Social care: Many words have been spoken, yet so little change has been delivered
Our services are in crisis - more help is needed and it is needed now.
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Andrew Dilnot: “Social care is an insurance problem”
The former warden of Nuffield College, Oxford on the fate of his proposed reforms and an ageing population.
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The NHS’s digital problem: how old infrastructure is slowing down healthcare services
From paper patient records to erratic hospital computers, the barriers NHS staff face are stopping them from reaping the…
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How should the government tackle health inequalities?
Addressing the issue will be key to fulfilling its health mission.
Dr Nick Watts: “The NHS’s net zero target was designed to be hard”
The founding chief sustainability officer of the NHS on a 50:50 chance of hitting the service's 2045 decarbonisation goal.
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Tackling cancer waiting times
There's no silver bullet. But collaboration is key.
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The right deal for all
Workers’ rights reform is coming. Now is the time to unlock productivity and drive economic growth.
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No health, no growth
The millions living with musculoskeletal conditions cannot be ignored if the economy is to grow.
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How we can continue to innovate in the care of rare diseases
The UK has a compelling offer in cutting-edge science, but more must be done to realise its potential.
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Kickstarting growth: will complex health issues be ignored?
The government must grasp the opportunity to change our approach to underserved conditions.
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Nutrition must be central to Labour’s health mission
Ensuring equitable access to healthy food and nutrition could relieve strain on the NHS and improve growth.
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