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Publications on health and social care sustainability The latest reports from the Health Foundation on NHS finances and funding, social care, workforce and efficiency and productivity

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Our publications are available to read online or download. Printed copies of many are available to order free of charge.

Nurse supply model: progress so far

  • Working paper
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  • November 2020

The Health Foundation's REAL Centre commissioned DAS to produce a model that can be used to develop supply projections of the nursing workforce with a time horizon of 10 to 20 years. This working pape...

REAL Centre
REAL Centre: Nurse supply model

The bigger picture

  • Analysis
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  • October 2020

In the REAL Centre's first report, we look back at the care and treatment provided by the NHS in England over the past two decades – and identify six key lessons for the future.

REAL Centre
Real Centre, The bigger picture: learning from two decades of changing NHS care in England

Investing in The NHS long term plan

  • Briefing
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  • June 2019

A briefing analysing the challenges for health and social care following the publication of the NHS long term plan, including the implications for activity levels and workforce in the NHS in England.

Front cover for Investing in the NHS long term plan briefing

Closing the gap

  • Research report
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  • March 2019

Staffing is the make-or-break issue for the NHS in England. This report sets out a series of policy actions that should be at the heart of the workforce implementation plan.

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