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19/04/2021
Creation of the new NHS – 19 April 2021
The big changes ahead in health and social care have far-reaching implications, with new responsibilities for many, a fresh outlook on how healthcare can and should be delivered, and a revised approach to regulation.
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12/04/2021
Joined up thinking – 12 April 2021
As we emerge from the pandemic, we must find ways to keep our minds open and our thinking fresh and connected. The best way to ensure that happens is to build lines of communication and keep talking to each other.
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06/04/2021
Time to flip the script – 6 April 2021
From future models of government to specific advice on the year ahead for NHS leaders, we see many opportunities to think afresh about trusted systems and old cultures. These are timely reflections. Good Friday is traditionally the day on which we launch our annual Festival of Governance, which this year is all about exploring new ways of doing things.
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29/03/2021
Doing things differently – 29 March 2021
On Thursday GGI hosted a book launch. Jaideep Prabhu’s How should a government be? nicely picks up from the debate that followed our annual lecture last year on how we can do democracy differently.
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15/03/2021
Relentless time – 22 March 2021
Tomorrow marks the anniversary of the first national lockdown in the UK. It brings the curtain down on the most extraordinary year in most of our lifetimes – a year in which it felt as though time stood still.
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08/03/2021
Collaboration – 8 March 2021
This week GGI celebrates its twelfth birthday, prompting a good deal of introspection and reflection on the remarkable journey we have enjoyed over the last 12 years – particularly the rollercoaster ride of the last 12 months.
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22/02/2021
Mission control – 22 February
As the public sector gears itself up for the major structural, legislative and cultural changes ahead, leaders could focus less on what must change and more on what outcomes they desire.
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