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Official statistics on a range of topics including infection control measures and COVID-19 vaccinations in adult social care settings. 
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Those who work, train and learn within the healthcare system have the right to be safe and feel supported at work. Organisations across the healthcare system need to work together and individually to tackle unwanted, inappropriate and/or harmful sexual behaviour in the workplace.
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Harm caused by delays in transferring patients to the right place of care national report. Independent report by the Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch NI-004133
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Nuffield Trust: Changing our services so that more care is provided in community settings and people can leave hospital when they are fit for discharge has been an explicit policy aim for decades. Other, similar countries have been on the same mission and have had more success. Why might this be? This new analysis looks internationally at how our performance compares and how other countries have succeeded in building up community health and care services to understand what England might learn.
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Our new research with Carnall Farrar shows that for every £1 invested in community or primary care, there is up to a £14 return back into the economy
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What do lived experience and intersectionality mean when it comes to designing health and care services? Loreen Chikwira explains.
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Official statistics on a range of topics including infection control measures and COVID-19 vaccinations in adult social care settings.
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This research looks at improvement cultures in health and adult social care settings. The CQC commissioned SQW and The Kings Fund Library Service to carry out this rapid literature review and write the summary and full report.
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Exploring how the patient voice can embedded into system working in a meaningful and transformative way.
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This is the government’s formal response to the House of Lords Adult Social Care Committee report, A “gloriously ordinary life”: spotlight on adult social care, published on 8 December 2022.
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Liks to data reports and notices concerning industrial action in 2023
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Data relating to people with dementia, such as prevalence and diagnostics, risk factors, use of hospital services and mortality.
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The Health Inequalities Dashboard presents data on health inequalities for England, English regions and local authorities.
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In this explainer, we look at how doctors’ pay in England has changed over time, how it compares to other salaries in the wider economy, and how it compares with what doctors in other countries are paid.
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Characteristics of people living in communal establishments in England and Wales and how they compare with occupants of private households using Census 2021 data.
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Departmentof Health &Social Care Applies to England Background and aims of the framework This operational framework is intended to provide local authorities in England with information on the Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC)’s approach to enhanced monitoring and support, and statutory...
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Anchor institutions are typically large-scale, non-profit organisations whose long-term sustainability is tied to the wellbeing of the population they serve. This toolkit aims to provide guidance and support to local health anchors and their partners, helping them to capture their activity and impact.
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Exploring the key issues faced by the adult social care sector and the people who draw on its services, and how can technology help tackle them.
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Our new research highlights that pressures in the NHS have serious consequences on people's lives and widen health inequalities.
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During the pandemic, care home managers had to develop visiting policies for their care homes using the national guidance on care home visiting for England. Josie Dixon, Karen Harrison Dening and Edmund Stubbs, alongside other colleagues at LSE and Care England, carried out research with care home managers to find out about their experiences.
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