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19 results found

Navigating complexity: moral distress among NHS chief executives

Long read
  • 03/03/2026
  • Thea Stein

All or nothing? Access and variation in NHS continuing health care

Report
  • 26/09/2025
  • Rachel Hutchings | Emma Dodsworth | Natasha Curry | Rebecca Best | Dr Miranda Davies

Ethics, evidence and shifting public policy: navigating the assisted dying debate

Blog post
  • 06/12/2024
  • Thea Stein

Making sense of the unexpected drop in the numbers of unpaid carers

Blog post
  • 31/01/2023
  • Dr Charlotte Paddison

Case study: Sharon Tomlin

Interview
  • 10/10/2022
  • Meilir Jones

Will the ‘down payment’ be enough to sustain the social care system?

Blog post
  • 28/09/2022
  • Natasha Curry

New horizons: What can England learn from the professionalisation of care workers in other countries?

Report
  • 13/09/2022
  • Nina Hemmings | Camille Oung | Laura Schlepper

What is Scotland’s new National Care Service?

Explainer
  • 24/06/2022
  • Camille Oung

Chart of the week: The over-representation of Black people as restricted patients in secure hospitals

Chart of the week
  • 27/05/2022
  • Dr Miranda Davies

Chart of the week: The tumbling numbers of social care staff

Chart of the week
  • 01/12/2021
  • Dr Billy Palmer

The adult social care workforce: next in the Secretary of State’s in-tray or last on the agenda?

Blog post
  • 18/10/2021
  • Nina Hemmings

The health and care levy: what does it mean for social care?

Blog post
  • 17/09/2021
  • Natasha Curry