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Camille Oung @camille-oung.bsky.social · 30/07/2025

Bit more of a personal blog today - some reflections on being awarded an @nihrsscr.bsky.social Career Development Award and how it has helped me ground my social care research around local people and practice, and build great networks along the way: sscr.nihr.ac.uk/blog-reflect...

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BLOG: Reflections on my Career Development Award - NIHR SSCR

Developing expertise and building networks Camille Oung, Nuffield Trust, (SSCR Career Development Award Alumni) My (right) visit to Nightingale Hammerson care home to shadow staff with my colleague Cy...

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Nuffield Trust @nuffieldtrust.org.uk · 03/07/2025

It's been a landmark day for the NHS. But what does it all mean? We asked @becksfisher.bsky.social, Director of Research and Policy

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Nuffield Trust @nuffieldtrust.org.uk · 03/07/2025

With the NHS 10 Year Plan to be shortly published, read our responses already from @theasrstein.bsky.social and @becksfisher.bsky.social on the plans for neighbourhood teams, dentistry and technology. www.nuffieldtrust.org.uk/news-item/nu...

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Nuffield Trust response to 10 Year Health Plan details on neighbourhood teams, dentistry and technology

Thea Stein and Becks Fisher respond to parts of the 10 Year Health Plan already trailed.

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Nuffield Trust @nuffieldtrust.org.uk · 11/06/2025

The #NHS settlement from the #spendingreview may look generous, but it soon melts away in the context of existing commitments - govt must be clear about the compromises. Social care is also unlikely to see the transformation we were promised. @sallygainsbury.bsky.social‬ response 👇

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Nuffield Trust response to the Spending Review

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Joseph Rowntree Foundation @jrf-uk.bsky.social · 11/06/2025

Earlier today, we heard the Chancellor @RachelReevesMP set out details of the government's multi-year spending review. She said it would 'ensure that renewal is felt in people's everyday lives'. 🔽 1/5

Quote card with JRF chief exec Paul Kissack saying "Today's spending review had some welcome first steps on housing, child poverty and crisis support for the poorest people. These need to be backed by decisive action at the budget to improve living standards directly, along with stopping the cuts to disability benefits and delivering a strong child poverty strategy."

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ATD Quart Monde @atdqm.bsky.social · 05/06/2025

Le nouveau RSA, c’est la déshumanisation à grande échelle Moins de droits, plus de contrôle. Moins de conseillers, plus de sanctions. Moins d’écoute, plus d’algorithmes. Ce n’est pas la pauvreté qu’on combat, c’est les pauvres qu’on accuse. Réaction👇 www.atd-quartmonde.fr/actualites/d...

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Décret sanctions RSA : les pauvres toujours coupables - ATD Quart Monde - France

Le décret du 31 mai 2025 qui instaure un nouveau régime de sanctions pour les allocataires du RSA marque un tournant majeur dans la politique sociale de l’État : désormais, ... Lire la suite

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Nuffield Trust @nuffieldtrust.org.uk · 04/06/2025

Are you working at an ICS in a strategic role focused on community-based care, inequalities, or support for older people? Take part in the survey we are carrying out on behalf of the CQC and help inform this year's State of Care report. Deadline 25 June. Access our 10-15 minute survey, here 👇

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For CQC's 2025 State of Care report, an annual assessment of health care and social care in England

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Nuffield Trust @nuffieldtrust.org.uk · 14/05/2025

TODAY: We are hosting the #RapidEvaluation Conference 2025 alongside @healthfoundation.bsky.social at BMA House. The day of panels and workshops will consider how health and social care can make the most of the shift to digital, with a robust and timely evidence base as important as ever.

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Nuffield Trust @nuffieldtrust.org.uk · 12/05/2025

NEW: Ending care worker recruitment from abroad is hugely risky for a #socialcare sector facing a vacancies void, and reforms to make care jobs more attractive for UK workers won’t kick in for years. Read the response from our social care expert @natashacurry.bsky.social here: buff.ly/3mLe7p9

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Nuffield Trust response to the government's immigration white paper

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Nina Hemmings @ninahemmings.bsky.social · 12/05/2025

Déjà vu for social care? Reflections on today’s Immigration White Paper (a thread) 🧵

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Nina Hemmings @ninahemmings.bsky.social · 12/05/2025

Last week we warned about govt making sudden changes to immigration rules without a full assessment of the impact on health & care 👇 Now, ahead of the Immigration white paper, care employers may be facing a void: the end of overseas recruitment, higher ENICs, & no higher pay offer for domestic staff

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Nuffield Trust @nuffieldtrust.org.uk · 09/05/2025

NEW ANALYSIS explores how approaches to #AssistedDying vary internationally. The Nuffield Trust holds a neutral position on the legalisation of assisted dying in the UK. Our analysis reviews the evidence for jurisdictions where it has been implemented, to help inform debate. 🧵1/9 buff.ly/CTLXDjs

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Diverging paths: How other countries have designed and implemented assisted dying

As the assisted dying Bill returns to the House of Commons next week, this in-depth analysis offers evidence from a wide range of contexts to further inform the debate. What can the UK learn from…

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Nuffield Trust @nuffieldtrust.org.uk · 05/05/2025

NEW: @commonshealth.bsky.social has published its report on the cost of inaction on #socialcare. It shows inaction on reform is not sustainable and has severe consequences. Our social care expert @natashacurry.bsky.social has responded. Read her thoughts here: buff.ly/tqVnbZC

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Camille Oung @camille-oung.bsky.social · 02/05/2025

The terms of reference for the Casey Review have been launched today, with a focus on building consensus over tangible recommendations to improve adult social care over the next ten years. A few takes from me and @cglobont.bsky.social .social & @natashacurry.bsky.social: www.gov.uk/government/p...

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Independent commission into adult social care: terms of reference

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Amnesty International UK @amnestyuk.bsky.social · 13/02/2025

📣 We had to bring this to the UN… We joined activists at @grippuk.bsky.social to expose how the UK fails to protect our everyday rights—and what must change.

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Koldo Casla @koldocasla.bsky.social · 14/02/2025

This is the 1st time, as far as I can gather from my own research, that the CESCR has raised the issue of children in care from families in poverty in relation to any country. The UK Gov admitted failure, and that it has to change. It's something to hold them to account in the future. #CESCR2025 🇬🇧

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