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Our most recent blogs
COVID-19 recovery: opportunities for building a relational approach to quality improvement
Public health specialty registrar Dr Esther Kwong reflects on her personal experience of using quality improvement approaches during the pandemic.
If not now, when?
Despite government promising to 'fix the crisis in social care once and for all', no plan to reform the sector has yet emerged. Here we explore whether recent objections to a cap on care costs truly s...
Time for a health inequalities ‘moonshot’?
What is the value of a target-driven approach to health inequalities? We explore the possibilities and pitfalls, and seek your input on how the government can ‘level up’ health outcomes.
How will the public mood shape care after the pandemic?
Tim Gardner discusses the results from recent public polling explored during a webinar co-hosted with Ipsos MORI this month.
After the fire: regrowth and regeneration
'With the right conditions, like the forest after a fire, the health and care sector will be able to regenerate and thrive again,’ says our Director of Improvement, Will Warburton. He gives us an over...
The unequal mental health toll of the pandemic
The pandemic has taught us the importance of putting lived experience expertise at the heart of mental health services and support, writes Dr Vanessa Pinfold.
Reconditioning the benefits system for a stronger COVID-19 recovery
How can the benefits system support the nation’s health? Research into Universal Credit uptake during the pandemic provides some clues.
Gender divide: a post-COVID recovery must address pandemic inequalities
Mehrunisha Suleman outlines the pandemic’s disproportionate impact on women, and what must be done to tackle future health inequalities.
What might long COVID mean for the nation’s health?
The COVID-19 impact inquiry team summarise emerging evidence on the effects of long COVID for individuals and wider society.
Why our perceptions of the NHS matter
Claudia Barclay and Charles Tallack explore why countering misperceptions about the NHS is vital to good decision making.
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