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Shifting from the previous service design and delivery model The Universal, Universal Plus, and Universal Partnership Plus model has been at the forefront of service

Is flexible working here to stay? As we have settled into our new offices in central Leeds over the last few months, our team has

Following the return to restriction-free learning on September 6th, the demand for 0-19s/25s healthcare services, in particular CAMHS, is bound to experience yet another surge.

  Almost two years later than the Gender Recognition Act consultation, the UK government published their response on the 22nd of September 2020. Their response

Importance of Health Assessment Reviews for Children and Young People in Care Year on year the number of children in care has consistently risen, increasing

At HealthBid we have plenty of experience in writing and reviewing APMS bids for our clients. With a large number of GPs operating under this type

How COVID-19 Has Changed the Sexual Healthcare Sector Sexual health services were some of the first services to close their doors for face-to-face drop-in sessions

Alzheimer’s: What Is Alzheimer’s Disease and How Can We Better Understand It? In keeping with World Alzheimer’s Month, we are exploring the condition and how

  Social Value in Healthcare Bid Responses Social value has long been a key component of a great, winning healthcare bid. In more recent years,

Aching Joints? Ehlers-Danlos Syndromes (EDS) are hereditary disorders that impact the connective tissues in our bodies due to a lack of sufficient collagen, or structurally

Over the course of the last decade, a significant number of tender documents and specifications explicitly mention proportionate universalism as a key component in the