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Amid a sense of decline in support for EDI initiatives, Shilpa Ross examines the latest Workforce Race Equality Standard data ...
David Buck welcomes the Scottish government’s framework for population health, and argues that England needs an equivalent, ...
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is responsible for up to 25% of premature deaths in the UK, 80% of which are preventable. We explore the role integrated care systems could play in scaling up the ...
‘A year on since the general election, the government has now set out its long-term vision for how it will turn things around ...
ShiftWorks is an affordable online learning and development package for people working in health and care. It includes a growing portfolio of CPD-accredited courses, nano-learning, events and ...
Find out more about the work currently underway to support our ambition to be an LGBTQ+ inclusive organisation.
Sarah Woolnough, Chief Executive of The King's Fund comments on the government's forthcoming 10-year plan for health.
In the run up to the 2024 general election, The King’s Fund will explore what national government can do to improve health and care in England, consider political parties’ policy proposals, and make ...
This report provides a summary of evidence for how emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence, smartphones, wearable devices and the internet of things are being used within care settings ...
What are provider collaboratives and how will they fit into the wider health and care system? Our explainer looks at how these structures could develop and the opportunities they offer.
In this long read, we set out the key recommendations The King’s Fund is making to government to support the development of the 10-year plan and realise these shifts.
The reconfiguration of clinical services continues to generate public and political controversy, locally and nationally. Given significant financial and workforce constraints, now and in the future, ...
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