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.
Blog post 06/02/2018Dr Rebecca Rosen
With her new report this week exploring the tensions between faster, transactional GP services and the traditional GP role, Rebecca Rosen writes more about the issues we need to overcome and how we might be able to get the best of both worlds.
Report 05/02/2018Dr Rebecca Rosen
How best to balance the proliferation of GP services prioritising speed and convenience with the traditional view of general practice based on deep knowledge, community-based understanding and continuity of care?
Blog post 06/11/2017Dr Rebecca Rosen
With the announcement of a new 24-hour service that offers NHS patients in London a GP consultation via a videolink on their smartphone, Rebecca Rosen asks some important questions.
Blog post 12/10/2017Dr Mike Holmes
After the RCGP/Nuffield Trust at-scale survey results were published earlier this week, Dr Mike Holmes describes local initiatives in his practice that are addressing workforce challenges.
Press release 12/10/2017
The Nuffield Trust's Senior Policy Fellow Rebecca Rosen responds to the Health Secretary’s announcement of extra payments for GP recruits in rural areas.
Blog post 10/10/2017Stephanie Kumpunen
With the results of the RCGP and Nuffield Trust at-scale survey published, Stephanie Kumpunen looks at the current picture in general practice and asks what clinical commissioning groups and policy-makers can do to help.
Report 10/10/2017Stephanie KumpunenNatasha CurryMaddy FarnworthDr Rebecca Rosen
Results of the second wave of surveys of general practice staff and CCG staff conducted by the Nuffield Trust and the Royal College of General Practitioners.
Blog post 26/09/2017Dr Charlotte Paddison
With most GP practices shown in a new report to provide good or outstanding care, Charlotte Paddison reflects on what should happen next in primary care and what can impact on its quality.
Press release 20/09/2017
The vast majority of GP practices are providing good or outstanding care but pockets of poor quality care remain, with 1 in 10 practices needing to improve.