Public Policy Projects

Public Policy Projects (PPP) is a research organization that provides useful insights and solutions in various fields such as healthcare, social services, life sciences, and environmental issues like net-zero goals and climate change.

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Disruptions to supply and inequity of access to medicines endemic across England, new PPP report suggests

Nov 13, 2024 | publicpolicyprojects.com | Gabriel Blaazer

Medicines shortages are a stark and indiscriminate barrier to patient access to medicines. Patients are rationing their medicines and time pharmacists waste on sourcing medicines is time lost from the delivery of pharmacy services. There is variation in the uptake and deployment of NICE-approved medicines across integrated care systems, interfering with patients’ legal right to access these medicines, as outlined in the NHS constitution.
PPP launches new patient safety policy programme

Aug 9, 2024 | publicpolicyprojects.com | Gabriel Blaazer

The new programme is designed to embed patient safety as a core priority across national and local health systems PPP and Patient Safety Learning will develop the programme with a focus on how technology can enable patient centred patient safety A new editorial board will be established, chaired by Helen Hughes, where key stakeholders, including industry partners and patient leaders, will set editorial direction Global enterprise software company, RLDatix, is the first programme partner and...
Report calls for new NHS digital catalogue to meet productivity challenges - Public Policy Projects

Jun 24, 2024 | publicpolicyprojects.com | Gabriel Blaazer

The UK has been at the forefront of AI development, with the government investing significant sums. However, despite strong R&D across the country, the NHS is not always benefitting from advancements as there are barriers to scaling innovation. Barriers include workforce capability, funding to implement technology, IT resource capability and estates.
Appoint Chief Pharmacists and collaborate with industry to unlock value-based medicines optimisation - Public Policy Projects

Jun 21, 2024 | publicpolicyprojects.com | Samantha Semmeling

Medicines are the second highest cost to the NHS after staffing and present an untapped opportunity to meet ICS strategic priorities and deliver better value for money. Outcomes-centred contractual frameworks and greater stakeholder collaboration between the NHS and industry is required to unlock value-based medicines optimisation.
PPP acquires Precision Medicine Forum

Jun 3, 2024 | publicpolicyprojects.com | Jenny Jenkins

Announcing the news, Managing Director Lee Davies said:“Our acquisition of PMF builds on the PPP Global Genomics network and positions PPP at the heart of key developments in personalised medicine and its implications for health and life sciences.
What to know about prostate cancer: Interview with Prostate Cancer UK

Apr 22, 2024 | publicpolicyprojects.com | Gabriel Blaazer

Prostate Cancer is a cancer in the prostate gland. Men, transgender women and non-binary people who were assigned male at birth as well as some intersex people can have a prostate gland. It is usually the size and shape of a walnut and grows bigger as you get older. It is situated underneath the bladder and is responsible for helping to make semen – the fluid that carries sperm. Prostate cancer can develop when cells in the prostate start to grow in an uncontrolled way.
Long read: Accessing GP primary healthcare in England - Public Policy Projects

Mar 28, 2024 | publicpolicyprojects.com | Dean Thompson |Samantha Semmeling |Gabriel Blaazer

By Professor James Kingsland OBE, Dean Thompson PhD and Samantha SemmelingKey insightsGP-provided primary healthcare services are under increasing pressure, with rising service demand, greater case complexities, and a proportionally smaller GP workforce. As the provision of integrated care services is extended into community settings through multidisciplinary team-based care, there needs to be a cultural shift among both clinicians and patients to changing dependency on a GP as first contact.
Rising costs, hidden risks: the unseen epidemic of wound care

Mar 13, 2024 | publicpolicyprojects.com | Gabriel Blaazer |Bhawna Kanwal

By Bhawna KanwalWound care represents the third highest expense for the NHS, after cancer and diabetes, and cost the NHS £8.3 billion in 2017/18. PPP’s webinar provided a platform for stakeholders to address critical aspects of wound care, emphasising collaboration, the challenges with engaging primary care and the urgent need to improve commissioning practices.
How can we deliver more effective treatments for rare conditions?

Feb 29, 2024 | publicpolicyprojects.com | Chris Rice |Gabriel Blaazer

By Dr Chris RiceThe history of Rare Disease Day stretches back to 2008, when a handful of countries came together to bring attention to this often-overlooked community. Since then, the movement has grown exponentially, with over 100 countries participating in awareness campaigns, fundraising events, and advocacy efforts worldwide. For the estimated 300 million individuals living with rare diseases worldwide, each day is a battle against the unknown.
Challenges preventing the NHS from harnessing genomics

Aug 21, 2023 | publicpolicyprojects.com | Chris Rice

By - In recent years there have been significant advancements in the field of genomics, which have allowed researchers to map and understand the function of the total genetic material present in a patient. However, the NHS has been slow to take advantage of these breakthroughs.