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Sarah Walter

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Neighbourhood health is best delivered at 'place'

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By Sarah Walter, NHS Confederation
| Healthcare Leader Verified
The Labour Government’s message is simple: improve the nation’s health by delivering better and more preventative care closer to where people live their lives, improving their experiences of services and ensuring their contribution to a prosperous, growing economy. This is what the Secretary of State Wes Streeting’s ‘three shifts’ aim to achieve, and what next year’s 10 Year Plan for Health will seek to set in motion.
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Public and participant involvement as a pathway to inclusive dementia research

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By Sarah Walter, Ríona McArdle, Emily A. Largent, Rebecca Edelmayer
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Alzheimer's disease (AD) and related dementias (ADRD) represent an urgent health need with a growing global impact as the number of people living with ADRD is expected to increase to 155 million by 2050.1, 2 People living with dementia exist within a widening chasm of heath disparities, particularly for individuals who have been minoritized due to race, ethnicity, immigration status, gender and sexual identity, religion, and socio-economic status.
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Increased CQC fees for ICBs threaten drive to improve care

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By Sarah Walter
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Corona Virus breaking news and critical stories remain free for registered users Certain articles and Insight pieces remain paying-subscriber only content As a registered user you will get access to: Daily News: an essential email round-up of all the latest news, comment and best practice Breaking news headlines delivered directly to your inbox Limited access to hsj.co.uk Already registered to HSJ? Sign in now
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