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03 Jul 2018
Ed Cox
Ed Cox, Director of Public Services and Communities, argues that the NHS needs a more devolved approach in the decade ahead.
19 Feb 2018
Melanie Andrews
Last week to coincide with Children’s Mental Health Week the RSA Academies launched a new creative project in partnership with the Helen Storey Foundation and RSA Design Network.
06 Sep 2017
Alison Critchley
With rising levels of mental health difficulties and a reduction in early intervention and specialist support services it is more important than ever that all staff in schools are equipped with the skills to identify and provide first line support to these pupils. This week RSA Academies has launched a new comprehensive training programme to do just that.
25 Aug 2016
Tom Gilliford Sam Fletcher
Tom and Sam, from the RSA's own Fellowship department, talk about their experience of having learning disabilities and how good design can help.
07 Jul 2016
Brendan Martin
Now that the need to integrate health care and social care has become a normal policy assumption, we need to revisit a fundamental question: why do it? If the aim is ‘person-centered care’, the answer isn’t necessarily organisational integration — indeed, that could be missing the point.
03 May 2016
Ian Spero FRSA
What does smarter age-friendly housing look like, and how can we work together collaboratively to develop these solutions? Fellow Ian Spero explores this, and outlines how you can contribute on 11 and 12 May, at a conference in London.
04 Apr 2016
Nathalie Spencer
All winter long, we’ve been busy with events and new programmes of work here in the RSA’s Social Brain. So what does the Spring have in store?
22 Feb 2016
Tom
Find out more about our new project with NHS England and download our Wellbeing guide.
22 Dec 2015
Our lifestyle matters when it comes to our health. Our new report 'Easier Said than Done' explains why we struggle with healthy behaviours and what we can do about it.
21 Dec 2015
Susie Pascoe
Recovery in terms of ‘health’ care, rather than ‘sick’ care, and a long term focus on wellbeing, instead of simply treating the symptoms, is at the core of our latest report.
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