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25/06/2018 Mark Dayan Deborah Ward Tim Gardner Elaine KellyAn analysis of 22 indicators of care quality across 18 countries to explore how the UK compares against health systems in other developed countries.
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22/06/2018To mark the BBC’s coverage of the NHS’s 70th birthday, researchers from the Health Foundation, the Institute for Fiscal Studies, The King’s Fund and the Nuffield Trust have joined forces for the first time, using combined expertise to shed light on some of the big questions on the NHS. We expl...
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04/04/2018 Chris Sherlaw-Johnson Helen Crump Natasha Curry Dr Charlotte Paddison Rob MeakerThe study indicates that providing residents of care homes with increased GP access and continuity of primary care more generally may help to reduce hospital admissions.
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27/03/2018 Holly Holder Stephanie Kumpunen Sophie Castle-Clarke Silvia LombardoGiven the national policy drive for better integrated care across sectors, what examples already exist of individual hospitals and social care providers working together to reduce delayed transfers of care, length of hospital stay and admissions for older people - and how successful are they?
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28/02/2018 Ruth Robertson John Appleby Harry EvansNuffield 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.
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12/02/2018 John ApplebyWhile this winter has been particularly tough for the NHS, we’re not the only nation affected by it, as John Appleby reveals.
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24/12/2017 Lucia Kossarova Dr Ronny Cheung Dougal Hargreaves Eilís KeebleDoes a child's socioeconomic background affect rates of admissions to hospital for common conditions such as asthma, diabetes or epilepsy?
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01/03/2017 Candace Imison Natasha Curry Holly Holder Sophie Castle-Clarke Dr Danielle Nimmons John Appleby Ruth Thorlby Silvia LombardoThis research draws on an extensive literature review to assess the realism of the narrative that moving care out of hospital will save money. It explores five key areas: elective care, urgent and emergency care, admission avoidance and easier discharge, at risk populations, and self-care.