Why are new dementia drugs not going to be rolled out on the NHS?
In his latest blog, Ben Williams shares his thoughts on the recent news that the first drug shown to slow Alzheimer’s is considered too costly for the NHS.
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Volunteering at Hope Family food bank
Christine’s blog shares her passion for volunteering and why it might just be right for you.
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Reflections from my second week as an intern at Care City
Sarah’s been here two weeks now. Her blog shares last weeks experiences of meeting the team IN PERSON (!) & connecting with the amazing participants of Shedlife.
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Managing the unpredictability of project management!
Pia shares her journey designing and rolling out the Redbridge “Enhanced Homecare” pilot and the challenges and learnings she experienced along the way.
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Life at Care City as an LIS intern
From accidents in a Waitrose lorry to Human Learning Systems and Miro boards, Sarah reflects on her first week at Care City.
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How we kept momentum & engagement when project timelines slipped.
Pia Barna & John Bryant’s Kit4Care blog series continues, at a point where project timelines start to slip.
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You don’t solve society’s challenges in meeting rooms
Michael Robert’s blog shares why we’re recognising storytelling as increasingly critical to our work & the need for co-produced responses to local challenges.
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Co-production…across the Digital Divide
Paul Corrigan’s blog looks at how we need to apply the spirit and imagination of co-production to overcome the digital divide.
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Health & social care collaboration – the power of co-design to improve patient care
The importance of designing ‘with’ and not ‘for’ people to enable truly effective health & care innovation that meets local need. Read more in Pia’s blog.