Data story 18/11/2021
Each week we present analysis of data in chart form to illustrate some key issues and invite discussion. After the deadline passed last week, care home staff in England now need to have received two Covid-19 jabs to carry on working. In this week’s chart, Nina Hemmings looks at how many had been v...
Blog post 12/11/2021Billy Palmer
It was announced this week that front-line NHS staff in England must be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 from April next year. Given that the policy now exists, what can be done to mitigate the downsides? Billy Palmer describes the lessons to learn from other countries and sectors, and states five...
Latest data 11/11/2021Jessica Morris
Our monthly round-up of the latest NHS performance data.
Press release 11/11/2021Nuffield Trust
Sarah Scobie responds to the NHS monthly performance stats from NHS England and NHS Improvement.
Press release 10/11/2021
Sarah Scobie responds to Deaths registered in private homes, England and Wales: 2020 final and January to June 2021, provisional from the Office of National Statistics.
Press release 08/11/2021
Despite considerable effort and countless initiatives, inequality between NHS staff groups is persisting or even getting worse.
Report 08/11/2021Nina HemmingsHelen BuckinghamCamille OungBilly Palmer
The vital work of the NHS would be impossible without the contribution of a broad range of people, and a diverse and inclusive workforce ensures better care for patients. Yet despite considerable efforts and initiatives, it is clear that issues such as discrimination and harassment are present at ev...
Data story 04/11/2021
Each week we present analysis of data in chart form to illustrate some key issues and invite discussion. While last week’s Spending Review brought significant increases in NHS and capital spending, John Appleby and Mark Dayan show how certain health budgets are facing another financial squeeze des...