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heather dawson
October 17, 5:04 AM
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UK Healthcare Workers’ Experiences, Confidence and Comfort Supporting Trans Patients Read the report (PDF) When seeking healthcare (whether for general healthcare or transition-related care), we know that most trans people in the UK don’t experience the high standards of care they ought to be able...
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heather dawson
October 17, 5:02 AM
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Media Releases 09 Oct 2025 by Policy, Practice and Innovation Team New research from the Homecare Association shows nearly one in three homecare providers cannot meet current demand despite improvements in staff retention, whilst others cannot give their careworkers enough hours of work.
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heather dawson
October 7, 3:46 AM
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Official statistics on a range of topics including occupancy and infection control measures in adult social care settings.
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heather dawson
October 3, 5:47 AM
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Principles, expectations and safeguards to ensure AI is used in ways that are ethical, inclusive, transparent and anchored in trust.
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September 30, 3:35 AM
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Rural England CIC has today published its latest State of Rural Services 2025 report, presenting a detailed analysis of how people living in rural areas across England access and experience key public and community services.
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heather dawson
September 30, 3:34 AM
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That’s according to new research by the Nuffield Trust, part funded by the Nuffield Foundation [1], which is a deep exploration of data on CHC eligibility, assessments and spending, alongside the views of people working in health and social care.
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heather dawson
September 26, 6:34 AM
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Examples that showcase finance teams' work on health inequalities and offer transferable ideas that could be used more widely across the UK.
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September 26, 6:33 AM
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This paper traces the history around care transformation over the last century, and explores the ways in which the work of caring is undervalued and theref
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heather dawson
September 19, 4:42 AM
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Browne Jacobson & Healthcare World report reveals NHS inward investment opportunities & barriers, with practical recommendations for sustainable healthcare growth.
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heather dawson
September 18, 4:24 AM
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heather dawson
September 12, 4:15 AM
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This report explores what it means to experience ‘well-led’ care and support, drawing on the perspectives of people with lived experience and people working in health and social care.
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heather dawson
September 5, 4:33 AM
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A guide for employers to grow and diversify placement capacity while delivering high-quality student learning experiences.
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heather dawson
September 2, 4:06 AM
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In 2024, the Health Foundation collaborated with the Commonwealth Fund to survey older adults (people aged 65 and older) in ten high-income countries about their experiences using a range of services, including primary care, hospital care and specialist care. This piece analyses the results of the 2024 survey, comparing responses from the UK with those from other countries. It presents findings on a range of experiences with health care, including general practice, out-of-hours and remote care, hospital care, the cost of accessing services and end-of-life care planning. The final section draws out some themes for policymakers, with a focus on England.
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heather dawson
October 17, 5:03 AM
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New research commissioned by Digital Care Hub has revealed that Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) — where care staff use their own phones or tablets for work — is now widespread across adult social care, yet many staff are unaware of any policy or guidance on how to use their devices safely. The largest-ever survey […]
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heather dawson
October 17, 4:57 AM
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Skills for Care published its annual report
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heather dawson
October 7, 3:46 AM
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heather dawson
October 3, 5:46 AM
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A new report is calling for changes to adult social care to improve working conditions and widen access to training for the workforce.
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heather dawson
September 30, 3:34 AM
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Older people are bearing the brunt of a rundown Health and Care system AgeUk
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heather dawson
September 30, 3:33 AM
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Health Foundation This report analyses national policies on the NHS and adult social care during Labour’s first year in power. It provides an independent assessment of government’s record so far across six themes: funding; system reform and oversight; funding flows and incentives; workforce; data, digital and technology; and improving and redesigning care
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heather dawson
September 26, 6:34 AM
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The UK is ageing fast. By 2040, nearly one in four people will be over 65, and one in seven will be over 75. At the same time, demand for care is soaring. The result is growing pressure on families, deepening inequalities, and thousands of hospital beds blocked each day.
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heather dawson
September 23, 11:01 AM
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As clinical demand grows both in volume and complexity, health systems worldwide are searching for efficiency quick-wins. Automation is one such innovation. From pharmacy to pathology, its potential is transformative, yet often overlooked. Its benefits are multidimensional. For patients, faster and more accurate results produces a better experience. For clinicians, it streamlines workflows, cuts administrative […]
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heather dawson
September 19, 4:41 AM
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This report finds that Black women in England face disproportionately poor outcomes in maternity care, shaped by systemic failings in leadership, training, data collection and accountability. The report acknowledges that failings in care for Black women are taking place in the context of a maternity system that is failing women more broadly, with the NHS in England having paid £27.4 billion in maternity negligence since 2019, estimated at a figure greater than the total maternity budget for the same period.
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heather dawson
September 18, 4:22 AM
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Five years after the pandemic, NHS waiting lists are at record highs − but still lower than expected. In his latest blog, Siva Anandaciva explores what this surprising trend reveals about access to care, hidden clinical risk and the patients who may never have come back.
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heather dawson
September 9, 4:21 AM
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house of commons briefing
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heather dawson
September 2, 4:08 AM
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