🔴 NHS "not ready" for its own diverse workforce 🔴 40% of doctors trained overseas - but facing "UK-trained is better" narrative 🔴 Risk of doctor exodus if they don't feel welcome REMINDER: Three healthcare regulators discuss workforce racism in this #VoicesOfCare episode. CQC CEO Sir Julian Hartley, GMC Chief Executive and Registrar Mr Charlie Massey and NHS Race & Health Observatory CEO Prof Habib Naqvi MBE examine whether the NHS is ready for its most diverse workforce in history. The discu

Care That Changes Lives: Colin's StoryColin, father to Thomas, a young adult with autism, shares what quality complex care means to his family.Anyone caring for someone with autism knows the reality—constant engagement, endless vigilance, and the physical and emotional toll of 24/7 support. Without professional care, Colin and his family would struggle to maintain their business or have any life beyond caring for Thomas.But with the right care team, everything changes."They look after Thomas as

🎧 Reminder: Have you listened yet? Our special episode from the CMSUK Awards is still generating powerful conversations across the sector. If you missed it last week, now's your chance to hear six incredible voices discussing what really matters in case management and rehabilitation—from early intervention and tech innovation to adaptive adventure and the ethics of care. Featuring Rhiannon Stokes, Stephanie Fleet, Matthew Hughes, Darren Edwards , Sue Reeve, and our very own Michelle Gorringe. L

"We can use technology in a systematic way to transform the way that we deliver services"- Ming Tang, Chief Digital and Information Officer at NHS England, unveils a technological revolution for health on the latest #VoicesofCare episode. A truly patient-empowered NHS? "The single patient record is borne if we really want to make the NHS patient centric" - but that means challenging the current ways of working. True inclusion isn't optional: "With the neighbourhood teams there's a real opportuni