Teaser: This episode explores Stern’s ideas on climate, value and responsibility to future populations. A valuable listen for anyone interested in how health, economics and sustainability connect.

Teaser: This episode explores Rose’s thinking on prevention, risk and population health. A thoughtful listen for anyone interested in how small changes across whole populations can create big improvements in health.

Teaser: This episode explores Moore’s thinking on population health, leadership and public value. A useful listen for anyone interested in how systems can make better decisions for the people and communities they serve.

Teaser: Death of the guilds: Professions, states and the advance of capitalism,1930 to the present

Teaser: This episode explores Goldberg and Huxley’s ideas on mental health care, population need and service pathways. A thoughtful listen for anyone interested in how people move through systems and how support can be better organised.

Teaser: This episode explores Friedman’s ideas on outcomes, accountability and measuring what matters. A thoughtful listen for anyone interested in improving population health through clearer goals and better evidence of impact.

Teaser: This episode explores Murphy’s thinking on value and healthcare decision-making. A reflective listen for anyone interested in making better choices with limited resources.

Teaser: This episode explores Moore’s thinking on public value and leadership in public services. A useful listen for anyone interested in how healthcare systems can create value not just for individuals, but for whole populations.

Teaser: This episode explores Littlejohns’ ideas on evidence-based decision-making, value and priority-setting in healthcare. A useful listen for anyone interested in how health systems decide what should be funded, improved or reconsidered.

Teaser: This episode explores Hollnagel’s ideas on Safety-I, Safety-II and resilient systems. A thought-provoking listen for anyone interested in how healthcare can move beyond preventing failure to understanding and supporting everyday success.