Labour’s first 100 days in health and care policy
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The Health Foundation has been tracking the new government’s health and care policy choices. 100 days in, what does its record reveal so far?
General Election 2024 The UK’s health is fraying, the NHS is in crisis, and people are struggling to get the care they need. So what must the next government do? Read our views and analysis on health and social care for the 2024 general election
On Friday 5 July 2024, Sir Keir Starmer's Labour party took office having won a landslide victory in the general election. Explore our work responding to major announcements and developments in health and care under the new government.
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Health at the heart of government
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Briefing
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29 July 2024
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- Briefing
- 29 July 2024
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This briefing sets out practical and achievable solutions for rebuilding the health of the UK through mission-driven government.
A new government and health after the general election: part 2 – with Hannah White and John McTernan
As the dust settles after the general election, what can we expect from the new government on health and care?
Tracking the first 100 days in health and care policy
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9 July 2024
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- Feature
- 9 July 2024
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Our first 100 days policy tracker documents major developments in health and care under the new Labour government. It will cover the NHS, social care, public health and the building blocks of health –...
A landslide: where now for health?
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The new government's super-majority will not reduce the massive challenges ahead, many of them in our backyard – health. So what next?
The Health Foundation responds to Sir Keir Starmer's first speech as Prime Minister
Dr Jennifer Dixon, Chief Executive of the Health Foundation, responds to Sir Keir Starmer's first speech as Prime Minister.
Can technology and AI ‘save the NHS’? A look at the main party manifestos
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The next government must prioritise supporting the implementation of technology in the NHS, and developing a comprehensive strategy for AI in health care, write Tim and Malte.
Social care after the general election: will anything change?
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Richard Humphries and Lucinda Allen look at what the main parties' manifesto commitments might mean for long overdue social care reform.
Gaping holes in a patchwork of policy proposals: what do the manifestos say on tobacco, alcohol and junk food?
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Adam Briggs reviews what the manifestos say on tobacco, alcohol and unhealthy food, and considers what national and local action would help.
NHS productivity: from diagnosis to action
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What does research tell us about the policies and action needed to boost NHS productivity?