National commitments to transform and improve mental health care are welcome but extra funding needs to get through to the frontline and workforce gaps addressed in order for services to meet rapidly growing demand and transform for the future.
In support of World Suicide Prevention day, Ella Fuller shares why England’s suicide prevention strategy still needs to be backed by sufficient resources.
Ella Fuller
NHS Providers chief executive Sir Julian Hartley responds to a speech by the Prime Minister on the Darzi review and the latest NHS performance statistics.
Naomi Gornall, external affairs manager at Doctors in Distress, explores how the mental health and wellbeing of NHS staff can be supported.
Naomi Gornall
NHS Providers deputy chief executive Saffron Cordery responds to new plans by NHS 111 to offer crisis mental health support for the first time.
Saffron Cordery responds to a call by charities for government action to tackle poverty and boost children’s mental health.
Sir Julian Hartley responds to proposed government measures outlined in the King's Speech.
Sir Julian Hartley discusses the vital need for the next government to address the nation's mental health care deficit ahead of the general election.
Julian Hartley
Sir Julian Hartley responds to today's Liberal Democrats general election manifesto.
In support of Mental Health Awareness Week, Emily Gibbons shares how NHS trusts are making strides on integrating physical and mental health care.
Emily Gibbons
Saffron Cordery responds to NHS England figures showing more than 57,000 new and expectant mums received specialist support for mental health problems over the last year.
This briefing summaries the key findings from the CQC survey, areas identified by CQC for improvement, and sets out NHS Providers' view
Sir Julian Hartley responds to a Care Quality Commission survey which says people using community mental health services have poor experiences.
