The diabetes HotHouse is calling for applications! A reminder about Darzi deadlines and some encouragement for submitting entries to this years HSJ Value awards feature in this week's edition

We are excited to announce #Darzi19 is live! Sponsor recruitment is open and information on the programme is available here.

This bumper issue highlights some of the most prominent local and national initiatives in health and care. Read on

Accelerating Artificial Intelligence in Health and Care: State of the Nation report is live! Read about the findings and the new code of conduct the government launched right here

A collaborative state of the nation report on AI, written by KSS AHSN, Department of Health and Social Care and Office of Life Science is to launch at Expo next week! Find out more.

In this edition we look forward to the Health and Care Innovation Expo in Manchester on 5 & 6 September and we offer our guest blog slot to Nuffield Trust and Richard Darch who discuss reinventing the hospital.

We are celebrating 70 years of the NHS! Find out about our #NHS70 Celebrations and have a read of our annual review.

In this issue we congratulate our KSS colleagues on their success at the HSJ Awards and we hand the blog space over to Rob Berry, Head of Innovation who talks about what to do when you can't afford cost-effective.

We are celebrating the relisencing of AHSNs! We look forward to Confed and CogX and we offer our guest blog to Paul Corrigan as we anticipate the 70th birthday of the NHS.

Find out about the AHSN Network AI Initiative and the launch of our new survey that will scope out AI in healthcare.

We have rebranded collaborate and we launch it's new look in a special feature edition on the first ever National Bridging The Gap Event in London!

Read about our plans for this new financial year and our next lisence, and how these compliment the Berwick Tripple Aims. We also look into an independant evaluation of the NIA and the £12m savings it has created in year 1.

In celebration of AF Awareness Week (November 19-25) KSS AHSN is working with a pilot group of GP surgeries in Surrey to support practice staff in better identifying and treating high risk patients with AF.

A new report outlines how high performing specialist trusts have the potential to do more to benefit the wider NHS.

Tens of thousands of people with Type 1 diabetes across the country will benefit from life changing glucose monitors on the NHS.

ABHI has signed a memorandum of understanding with the AHSN Network. The partnership will see a joint commitment to developing and delivering services of mutual benefit, with a consistent process, irrespective of the individual AHSN they are working with.

Some of England’s most pioneering NHS organisations recognised for their work in adopting new technologies and models of care to improve outcomes for patients are celebrated in a national report launched today.