A landslide: where now for health?
The new government's super-majority will not reduce the massive challenges ahead, many of them in our backyard – health. So what next?
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This care or support can be both practical and emotional – and the individual’s needs might stem from illness, disability, old age or poverty.
Our recent work and content on this topic is listed below.
The new government's super-majority will not reduce the massive challenges ahead, many of them in our backyard – health. So what next?
Richard Humphries and Lucinda Allen look at what the main parties' manifesto commitments might mean for long overdue social care reform.
A summary of the key commitments in the three main party manifestos – Conservative, Labour and Liberal Democrat – relevant to health and care policy.
Dr Jennifer Dixon, Chief Executive of the Health Foundation, responds to the Labour manifesto.
Dr Jennifer Dixon, Chief Executive of the Health Foundation, responds to the Conservative manifesto.
Dr Jennifer Dixon, Chief Executive of the Health Foundation, responds to the Liberal Democrat manifesto.
This infographic sets out five priorities that the next government should focus on to build a healthier UK.
Our response to the Liberal Democrats' proposals for social care reform, which include free personal care and increasing the wages and professional status of care workers.
What can past elections tell us about how social care might fare in the next general election and beyond?
Our Tech for Better Care programme manager Jenna Collins reflects on the mindset shift required to help teams innovate effectively, and announces plans for phase 2.
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