other services, with spending linked to enabling the 10 Year Health Plan. Yet we recognise that rebuilding trust in the NHS also depends on a sincere commitment to the wider determinants of health and meaningful social care investment.

National Voices’ research into marginalised communities in need of translation and interpretation services is set to have significant impact on NHS service provision.

Over the past few months, we have been working with Future Health and a selection of our members and sector experts to explore what opportunities there are to focus on providing more holistic support to people with chronic needs.

In the face of wide-upheaval in the way the NHS is managed, National Voices has published its policy priorities for the next year showing how we will be helping the NHS to continue focusing on what matters most to our members and the people we advocate for.

In March, National Voices was invited to give evidence at a specially convened Health and Social Care Committee, following the news of the abolition of NHS England, and 50% running cost cuts to integrated care boards (ICBs).

After a years’ hard work behind the scenes, we are delighted to have secured an agreement with the Royal Mail to create a special new NHS barcode which will ensure NHS letters will be prioritised for delivery in times of service disruption, such as strikes or failure to meet delivery targets.

Jacob Lant, Chief Executive of National Voices, has responded to the news on disability benefit cuts.

Jacob Lant, Chief Executive of National Voices, responds to today’s announcement of a new contract for GPs agreed between the Government and BMA.

Jacob Lant, Chief Executive of National Voices responds to the announcement that Amanda Pritchard, Chief Executive of NHS England, will step down at the end of March.