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National Voices’ Vision for improving patient experience of diagnosis, published today, is signed and endorsed by 58 health and care charities.

National Voices and the Richmond Group of Charities, supported by 71 patient charities, have today issued a joint statement calling for the NHS Constitution consultation process to be urgently paused, amid concerns regarding accessibility and the disruption to this process following the General Election announcement.

National Voices’ initial response to the proposed changes to the NHS Constitution.

In what will almost certainly be an election year, National Voices has published its Policy and Communications Priorities for 2024/2025.

The Share for Better Care campaign, launched by the Care Quality Commission and Healthwatch England in collaboration with National Voices and a range of other excellent partners, aims to encourage everyone to give feedback on their experiences of care, particularly people more likely to experience poorer care and inequalities who are less likely to give their feedback.

Jacob Lant, Chief Executive of National Voices, responds to the announcement that ‘Martha’s Rule’ will be rolled out in hospitals across England from April.

Find out more about how National Voices, CQC and the Point of Care Foundation will set up a rigorous, scalable, self-assessment framework for Integrated Care Systems.

The NHS and the government have published a plan to recover NHS dentistry, setting out a major new focus on prevention, good oral health in young children and the delivery of an expanded dental workforce.

In what will almost certainly be an election year, National Voices has published its Manifesto for Equitable Healthcare putting forth its three general election priorities.

National Voices, a 200-member coalition of health and care charities, has called on the Chancellor of the Exchequer to deliver an “immediate support package” for people living with health conditions and disability who are worst impacted by the cost of living crisis to “alleviate their suffering”.