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Our members by role


Health care professionals in conversation
The staff who oversee, commission, manage and deliver health services across the NHS, working in primary and acute care and commissioning bodies. 
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Nurses and doctors working in management and leadership roles, within both executive and clinical management.
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Chief executives and directors operating across our health and care systems, and within government arm's length bodies.
Strategists meeting
Strategy and business development leaders within health and care organisations, and regulators, inspectors and policy makers in national bodies.
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Line managers and specialist professionals working in fields such as finance, facilities management, commercial, communications and PPM.

Our members by employer

Managers working in health roles for government and arm's length bodies across the UK, plus the clinical unions and  health sector associations.
Service Delivery
The senior staff of NHS service delivery and commissioning bodies such as NHS trusts and and CCGs in England and Scotland's health boards.
Managers working in businesses, charities and social enterprises providing health services through both the public and private sectors.
Care delivery
Leaders and managers in the  private and volunteer sector organisations delivering social care services across the UK, and health staff in Northern Ireland's public social care bodies.

Our members by location
Health and care managers working in the public, private and voluntary sectors across England.
Health and care managers working in the public, private and voluntary sectors across Northern Ireland.
Health and care managers working in the public, private and voluntary sectors across Scotland.
Health and care managers working in the public, private and voluntary sectors across Wales.
The Lucy Letby case demands a comprehensive and thoughtful response. Statutory regulation of managers may be a part of that, but won't be a quick fix. Right now, we need to tackle a culture that deters staff, patients and the public from raising concerns about NHS care.
22nd Sep 2023
By Jon Restell
Leading Edge
NHS managers have their say on professional regulation, suggesting it won't improve how the NHS handles concerns raised by staff.
8th Dec 2023
By MiP
News

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