News and opinion 09/05/2018Natasha Curry
Alongside our new report, Natasha Curry looks back at the history of attempts to reform social care in England, and discusses learning points from Japan's system that might help us to ensure the green paper marks a turning point for social care over here.
News and opinion 27/11/2017Natasha Curry
Long read: Earlier this month, Natasha Curry and Sophie Castle-Clarke went to Japan to look at their social care system. Ahead of more work on it, a new long read from Natasha looks at the emphasis they place on prevention and long-term thinking, and why the UK should be wary of doi...
Research 27/11/2013Natasha CurryHolly HolderDr Linda Patterson OBE
This report explores how Japan has tried to meet the needs of its ever-growing older population through a new social care system, looking at points of interest for England.
News and opinion 27/11/2013Dr Linda Patterson OBE
News and opinion 27/11/2013
A new Nuffield Trust report examines how radical reforms in Japan provided universal coverage to older people at a time of major financial constraints.
Media 27/11/2013
In this video interview, Rt Hon Paul Burstow MP, Minister of State for Care Services (2010-2012), explores social care reform in England and what we can learn from the Japanese experience of …
Media 06/11/2013
In this slideshow, Masahiko Hayashi, Deputy Assistant to the Minister for International Affairs, Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare, Japan, provides an overview of long-term care insurance in …
Media 06/11/2013
In this slideshow, Dr Mayumi Hayashi, Leverhulme Early Career Fellow, Institute of Gerontology, King’s College London, gives an overview of social care reforms in Japan, and outlines the achievements…
News and opinion 11/06/2012Natasha Curry