The sustainability of the NHS and social care system is likely to become an even bigger issue in coming years, in the face of funding constraints, increasing demand, workforce shortages and wide variation in the quality and productivity of care. Our work on NHS finances is designed to help the health and care service to navigate these difficult times.
Our recent work and content on this topic is listed below.
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With the nation’s health fraying and health and care services under extreme strain, we set out the major challenges and four priorities for the new government.
Our REAL Centre release their report on how the levels of illness across different areas of deprivation in England are projected to change by 2040
Episode 42. What's happened to our economy and what does it mean for our health?
Health Foundation new analysis looks at health care funding in England
Good health and a thriving economy are inexorably intertwined in our response to the budget
Episode 41. With huge pressures on the NHS and squeezed public funds, what will its future look like?
Our immersive experience takes people through three different scenes, all set in one day in 2036, helping them imagine what a net zero NHS could look like and what we need to do to get there.
The public health grant has been cut by 28% on a real-terms per person basis since 2015/16.
Katherine Merrifield responds to the publication of the final local government finance settlement.
A comparison of how revenue is raised in social insurance and tax-funded health systems.
Adult social care in England is in crisis. Here, we summarise three broad options for funding reform and estimate their potential costs.
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