Partners

The NHS Parliamentary Awards do not cost the NHS anything to run and are the only free awards programme in health and care.

If you are an organisation and interested in supporting the NHS Parliamentary Awards, please contact us at customer.service@totalpolitics.com.

Let’s come together to honour those who make a difference in health and social care. Sponsor the NHS Parliamentary Awards and join us in recognising the outstanding contributions of health and social care teams, organisations and volunteers. Be a part of something extraordinary, you won’t want to miss out on the celebrations.

The House

The House is the Media Partner for the NHS Parliamentary Awards

The House magazine is “Parliament’s own” publication, sent out to every Member of Parliament and Peer. Totally impartial and answerable to a cross-party editorial board, The House carries exclusive high profile interviews and articles from Parliamentarians and policy information. It’s very much the in-house publication for Parliament and, as such, is a hugely effective way to target MPs & Peers, removing any editorial agenda that might exist in other political publications.

Dods Events

Dods Events organises the NHS Parliamentary Awards

Dods Events is a division of Total Politics Group.  Total Politics Group specialises in media, events and training focused on politics, government and public policy. We believe in the value of expert insight and engagement.

Connect and communicate with senior government and public sector stakeholders and attendees at our events. Our unmatched network and knowledge means we deliver meaningful engagements that make a difference. From large scale exhibitions to intimate roundtables in Brussels, Holyrood or Westminster, our expert team curates events across the UK and Europe.

NHS England and NHS Improvement

NHS England in partnership with Dods-Events, organise the NHS Parliamentary Awards

The purpose of NHS England is to lead the NHS in England to deliver high-quality services for all. We do this by ensuring that the healthcare workforce has the right numbers, skills, values and behaviours to support the delivery of excellent healthcare; working with the wider NHS and our partners to optimise the use of digital technology, research and innovation, and to deliver value for money and increased productivity and efficiency; running the vital national IT systems which support health and social care; and the collection, analysis, publication and dissemination of data generated by health and social care services to improve outcomes for patients.

The NHS England Operating Framework sets out how we are supporting systems and providers to lead locally to improve the health of the population, improve the quality of patient care, tackle inequalities and deliver care more efficiently.

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