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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More than eight out of ten young carers (82%) feel lonely during the summer holidays, according to worrying new research¹ released today by Action for Children and Carers Trust.
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Unpaid carers provide an invaluable service to society, but they shoulder a financial penalty in doing so. This report looks at the financial impact of unpaid care, and how policies can help mitigate it.
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The 'Size and structure of the adult social care sector and workforce' is one of our most important annual publications. It includes current information on the number of organisations, number of workers and number of job roles. The report also includes trends.
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This study seeks to investigate how Integrated Care Systems have developed since July 2022, with a specific focus on how they have managed and overcome
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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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We interviewed district council officers and integrated care board (ICB) staff in four sites from around England to better understanding the current relationships between local government and ICBs, what good practice looks like, what enables it and the outcomes it produces.
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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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Social care managed to recruit more staff in 2022/23, thanks to an influx of overseas workers. But a long-term solution is what’s really needed, says Simon Bottery.
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Our report shares insights and evidence about how to collaborate well to build a stronger collaborative ethos across health and care services.
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A covenant for health: policies and partnerships to improve our national health in 5 to 10 years. The report was led by Lord Geoffrey Filkin CBE with Professor Kate Ardern; Lord James Bethell; David Buck, The King’s Fund; Dr Paul Corrigan CBE, former Health Adviser, No 10; Professor Sian Griffiths CBE; and Professor David Halpern CBE, Behavioural Insights Team, with project support from The King’s Fund.
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House of Commons Health and Social Care Committee
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This is a living freely available resource for anyone sourcing and developing search strategies for healthcare topics. It is a work in progress and we will be updating it regularly.
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In May 2023, National Voices brought together around 50 members and people with lived experience in response to an invitation from the NHS Assembly to offer insights and recommendations on future directions for the NHS in the lead up to its 75th anniversary. Insights were sought around five key themes, and discussions were informed by an overview from existing evidence prepared by Healthwatch England. The themes were:
Our report found that any future developments within the NHS must focus on responding to what matters to people and ensuring that the basic building blocks are in place, such as equity of access and simple communication.
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As the NHS turns 75, the Chief Executives of the Health Foundation, Nuffield Trust and The King’s Fund have written to the leaders of the three largest political parties in England.
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key findings in the first interim report of the IPPR Commission on Health and Prosperity. onset of sickness had a profound impact on earned income; constituted a key barrier to economic participation; and worsened job satisfaction. We also found that sickness was both more prevalent – and more detrimental – to people in lower income groups.
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