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Our charts and infographics explore key health and health care trends in an accessible way. Many are available to download for use in your own work.
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- Funding explained – our collection of interactive charts looking at the key past, present and future trends in health and social care funding and activity.
The GP shortfall in numbers
Analysis from the Health Foundation’s REAL Centre warns that without urgent, significant policy action, the NHS in England is facing a crippling shortage of GPs over the coming decade. We take a close...
How reliant is the NHS in England on international nurse recruitment?
Registered nurses are the biggest area of workforce shortages in the NHS in England. Compared with many other OECD countries, the NHS relies heavily on international recruitment as a route to increasi...
Health and care for older adults during the pandemic
Between March and June 2021, The Commonwealth Fund surveyed older adults across 11 countries about their health and health care mid-pandemic. We report the findings from a UK perspective.
Spring Statement 2022: What does rising inflation mean for health and social care?
With the public finances squeezed by higher inflation, we look at what the Spring Statement could mean for health and social care funding pressures.
Why is the NHS really under 'record pressure'?
NHS performance data tell a clear story of rising pressures, with longer waits and other red flags of declining performance. But do we really understand the reasons why?
Healthy life expectancy target: the scale of the challenge
Analysis exploring the scale of the target to increase healthy life expectancy by 5 years by 2035.
Understanding activity in general practice: what can the data tell us?
The policy team explores current trends and limitations in general practice activity data.
Children and young people’s mental health
We explore what we know about the state of children and young people’s mental health services using openly available administrative and survey data.
Spending Review 2021: what it means for health and social care
In this analysis we take a deeper look at what the Spending Review means for health and social care, including in four priority areas: social care, the public health grant, NHS capital and the NHS wor...
Health priorities for Spending Review 2021
We highlight four priority areas that the Spending Review 2021 must invest in to address the pandemic's legacy and build resilence in health and social care.
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