Martin Marshall
@MartinNMarshall
Followers
11K
Following
6
Media
59
Statuses
2K
Chair of the Nuffield Trust and the National Centre for Creative Health. Emeritus Professor of Healthcare Improvement at UCL. Recent past-chair of the RCGP.
Exeter, England
Joined March 2013
I will not be using X for the foreseeable future. LinkedIn will be my primary social media platform
2
0
5
GP partners voting for collective action is a watershed moment for the #NHS. š©ŗ @BecksFisher shares her thoughts. š https://t.co/nA4BNAM3Sb
0
5
4
Un-packing this a little more below..... (and looking at why we've landed up needing a rescue package to employ GPs when we desperately need to employ more GPs...)
š¢ Director of Policy & Research @BecksFisher responds to new GP funding: positive recognition that urgent action is needed & Govtās focus on GP is welcome, but ultimately a workaround that risks unintended consequences
1
12
10
š The government has announced a new pay offer for #JuniorDoctors - a 22% average increase over 2 years. What does this really mean in practice and how will it affect the #NHS in financial terms? Our Q&A with @sallygainsbury sets out the detail. š https://t.co/ecRNI469Tj
nuffieldtrust.org.uk
The government has announced a new pay offer for junior doctors, reported as a 22% average increase over two years. But what does this really mean in practice and how will it affect the NHS in...
1
3
1
Others tend to favour an accreditation model, using predefined criteria but with an emphasis on improvement rather than judgement and no single or 2 word summary ratings
@MartinNMarshall Can you say more about other countries approaches?
0
0
1
Thereās no doubt that CQC stopped listening some time ago. But it isnāt the regulator that needs rethinking (4th time lucky?), itās the dysfunctional model of regulation thatās the problem. It isnāt an accident that no other country has copied our approach.
3
7
24
Iām honoured and delighted to be taking over from Alan as Chair of the National Centre for Creative Health. The evidence that creative activities are good for your health is growing and convincing. We now need a strategic approach to embedding creative health in practice
We're delighted that Prof. Martin Marshall has become NCCH Chair of Trustees, following Lord Howarthās distinguished tenure as inaugural Chair. Martin is Chair of the Nuffield Trust, Emeritus Prof of Healthcare Improvement at UCL, & previous Chair of RCGP. https://t.co/AY0MJgxOU4
7
6
33
š āThe worrying reality is that, four years on, neither the NHS nor social care are in a much more resilient state and in some areas they are weaker." @Thea_Stein responds to the first report from the @covidinquiryuk published today š https://t.co/YM4yH18iMr
0
9
6
Many congratulations Anna, exiting times, much to do
Here it is. The results are in. Thank you to the people of Shipley for putting your trust in me. I will not let you down.
0
0
2
This is what I said about the last SoS. She didnāt but apparently Streeting will. Cautious celebration, small symbolic actions matter.
Iām looking forward to hearing the new Secretary of State making her first announcement from a general practice in Hull rather than St Thomasās ITU
0
0
10
āIn recent years, the proportion of NHS funding spent on general practice has declined, the number of full-time qualified GPs has fallen, public satisfaction has plummeted and GPs feel that the quality of care they provide is deterioratingā @HealthFdn
https://t.co/nuIB80nQDx
health.org.uk
Data on the health of general practice in England, including appointments and workforce.
0
6
5
The NHS struggles on only with the support of non-recurrent and ad hoc resources, usually provided late in the day to avert a crisis. The next government needs to be more strategic to allow local NHS leaders to plan properly.
0
2
3
āFunding growth for acute hospital health services hugely outpaced growth in funding for services provided closer to home. Spending on community servicesā¦ā¦was cut in real terms in three out of the six years to 2022/23ā ā¦@Thea_Steinā©
nuffieldtrust.org.uk
0
6
4
What does the #NHS workforce need from the next government? Our workforce expert @Billy_Palmer_ sets out what the priorities should be to address staffing issues. #GeneralElection š¼ Read our full workforce briefing here: https://t.co/rr3c3ViRxK
1
8
8
š The current pay-setting process for NHS doctors and nurses is not fit for purpose. In a new long read, Rachel Hutchings looks at how other countries set wages and what the #NHS can learn. Read our thread š https://t.co/Y9YyIgm02t
nuffieldtrust.org.uk
Itās clear that whoever forms the next government will inherit an NHS workforce in England that has been far from content when it comes to their pay and working conditions, with nurses, consultants...
1
2
2
Overseas care workers can no longer bring dependents and that's having an impact on numbers coming over, says @NinaHemmings92. Another reason for the drop is the criteria care providers have to meet to become licensed sponsors have become quite onerous. https://t.co/90AzD8X1lq.
telegraph.co.uk
Applications from overseas workers fell 62pc after the ban on dependants was announced
1
6
3
āThe fact that more people are paying out of pocket at a time when the economy is tight..suggests they are turning to the private sector out of desperation... That means that the balance of care is shifting from care based on need, to care based on willingness and ability to payā
š There's still strong public support for the #NHS's funding model. But with the health service experiencing difficulties, @markgdayan @sallygainsbury & @StutiBagri explore how the role of the private sector has changed in UK health care. Read here: https://t.co/6OV7qrbFeo
0
4
5
We're delighted to announce His Majesty The King as our new Royal Patron. āAs well as being an honour for the College, this is a testament to the hard work of our GP members and their teams and the care they deliver to their patients.ā @KamilaRCGP ā”ļø https://t.co/zTZ9zIs6Cv
19
20
86
What a fantastic intervention to reduce falls in care homes - as long as youāre not addicted to caffeineā¦ Switching to decaf leads to reduction in falls, care home trial suggests https://t.co/cgMeQtB6Ug via @LaingBuisson News
laingbuissonnews.com
Care home residents who switched to decaffeinated hot drinks had fewer toilet-related falls, trial results have shown.
0
2
3
Helen Buckinghamās wisdom shines through! The Nuffield Trust will miss you Helen, thanks for everything youāve done for us over the years.
Retweet of earlier thread with working links this time! As I prepare to move on from the @NuffieldTrust next week I've been thinking about some of the things I have found myself saying repeatedly over the last 7 years. A thread... (1/10)
0
0
1