Issue 111
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Fall in health funding advantage raises “real concerns” about healthcare delivery
Growing cost pressures and a slower growth in the available budget when compared to England represents a “material risk” to…
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Increased number of children who require protection
Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, there has been a notable 8.9 per cent increase in the number of…
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Making a difference is in our DNA
Managing services that deal directly with vulnerable citizens brings huge responsibility, even more so in the current climate. Antony King,…
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Challenges in moving to a permanent digital delivery model for health
Following the publication of Northern Ireland’s Health and Social Care Digital Vision and Strategy, the Department of Health’s Chief Digital…
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Department of Health announces mental health strategy delivery plan
Although it could be curtailed due to the absence of an Executive for the foreseeable future, the Department of Health…
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Health inequality remains wide in Northern Ireland
A report by the Department of Health has found that, between 2018 and 2020, the gap in life expectancy between…
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Technology’s role in assisting Northern Ireland’s carers
Technology can play a vital role in alleviating pressures on carers and addressing loneliness, says Ulster University’s Joan Condell. The…
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GP surgeries at risk
Staffing difficulties, workload pressures, and inadequate premises are some of the challenges putting GP surgeries at risk in Northern Ireland.…
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The Shadow Secretary of State
Labour’s Peter Kyle MP was the subject of much attention recently when he stated that he would not hesitate to…
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Weak correlation between campaign spending and electoral success
Figures released by the Electoral Commission have shown that, whilst all the largest parties spent relatively similar amounts, campaign spending…
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