The King’s Fund welcomed Baroness Casey’s openness to faster reform, urging urgent action to expand eligibility, increase ...

Sarah Woolnough said NHS scandals stem from failing to listen, stressing patient voices are central to safe care and that ...

Siva Anandaciva said that the review lays bare the distressing reality that far too many women, babies and families are being failed by a system that is meant to care for them at one of the most ...

Whilst the decision to accept the offer is a welcome step that will help avoid further disruption for patients and staff, pay is only part of the story. Burnout, workload, staff wellbeing, workplace ...

This will be a blended course with in-person sessions at The King’s Fund, London Interdisciplinary School Campus and virtual sessions This six-session experiential course is for leaders dedicated to ...

Our new report assesses the coalition government's record on the NHS. It comes in two parts, with this first part focusing on the reforms set out in the Health and Social Care Act.

How one of the poorest towns in England bought its abandoned local hospital and transformed it into a model for the future of health care and public services. Some names and details in this article ...

With an ageing population, there are more people living longer with a major condition in England. Among these, dementia accounts for the greatest burden of illness. The impact of dementia on people ...

AI and digital technologies are already reshaping health and social care. AI tools are being developed, tested and used in areas such as imaging, triage, risk prediction and workforce support, yet the ...

Nicholas Timmins, former public policy commentator at the Financial Times, works part-time at The King’s Fund on a range of policy projects. These have included joint work with the Institute for ...

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Our experts dissect the NHS planning guidance for 2026/7 to 2028/29.