Blog post 23/03/2021Mark DayanMartha McCarey
Long read: Much has happened since the UK left the single market and customs union at the start of the year, not least another dreadful wave of Covid-19 and the headlines being dominated by the vaccine rollout on either side of the Channel. But with Brexit already having an effect...
Blog post 15/03/2021Dr Holly Walton
Dr Holly Walton is co-author of new research published last week on rapidly prioritising innovations in adult social care for evaluation. In this Q&A we ask her more about the work, including the benefits and drawbacks of doing the research at such speed, and the possible lessons for researchers wan...
Blog post 15/03/2021Nigel Edwards
For health and social care, the recent Budget was more notable for what it did not say than what it did. With a plan for the long-term recovery of services seemingly absent, Nigel Edwards looks at what it all means. This blog was originally published in the BMJ on 10 March.
Blog post 12/03/2021Nina HemmingsCamille Oung
Social care was conspicuous by its absence in last week’s Budget, despite the troubled sector being just weeks away from having vital financial support removed. With the issue of reform also evaded once more, Nina Hemmings and Camille Oung assess where things stand.
Video 11/03/2021
Session from the Summit series, 10 March 2021. Kenneth Cukier (Chair) — Senior Editor, The Economist Prof Ashish Jha — Dean of the School of Public Health, Professor of Health …
Latest data 11/03/2021Jenny Davies
Our monthly round-up of the latest NHS performance data.
Press release 11/03/2021Nuffield Trust
Helen Buckingham responds to the 2020 Staff Survey for the NHS in England.