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NHS Digital

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NHS Digital

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Although this report focuses on the social care system in England, UK figures are presented here as the best available comparable data.

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IOTF stands for International Obesity Taskforce.

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Ng and others (2014) Global, regional, and national prevalence of overweight and obesity in children and adults during 1980–2013: a systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2013, The Lancet.

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Office for National Statistics, Vital Statistics: Population and Health Reference Tables.

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OECD health data set 2017.

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NHS England winter daily SitRep 2017-18 data.

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In 2017/18 prices. ‘OBR’ line shows how much would be spent on health in England if spending rose in line with projections by the Office for Budget Responsibility. ‘Long run average’ shows how much would be spent on health if spending returned to the historical average of 4 per cent a year.

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Nuffield Trust analysis of multiple sources; Department of Health annual report and accounts 2016/17; Autumn Budget 2017.

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Nuffield Trust analysis of publicly available NHS data.

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HM Treasury and Infrastructure and Projects Authority, Private Finance Initiative and Private Finance 2 projects: 2016 summary data

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Net agreement/satisfaction = strongly + fairly agree/satisfied minus strongly + fairly disagree/dissatisfied
NB: Results are based on survey responses weighted for trust size and differences in occupational group proportions

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NHS England and Picker Institute (Staff Survey 2016 Detailed Spreadsheets)

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Nuffield Trust calculations

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Office for Budget Responsibility (2016) Economic and Fiscal Outlook: November 2016. Office for Budget Responsibility. p. 17.

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NHS England, KH03 data collection

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Office for National Statistics

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Information Service Division; N.Ireland Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety.

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The data has been adjusted to real terms in 2013 pounds using the Gross Domestic Product (GDP) deflator from HM Treasury.

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England Health & Social Care Information Centre Wales Health Statistics and Analysis Unit, Welsh Government Scotland Information Service Division, Scotland N.Ireland Department of

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OECD (2016) OECD Health Statistics 2016.

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