Policy
Policy
Building an evidence base to establish and build resilient health systems. The development of interventions and support to build and strengthen health systems.
The UK’s National Health Service (NHS) is one of the world’s best healthcare systems for equitable service and access and has over 70 years of developing healthcare policy that ensures delivery of high-quality care to patients.
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- This long history of evolving the NHS to adapt to changing patterns of disease, developments in research (the UK has many world firsts) and consumer expectations means that we are highly experienced and are able tooffer this service to all countries across the globe.
- NHS policy focuses on building a health system that it is fit for the future by:
- enabling everyone to get the best start in life regardless of who they are or where they live,
- helping communities to live well by being able to impact on the service they receive,
- helping people to age well by tackling age related illnesses and keeping people well in the community.
- We have award winning integrated care systems across the country and can evidence transformation between primary and secondary care. We offer NHS and other consultancy in these areas as well as data capture and analysis and population health management.
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The NHS Consortium for Global Health
The NHS Consortium for Global Health provides a point of access to a range of UK health organisations including NHS bodies, who between them make up the technical expertise in the core health system building blocks*.
The UK Government’s Global Better Health Programme (BHP) aims to address the growing burden of Non Communicable Diseases (NCD) such as heart disease and diabetes. It also aims to strengthen local health system structures by creating systems to improve quality of care.
The NHS Consortium has been created as part of the BHP and NHS Consortium advisors provide technical expertise in health system to system, peer to peer dialogue with BHP partner country governments, sharing good practice and lessons learned from implementing universal health coverage in the UK for over 70 years.
The Consortium provides the eight partner countries with the following services and offers:
- Convening participation from across the UK health sector
- Technical research and scoping
- Catalyst for strategic partnerships
- Building evidence, supporting cross country learning, and scaling up results
*Funded by the FCDO with processes in place to ensure that NHS resources are not distracted from their domestic healthcare responsibilities.