Conference/seminar 16/10/2018 • 17.45–20.00
Since 2000 the NHS in England has seen at least six major national plans, accompanied by at least ten reorganisations at various levels. With a new plan now being written that aims to last until 2028, backed by tens of billions in extra funding, there are high stakes in getting it right this time. J...
Briefing 10/10/2018
Nuffield Trust submission to the Health Select Committee (September 2018)
Blog post 11/09/2018Dougal Hargreaves
Co-author of new research today that shows a rise in children and young people with a long-standing mental health condition, Dougal Hargreaves looks at the possible reasons behind it and what the response should be.
Press release 11/09/2018
For the first time the NHS's underlying deficit has been published by NHS Improvement.
Blog post 10/09/2018Sarah ScobieLaura Schlepper
With technology in the health service always a talking point, Sarah Scobie and Laura Schlepper take a closer look at five common claims about the use of digital services in the NHS. Are some more true than others?
Press release 23/08/2018
Mark Dayan comments on newly published Government guidance on how the NHS and its suppliers should prepare for a no deal Brexit.
Blog post 09/08/2018Dr Rebecca Rosen
Following on from her previous blog this week, Rebecca Rosen looks at why GPs can be hostile about technologies they might find helpful, and proposes four ways to overcome the doubts.
Blog post 02/08/2018Mark Dayan
With speculation growing about the possibility of no formal agreement being reached during Brexit negotiations between the UK and the EU, Mark Dayan explores what crashing out without a deal could mean for the NHS.
Blog post 24/07/2018Nigel Edwards
Nigel Edwards looks at where the new health secretary could make a real difference following his recent appointment, while arguing there are other areas where he shouldn’t focus his attention.
Blog post 18/07/2018Richard Darch
In a guest blog, Richard Darch sets out a vision for the hospital of the future and introduces the idea of the health and wellness campus, describing it as something the public can really buy into and benefit from.