Blog post 22/02/2019Mark Dayan
With Brexit still dominating the news agenda and the UK yet to come to a final agreement with the European Union, Mark Dayan looks at what the so-called "Norway model" might mean for the NHS.
Press release 19/12/2018
Workforce experts note that despite avoiding some damaging proposals, there is little to cheer about in the long run.
Briefing 04/12/2018
Ahead of the meaningful vote on the Brexit withdrawal agreement and political declaration agreed with the EU, this briefing lays out what these documents mean for the NHS and social care. It also looks at the implications of two possible alternatives: a no deal Brexit, and arrangements where the UK...
Blog post 04/12/2018Mark Dayan
As Brexit continues to dominate the news, Mark Dayan gives his expert view on what the UK's withdrawal agreement with the European Union could mean for the health service.
Briefing 13/11/2018
A document showing Mark Dayan’s methodological assumptions behind his figures in the "How much would NHS costs rise if there’s no Brexit deal?" blog.
Blog post 13/11/2018Mark Dayan
With it still possible the United Kingdom will leave the European Union without a deal, Mark Dayan looks at the impact that would have on NHS costs.
Blog post 17/10/2018Mark Dayan
Originally published in Prospect magazine on 5 October, this blog from Mark Dayan takes a closer look at the Prime Minister’s preferred Brexit plan and what its implications might be for the health service.
Press release 23/08/2018
Mark Dayan comments on newly published Government guidance on how the NHS and its suppliers should prepare for a no deal Brexit.
Blog post 02/08/2018Mark Dayan
With speculation growing about the possibility of no formal agreement being reached during Brexit negotiations between the UK and the EU, Mark Dayan explores what crashing out without a deal could mean for the NHS.
Report 28/02/2018Ruth RobertsonJohn ApplebyHarry Evans
Nuffield Trust and The King's Fund present results and analysis from the annual British Social Attitudes survey. This year's results show a sharp, alarming drop in public satisfaction with the NHS.