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Find the latest podcasts, reports, briefings and case studies from our experts in health and social care.
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Report

Excellence through equality

Examples of anti-racist initiatives from BME Leadership Network members, to help advance equality within the workforce and for service users.

10 April 2024
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Toolkit

How to embed action on health inequalities into ICSs

A practical guide to inform spending on health inequalities.

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Guide

Making the future a reality

Practical actions to realise the potential of patient technology in healthcare.

25 March 2024

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Lives we want to lead

We fundamentally disagree with the proposal for health and wellbeing boards to take on statutory duties to commission primary and community care.

16 September 2018

The key priorities for carers in Wales

Key areas the Health, Social Care and Sport Committee should consider on the impact of the Social Services and Wellbeing (Wales) Act 2014 on carers.

29 August 2018

The lives we want to lead

NHS Confederation response to the Local Government Association's social care green paper consultation.

28 August 2018

Securing the future

UK spending on healthcare will have to rise by an average 3.3% a year over the next 15 years to maintain NHS provision at current levels.

23 May 2018

Arts, health and wellbeing

An overview of the resources, findings and data that show the effectiveness of the arts in promoting and improving people’s health and wellbeing.

1 May 2018

All together now

This report sets out the case for change, our shared vision for integration and much-needed government action to make real and sustainable progress.

2 July 2014

Papering over the cracks

This briefing outlines the current demographic and financial realities of social care and how these impact upon the NHS.

24 September 2012