Inequality isn’t just bad for people at the bottom of the heap
Yet another study has just been published showing that the UK is one of the …
Paradise Regained and Paradise Lost?
The transfer in 2013 of significant public health responsibilities and funding for the over fives …
Race equality and mental health
Over the past several years there has been a growing political consensus and convergence by …
NHS Reinstatement – Back to the Future?
The SHA has not discussed the proposed NHS Reinstatement Bill but established SHA policy as …
DevoManc issues for ‘dementia friendly communities’
I spent a lot of time physically in Manchester, for one reason or another. As …
Labour Leadership Poll
This poll is restricted to members of the Association. It is open until midnight on …
Inequality within our transport system
The Equality Trust has published our latest report. Taken for a Ride looks at the inequality …
Pregnant Mothers in Immigration Detention
Over the last two years I have been part of a small team of maternity …
Minutes of SHA Central Council June 2015
Minutes of the meeting held 6th June 2015 at the Unite Building, Holborn The Chair proposed, …
Did the NHS win or lose the election?
The Labour Party has claimed political ownership of the NHS since 1946. We like to …
Buurtzorg
Buurtzorg (“care in the community”) is what would be called in the UK a social …
Obesity: How Thatcherism made us fat
Clare Bambra and Ted Schrecker A 2010 editorial in the Journal of the American Medical …