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Caution and vigilance must be maintained to keep up momentum
The NHS Confederation has responded to the latest Downing Street press briefing.
Clear communication vital to help vaccination programme continue at pace
The NHS Confederation has commented on the change in advice from the JCVI on the AstraZeneca vaccine.
PCN Network announces expanded board
The NHS Confederation has expanded the board of its PCN Network to reflect the diversity of roles within primary care networks and greater geographical representation across England.
Continue to be cautious to keep progress going
The NHS Confederation has commented on the latest test and trace figures.
Female health and care staff report deteriorating health because of COVID 19
The physical and mental wellbeing of female health and care staff in England significantly worsened as a result of working through the COVID-19 pandemic with a marked deterioration since last summer, the results of a new survey show.
COVID-19 and the female health and care workforce survey update
Read this new report from the Health & Care Women Leaders Network, presenting the findings of a survey to find out how the impact of the pandemic on women working across health and care changed as the crisis progressed.
SAGE figures reassuring but vigilance still needed
The NHS Confederation has commented on SAGE data on COVID vaccination.
NHS Confederation 'united with people of India'
The NHS Confederation’s chairman Lord Victor Adebowale has commented on the ongoing situation in India.
Sir Simon Stevens ‘has left lasting legacy for NHS’
The NHS Confederation has commented on the news that Sir Simon Stevens is to step down.
New cases down but key to success is supporting self-isolation
The NHS Confederation has commented on the latest test and trace figures.
Caution needed despite new findings and booster order shot in arm for vaccine programme
Commenting on the latest Downing Street press briefing, Danny Mortimer, chief executive of the NHS Confederation, said:Caution needed despite new findings and booster order shot in arm for vaccine programme
36 organisations endorse new joint paper calling on the next Welsh Government to show national leadership on ending inequalities
With just one week to go before the Senedd election, 36 organisations from across health, social care, transport, and housing have signed up to a joint paper which calls for urgent Welsh Government action on health inequalities.
Vaccination milestone evidence of heroic NHS efforts but crisis not over
The NHS Confederation has commented on the news that 25 per cent of adults have now had two doses of a COVID vaccine.
Social care reform 'urgently and desperately needed'
Social care reform is now urgently and desperately needed, and the Government must set out a clear timetable, NHS Confederation chairman Lord Victor Adebowale has said.
‘Remarkable’ vaccine efforts raise hopes of normality on the horizon
Ruth Rankine responds to the launch of the Government’s ‘Every vaccine gives us hope’ campaign
We need the public to continue to stick to the rules so that we have the best possible chance
Darren Hughes, director of the Welsh NHS Confederation, responds to the latest three-week Coronavirus restrictions review by the Welsh Government.
Urgent action needed to address chronic undersupply of NHS staff
National health bodies call on Prime Minister to address NHS staff shortage
Increase in ethnic minority vaccine uptake impressive, but vigilance remains crucial
Dr Layla McCay responds to latest Downing Street press conference with Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Dr Nikki Kanani
European Data Protection Board paves way for continued sharing of health data between EU and UK
The European Data Protection Board’s Opinion on the draft UK data adequacy decisions gives the green light to UK data protection standards, paving the way for uninterrupted sharing of relevant health data between the EU and UK, the NHS Confederation says.
Government urged to act decisively with foreign travel restrictions as over 8m second vaccine doses administered
Dr Layla McCay responds to health secretary Matt Hancock’s statement to the House of Commons