Data story 18/02/2021
Each week we present analysis of data in chart form to illustrate some key issues and invite discussion. This week, Sarah Reed and Jenny Davies look back at how waiting times for planned treatment have been holding up across England over recent months as the NHS has juggled the need to maintain rout...
Indicator 18/02/2021
We look at delayed transfers of care for patients following NHS treatment.
Indicator 18/02/2021
We look at trends in the quality of end of life care.
Indicator 18/02/2021
We look at the impact of reablement services on helping older people regain their independence.
Indicator 18/02/2021
What proportion of people with a mental illness, learning disability or long-term condition are employed?
Indicator 18/02/2021
We look at the proportion of adults with a learning disability who live in their own home or with their family.
Indicator update 18/02/2021Jenny Davies
In our latest update we look at trends in the quality of integrated care.
Blog post 17/02/2021Natasha Curry
With Covid-19 having a particularly hard impact on care homes, Natasha Curry takes a closer look at why they were hit so badly last spring, whether they have fared any better this winter, and the importance of what happens next. Her blog accompanies an explainer from Sarah Scobie, which looks in det...
Blog post 17/02/2021Sarah Scobie
Covid-19’s impact on care homes has been well documented. Nearly a year since the start of the pandemic, this explainer from Sarah Scobie looks in more detail at new data on the deaths of care home residents. The numbers have exposed the fragile state that the care sector was in before the pandemi...
Blog post 16/02/2021Dr Charlotte Paddison
The role of unpaid carers has been more vital than ever during the pandemic, but there has been variation so far in how such carers have been identified ahead of the Covid-19 jab. With more details set to emerge on how carers will be identified and contacted for their vaccines, Charlotte Paddison ar...