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“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

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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.

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Protected: NAPC Live follow-up: Providers and Neighbourhood Health

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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.

Podcast
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.

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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.

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Accountability in Neighbourhood: Are we asking the right question?

As neighbourhood working develops, one question is repeatedly asked:

Where will accountability sit?

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Breaking Barriers: What’s Holding Back Integrated Care?

Despite years of policy, pilots and structural reform, the same barriers to integrated care keep resurfacing. Drawing on her MBA research and insights shared at NAPC Live, Dr Stephanie Coughlin explores what is really holding integration back, and what leaders can do differently.

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The system is changing fast.

For the first time, providers can hold population-based budgets and outcomes This moves neighbourhood health from idea → reality.

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I don’t understand. What is neighbourhood and how is it actually making a difference?

What does “neighbourhood” really mean in health and care? Andy Brooks explores how organising services around people can deliver real change