The Prime Minister’s commitment to reforming social care has become emphatically clear again this week. After he pledged a National Care Service that is free at the point of use, Camille Oung looks at...

With the term ‘personal care’ recently appearing in the debate on social care, what does it actually mean? Camille Oung, Nina Hemmings and Laura Schlepper give their expert take.

Natasha Curry responds to the Prime Minister's comments at the Labour Party Conference.

As new analysis this week compares the NHS that Labour inherited in 1997 with the health service in 2024 – both landmark years for the party after coming to power after a long time in opposition – Leo...

As new analysis this week compares the NHS that Labour inherited in 1997 with the health service in 2024 – both landmark years for the party after coming to power after a long time in opposition –…

With Yvette Cooper announced this week as the new Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Thea Stein and Leonora Merry argue she will need to be honest about what is real progress in the NHS…

The failure of successive governments to confront the problem carries a heavy political cost

With Yvette Cooper announced this week as the new Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Thea Stein and Leonora Merry argue she will need to be honest about what is real progress in the NHS an...

Thea Stein responds to the new Prime Minister’s comments on social care and the announcement of a new Secretary of State for Health and Social Care.

How do think tanks build trust in an increasingly fragmented information environment? Speakers from the Institute for Fiscal Studies, the Institute for Government and the Nuffield Trust shared...

No sessions match that search.

Too many older teenagers face difficulties when moving from paediatric to adult health services, with conflicting approaches across the NHS making it impossible for some young people to know who reall...

With Wes Streeting moving on from his role as the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Mark Dayan looks back at his tenure and picks out the key lessons that his successor would do well to h...

With the 10-year health plan criticised for lacking detail on how the litany of initiatives and ideas within it will be delivered, the recently published neighbourhood health framework was meant to he...

The UK cost-per-QALY threshold remains a pivotal component of health technology assessment (HTA). Yet its meaning, credibility, and operational role are increasingly contested. The threshold is often

We are delighted that Natasha Curry has been awarded an MBE in the New Year Honours.

Thea Stein responds to the government’s proposals to improve dental care for people with the most urgent needs.

Why is there a shortage of training posts for resident doctors?

The abolition of NHS England creates both risks and opportunities.

Exploring 15 jurisdictions across the world, this is the most detailed look to date at what the UK can learn from other countries as the UK and Scottish Parliaments debate bills to legalise assisted d...

This morning the government unveiled new league tables for all providers across the NHS. Interviewed on Radio 4 this morning, Secretary of State Wes Streeting described our concern that league tables ...