Public argument
A clear thesis for leaders, clinicians, families and the public.
Signature book · Manuscript in development
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.
Building Britain’s Neighbourhood Health Infrastructure
The public argument
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.
A clear thesis for leaders, clinicians, families and the public.
A credible connection between Mary’s ideas and Rhymacare’s operating model.
A basis for roundtables, speaking, partnerships and policy engagement.
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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
Professional Nurse
Founder & Executive Director, Rhymacare Group
Twelve-chapter architecture