Did funding cuts in health and social care budgets lead to excess mortality in England?
Does the latest research into the impact of austerity in health and social care on mortality establish a clear causal relationship?
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NHS winter pressures: Being in hospital
In this January 2018 blog, we looked at what was happening inside hospitals last winter.
Tools for the day job: Adding quality and systems to public health practice
The crucial task for senior public health professionals now is to influence systems, and that means we need to understand both systems approaches, and leadership in systems.
Healthy food needs to be affordable for everyone
We need to lift the barriers preventing people from eating the best food they can: the food we all deserve.
NHS winter pressures: Going home from hospital
Tim Gardner looks at delays leaving hospital and returning home last winter.
Tackling food environments is key to helping us eat well
What the UK would look like if we were all eating more veg?
Brexit: Time to get serious about health in all policies
What are the implications of Brexit for public health and policymaking in the UK? Jane Landon, Strategy Advisor for the Health Foundation, writes about the risks and opportunities.
Tackling food poverty
In the face of financial pressures, what actions can be taken to reduce food poverty in local areas?
Scaling up innovation in the NHS requires action at multiple levels
How can we ensure the successful uptake of innovations in health care to relieve the NHS’s financial and operational pressures? Will Warburton and David Albury write about the latest research report o...
Bad housing leads to bad health
Over the past 5 years of my life, I have been a renter. My experience of living in rented accommodation has not often been great. Mould, damp, cramped conditions and absentee landlords aren’t unusual....
