Blog post 26/10/2021Mark DayanSally Gainsbury
With the recent Health and Care Levy announcement raising as many questions as it answered, Mark Dayan and Sally Gainsbury look ahead to tomorrow’s Spending Review and highlight three vital areas for the NHS and social care.
Press release 27/03/2018
The Prime Minister's comments on NHS funding are welcome and long overdue. But any increases are likely to have strings attached, Nigel Edwards warns.
Briefing 23/02/2016
Our joint evidence submission with the Health Foundation and The King's Fund to the Health Select Committee inquiry into the impact of the Comprehensive Spending Review on health and social care.
Briefing 10/02/2016
This is a supplementary submission to the Health Committee’s Spending Review inquiry that draws on the Nuffield Trust’s own research, and lays out our analysis on the issues of NHS trust financing, system efficiency and the quality of care.
Briefing 17/12/2015
The Nuffield Trust, The King’s Fund, and the Health Foundation come together to issue a definitive verdict.
Briefing 03/12/2015
This briefing pulls together our analysis of the settlement.
Data story 24/09/2015
In this fifth survey conducted in September 2015, we looked at issues of NHS targets, seven-day services, finances and efficiency.
Briefing 08/09/2015
This briefing examines the pressures on NHS funding up to 2020, the scope for savings and efficiencies, and the difficult choices on funding facing policymakers.
Blog post 20/03/2014Anita Charlesworth
While this week’s Budget contained no new announcements on health spending, it shone a harsh light on just how tough the financial challenge is proving for the English NHS.
Blog post 19/03/2014Adam Roberts
While the continuation of austerity beyond the next election will almost certainly mean more tough decisions on public spending in the next spending review, today's Budget was all about warming up to electorate for the election with eye-catching policies on tax and pensions.