Tackling economic inactivity: examples of local action
With health-related economic inactivity remaining high in the UK, Carrie Shipley shares three takeaways from our recent webinar on taking local action.
With health-related economic inactivity remaining high in the UK, Carrie Shipley shares three takeaways from our recent webinar on taking local action.
The prime minister’s push for greater devolution and a focus on local outcomes is cause for optimism in the drive to support healthier lives.
Our new polling suggests the public prioritises more ambitious social care workforce policies as the new prime minister eyes up ‘bigger reform’.
Successive governments have promised and then failed to reform our broken social care system. We sketch out the potential costs of three options for funding reform to help inform Burnham’s approach.
Following efforts to address the ‘8am scramble’ for a GP appointment, the latest GP Patient Survey offers grounds for cautious optimism over improving access to general practice.
As Andy Burnham takes the reins, what is his distinctive contribution likely to be on health and care? Our Chief Executive, Jennifer Dixon, looks for clues.
Andy Burnham has been outspoken about his commitment to social care reform. Richard Humphries examines how this might translate in a Burnham premiership.
2 years since taking office and 1 year since its 10-Year Health Plan, how is Labour's health mission progressing?
A look at what actions can help embed sustainability into core policy, accountability and care delivery to help the NHS meet its net zero target.
A new report by the Strategy Unit shows how understanding failure demand can help shape action to improve productivity.