The union for health and care managers
We publish interviews with health and care managers to explore their views and experiences on career development, policies and service delivery issues. And we produce a wide range of features – explaining the crucial contribution of managers in health and care delivery, and helping members to address challenges in their working lives. The listing below present all of our features in chronological order.
Some features are produced regularly in standard formats, and have dedicated pages on this site. These include Managing Better Care, examining how managers and clinicians work together to improve services; Tipster, presenting practical advice on developing your career and tackling workplace problems; The Sharp End, in which working managers give their uncensored views on how government policy affects their work; Leading Edge, our straight-talking opinion column by MiP chief executive Jon Restell; Casework stories, exploring how MiP has helped members with problems at work; and Legal Eye, setting out the key legal issues facing health and care managers.
Meet your reps: Tarlochan Boparai from Kent and Medway CCG explains how becoming an MiP rep has given him new skills and a sense of empowerment at work.
How Birmingham and Solihull united the whole health and care system around a common purpose: fighting the pandemic while keeping services running.
Black Lives Still Matter: Marie Gabriel, chair of the North East London Integrated Care System.
Black Lives Still Matter: Yvonne Richards, community care improvement adviser, NHS England & NHS Improvement
The NHS can’t afford unfair recruitment and promotion processes that discriminate against BAME people. We need a new evidence-based approach that focuses on leadership, accountability and removing bias from the system.
Black Lives Still Matter: Patricia Miller, chief executive, Dorset County Hospital Foundation Trust. Interview by Mercedes Broadbent
Black Lives Still Matter: Richard Stubbs, chief executive, Yorkshire & Humber Academic Health Science Network. Interview by Craig Ryan.
Black Lives Still Matter: Karen Bonner, chief nurse at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust. Interview by Craig Ryan.
Black Lives Still Matter: Prince Obike, transformation programme manager, NHS South West London CCG. Interview by Craig Ryan.
Black Lives Still Matter: Zoeta Manning, senior integration manager for frailty at Birmingham and Solihull CCG and former chair of MiP’s National Committee. Interview by Mercedes Broadbent.
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