Thomas Cawston on reforming nurse to patient ratios

Nick Seddon explains why the NHS needs to break the habits of the past in order boost the service’s ability to take up and spread innovation.

Nick Seddon argues that state-funded patient hotels in Scandinavia could offer a model for better experience for patients and greater value for money for taxpayers.

Nick Seddon is quoted in an Economist article on private health care in England.

Thomas Cawston writes in City AM on examples of innovative delivery in healthcare from around the world.

Nick Seddon has written a blog for the International Partnership for Innovative Healthcare Delivery on innovation in healthcare around the world and the implications for the NHS.

Thomas Cawston argues in the Guardian Professional that the NHS should follow lessons of successful models of affordable healthcare from abroad.

Lord Darzi argues that the NHS needs to open itself up to the cutting-edge practices in place elsewhere.

Reform's report advocating a greater role for the private sector in prisons, received widespread coverage in print and media.

Nick Seddon argues that improving NHS hospitals means enforcing a culture of accountability, as the best do already.

There was widespread coverage of Reform’s conference on "The New NHS" and the speech made by the Secretary of State for Health.

Thomas responds to the Francis Inquiry supporting its conclusion that Mid Staff’s failure firmly lies with its leadership.