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This online book is the new home of NHShistory.net. The book traces the story of the NHS, recounting how it was set up, what happened next, and why. It was written by Geoffrey Rivett, and the resource is now maintained and upd...
Blog post 27/03/2018Stephanie Kumpunen
Alongside our new report today, Stephanie Kumpunen looks at what lessons can be learned from local areas to help more effective collaboration between health and social care.
Blog post 13/10/2017Sally Gainsbury
Sally Gainsbury reveals how much a hospital is paid to treat a patient today compared to 2010.
Blog post 20/04/2017Holly Holder
Holly Holder reports back from our recent event on managing the interface between hospitals and social care.
Blog post 08/02/2017Robert Reed
Writing for National Health Executive, Robert Reed assesses the new year outlook for care quality.
Report 16/12/2016John Appleby
Kicking off a new data series on winter pressures, John Appleby presents the findings of a new analysis of bed occupancy levels from NHS England situation reports for last winter. The analysis suggests that the NHS could be on track for a very difficult winter this year.
Briefing 06/10/2014
We look at trends in admissions and bed use over the last few years.
Video 20/01/2014
In this video interview, Dr Ernst Walther, Head Physician, Department of Neurology, Schön Klinik Hamburg Eilbek, Germany, describes his concerns regarding hospital organisation in Germany, focusing …
Video 20/01/2014
In this video interview, Dr Judith Smith, Director of Policy, Nuffield Trust, explores different approaches to organising hospital services across Europe, and considers the debate around hospital …
Video 20/01/2014
In this video, Dr Mark Britnell, Chairman and Partner, Global Health Practice, KPMG, reflects on his experience of the organisation of acute hospital services around Europe. Dr Britnell spoke at …