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Australia, Japan and Germany have all made substantial changes to the way they fund social care. This ILC report examines what home truths England can learn from their experiences. 
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. It draws on a survey of more than 4,600 doctors, as well as interviews about their experience of working in the UK.
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The economic cost of the June 2026 heatwave, and the bill still to come by 2030
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Over the past 50 years, UK health expenditure has risen more than five-fold in real terms, from around £45 billion in 1974-75 to £242 billion in 2024-25.[1] NHS spending continues to rise, with Department of Health and Social Care expenditure having increased by 5 per cent in 2024-25.[2]
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A record 293,778 nursing and midwifery professionals are Black, Asian and ethnic minority – over a third of the Register for the first time.
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Centre for Health EconomicsProductivity of the English National Health Service: 2023/24 update
This report extends previous investigations into NHS productivity growth carried out at the University of York. Embedded in National Accounting Systems, it uses an index number approach, to calculate growth in both NHS inputs, outputs and productivity. Outputs are also adjusted for the quality of care provided. This report has two objectives: to provide an update on NHS productivity between 2022/23 and 2023/24, and, similarly to last year’s report, to evaluate whether the NHS system has recovered from the effect of the Covid-19 pandemic by determining the productivity growth between 2019/20 and 2023/24.
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Futureproofing the NHS starts in the back office. Read our new report: how shared operational foundations unlock productivity, staff capacity and better patient care.
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Our annual survey of Directors of Adult Social Services, essential reading for anyone interested in the challenges facing adult social care and implications for the NHS.
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A discussion paper on AI mental health chatbots, inequality and the risks of self-guided care.
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Of providers in 10 countries, U.S. primary care physicians are among those who feel the least prepared to manage patients’ mental health issues.
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Health Innovation Manchester shares how it enabled safe AI adoption through governance, culture and staff-led learning.
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This report examines evidence of exploitative employer practices affecting internationally educated nursing staff in adult social care services across the UK.
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New SCIE research reveals how inequities in social care interact and accumulate, and what people say would improve equity.
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If the Muslim doctors who have experienced discrimination at work left the NHS, it would cost an estimated £3.4 billion to replace them. Every Muslim healt
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Demos is Britain’s leading cross-party think-tank. We produce original research, publish innovative thinkers and host thought-provoking events.
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The BMA has published new research examining medical students’ experiences of professionalism standards and fitness to practise processes across UK medical schools.
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The Government has placed the NHS at the centre of its plans to reform health services, from expanding care in the community to modernising the workforce and improving patient outcomes. However, the NHS continues to face significant workforce shortages, alongside a growing demand for services, and...
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Details the government’s plan for capital investment to transform healthcare infrastructure over the next decade.
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Survey results from the second wave of the Adult Social Care Workforce Survey, undertaken between August and October 2025 in England.
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A new Centre for Ageing Better report warns that more than one in four people in their 60s are living in financially precarious circumstances - and their numbers are set to grow significantly over the next few years.
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