Providers and Neighbourhood Health
This paper looks at how providers need to adjust to work effectively with neighbourhood health models.
A Year in the Chair: Reflections and priorities from NAPC’s clinical leadership
A year into his role as NAPC Clinical Chair, Andy Brooks reflects on what he has learned about neighbourhood health, from putting populations before structures to recognising relationships as a vital part of the infrastructure needed to deliver lasting change.
Can the SNP and MNP contracts liberate us?
Dr David Colin-Thomé explores how SNP and MNP contracts could enable locally led neighbourhood health, stronger partnerships and greater provider autonomy.
“Cautiously optimistic” – What we heard about the future of neighbourhood health
NAPC explores the future of neighbourhood health, what members think of new SNP and MNP contracts, and the risks and opportunities for primary care
A Trusted Presence Through a Complex Welfare Transition
How Debra Peter, CHWW, held together five strands of support so a digitally excluded resident never faced her benefits crisis alone.
Podcast: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once – Or Nothing, Nowhere, Never?
Andy Brooks describes the NHS’s vision of a comprehensive, universal and accessible neighbourhood service and how we can work towards that.
Protected: NAPC Live follow-up: Providers and Neighbourhood Health
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Stewardship of resources
What would it take for clinicians and care professionals to do this well?
From Isolation to Community Connection: Alia’s CHWW Story
Learn how community-based support helped Alia feel connected, confident, and part of her local neighbourhood.
Strengthening Communities with the British Red Cross
Discover how the British Red Cross is using the CHWW model to tackle health inequalities, support residents and strengthen community partnerships.
Why Health Economics Will Make or Break the New NHS
How health economics will shape NHS reform, helping ICBs, INTs and providers make better decisions with limited resources.
