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12 Sep 2018
Anthony Painter
Anthony Painter argues that the state expansionists will win over small statists as healthcare expenditure is destined to increase. But their victory may be a Pyrrhic one unless the growth can be limited so better support can also be given to housing, economic security, education and lifelong learning.
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.
04 May 2018
Tom Harrison
The RSA and NEF in partnership with NHS England publish eight principles to develop a community-led health system.
27 Apr 2018
Becca Antink
A project demonstrating how citizens have valuable skills, community-specific knowledge and personal experiences which they can utilise to drive positive change for better health in their communities.
24 Apr 2018
The Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust is tackling health inequalities in their workforce. Their approach serves as a lesson to the rest of the health and care system.
29 Mar 2018
GPs face challenges from many directions. New ways of working to upskill and embed prevention of illness are needed to address these challenges.
21 Mar 2018
Laura Cope
Alzheimer’s Society has been running the Airedale Social Movement Programme, which links community groups with care homes and regularly runs activities with residents to improve their quality of life.
12 Feb 2018
Jos de Blok
Recently launched at the RSA House in December, Buurtzorg in Britain focuses on finding solutions that work with and within the health care system. Buurtzorg provides access to the experience of 14,000+ nurses and care-givers in the Netherlands, and a growing number of organisations and countries that have adopted the Buurtzorg way of working.
17 Jan 2018
UK care homes are facing a crisis of negative public opinion, inadequate funding and staffing shortages. But our society’s aspirations for what makes a good care home need to go beyond upholding the status quo.
15 Jan 2018
On the “most depressing day of year”, also known as Blue Monday, Tom Harrison explores the epidemic of loneliness that often accompanies the end of the holiday season.
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