News and opinion 04/08/2017John ApplebyBen Gershlick
For years, international stats seemed to show the UK spending less of its national income on health care than other wealthy countries – but new figures show we may be keeping up with our peers after all. John Appleby has worked with Ben Gershlick of the Health Foundation to look at what this means...
Event 06/07/2017 • 08.30–10.30
The Nuffield Trust, in collaboration with MSD, is running a series of Brexit Breakfasts to discuss what the health and social care sector needs to survive and flourish as the UK leaves the European Union.
News and opinion 05/07/2017
The unique strengths of Scotland's NHS, in particular the way it improves quality and safety, could be undermined by serious financial pressure over the next few years.
News and opinion 11/01/2017Femke van der Brug
As part of a research internship at the Nuffield Trust, Femke van der Brug compared hospital readmission rates in English hospitals to those in her native Netherlands, and made some striking findings.
News and opinion 25/10/2016
Nigel Edwards comments on the Bengoa report into healthcare reform in Northern Ireland.
News and opinion 21/09/2016
Nuffield Trust Chief Economist John Appleby comments on new OBR projections, which show that health spending as a share of GDP could increase from 7.4 per cent now to 8.8 per cent in 2030.
News and opinion 07/09/2016Dr Ashish Jha
Dr Ashish Jha of Harvard Global Health offers a quick take on new evidence about wheteher Accountable Care Organisations in the United States can lower costs and improve quality.
Event 23/06/2016 • 09.00–17.00Dr Rebecca RosenHelen ParkerSharon LambStephanie Kumpunen
A primary care conference in collaboration with the Royal College of General Practitioners, NHS Alliance and the National Association of Primary Care.
News and opinion 11/05/2016Nigel Edwards
Nigel Edwards reflects on why adapting and replicating international care models is never quite as easy as it seems.
Resource 22/04/2016
The Welsh NHS is at the centre of the campaign for next month’s Assembly elections. But which of the country’s political parties is right about how it is doing? Who has the answers? And what don’t they dare to ask?