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How to close a quango: As DHSC prepares to absorb NHS England, we ask the experts
03 Jul Civil Service Reform

How to close a quango: As DHSC prepares to absorb NHS England, we ask the experts

In light of the government’s decision to merge NHS England into DHSC, CSW explores the dos and don’ts of closing a quango – and unpacks some potential issues with the health reform plans
by Tevye Markson
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NHS 10-year health plan 'published without delivery strategy'
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NHS 10-year plan sets out blueprint for redesigned centre
MP tables ‘real’ Hillsborough Law with duty of candour for civil servants
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MP tables ‘real’ Hillsborough Law with duty of candour for civil servants
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Jo Shanmugalingam gets DfT perm sec job
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How effectively is government coordinating efforts to get more people into work through healthcare reform?
01 Jul Health & Social Care
How effectively is government coordinating efforts to get more people into work through healthcare reform?
Government is banking on the success of its health mission to stem the tide of health-related benefit claims. But is the approach joined up enough to have an impact?
'A truly co-designed, collaborative effort': How the Evaluation Task Force shook up its annual conference
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'A truly co-designed, collaborative effort': How the Evaluation Task Force shook up its annual conference
This year, the Evaluation Task Force took a new approach to designing and
delivering its annual conference. CSW finds out more about how the event
was run and asks what others can learn from the experience
Spending Review 2025: Tight times ahead, but no return to austerity
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Spending Review 2025: Tight times ahead, but no return to austerity
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Breaking up is hard to do: What makes a machinery of government change successful?
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Breaking up is hard to do: What makes a machinery of government change successful?
MoG changes – what are they good for? We look back on 20 years of what some Whitehall watchers affectionately call “rearranging the deckchairs” to see what’s worked, and what’s been a waste of time and money
Coach's corner: Tips from an executive coach and former director general
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Coach's corner: Tips from an executive coach and former director general
Executive coach and former senior civil servant Peter Shaw on his time in government, the common mistake new leaders make and his advice for getting on in the workplace
Why the civil service should do more to protect its institutional memory
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Why the civil service should do more to protect its institutional memory
As churn rates fuel a new era of amnesia, Susan Allott asks if we can ever escape from Groundhog Day
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Public services in the age of AI: Putting people first in an intelligent economy Partner Content
01 Jul Digital, Data & Technology
Public services in the age of AI: Putting people first in an intelligent economy
The artificial intelligence revolution might be here, but are we ready to help shape it and ensure that people still come first? A recent Civil Service World webinar, in partnership with KPMG, explored the idea of an intelligent economy and how government can successfully build public services fit for the future
Hidden gem: Adele Gritten on delivering national priorities locally Partner Content
30 Jun Leadership
Hidden gem: Adele Gritten on delivering national priorities locally
As local government reform and the devolution agenda gather pace, CSW speaks to Local Partnerships CEO about helping central government departments bridge policy ambitions and frontline delivery
Building public services where people feel remembered, recognised and respected Partner Content
27 Jun Digital, Data & Technology
Building public services where people feel remembered, recognised and respected
New research from KPMG shows that citizens want more than just access to services, and at a recent immersive event in London, public sector leaders heard why digital transformation must start with empathy, not just technology
How government and the private sector are coming together to help vulnerable people Partner Content
25 Jun Operational Delivery
How government and the private sector are coming together to help vulnerable people
From supporting asylum seekers and the unemployed to helping prisoners rebuild their lives to make society safer, one question stands above all others: how can we deliver vital public services to vulnerable people amid tightening budgets and increasing demand?
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