Signature book · Manuscript in development

Beyond the Hospital.

Mary Ajewole’s signature book on how Britain can build a neighbourhood health service that is local in delivery, clinical in discipline, digital by design and human at its core.

Mary Ajewole

Beyond
the Hospital

Building Britain’s Neighbourhood Health Infrastructure

Leadership · Care · Technology · Reform

The public argument

Community health must become national infrastructure.

The manuscript is being developed as a serious contribution to UK health reform. It argues that the hospital-to-community shift will remain incomplete until Britain invests in neighbourhood clinical capability, a stable workforce, connected information, public accountability and outcome-based commissioning.

Public argument

A clear thesis for leaders, clinicians, families and the public.

Institutional bridge

A credible connection between Mary’s ideas and Rhymacare’s operating model.

Coalition platform

A basis for roundtables, speaking, partnerships and policy engagement.

Read the opening argument →

Back cover

About the author

Mary Ajewole is a professional nurse and Founder and Executive Director of Rhymacare Group. With a first degree in Accountancy, her work focuses on community healthcare, responsible technology and institutional governance.

Mary Ajewole

Mary Ajewole

Professional Nurse
Founder & Executive Director, Rhymacare Group

Twelve-chapter architecture

From diagnosis to implementation.

01

The hospital-centred inheritance

02

Why fragmentation becomes harm

03

Home as a serious clinical setting

04

The neighbourhood health compact

05

Specialist capability closer to home

06

Families as partners in the pathway

07

The workforce that reform requires

08

The digital backbone of continuity

09

Responsible AI and public trust

10

Commissioning for outcomes

11

Building learning institutions

12

A ten-year implementation agenda