Responding to today's Autumn Budget, Nuffield Trust Senior Policy Analyst Sally Gainsbury said: ...

After last year’s Autumn Budget added to the financial difficulties already being experienced within social care, Natasha ...

A Bill legalising assisted dying in England and Wales is being debated by the House of Lords. Their decisions will shape what ...

Governments have been trying to reduce waiting times for planned consultant-led hospital care, sometimes called referral to treatment (RTT) waiting times, for decades. The NHS’s target is to see 92% ...

Responding to the latest monthly NHS performance statistics, Nuffield Trust Deputy Director of Research, Sarah Scobie said: “Public satisfaction with the health service has plummeted in recent years, ...

There were, on average, 83,000 people in prison in England and Wales at any one time last year, yet relatively little is known about prisoners’ physical health care needs; how and why they access ...

Low pay for care workers is a key factor among the problems that beset the social care sector. The case for reform is strong, but as yet there is no national policy dedicated to improving wages in the ...

Following on from our 2022 report looking at the health landscape six years on from Brexit, this report aims to look deeper at key trends we identified in the supply of products needed for health, the ...

This research report is drawn from a 15-month study of large-scale general practice organisations in England. The study examined the factors affecting their evolution and their impact on quality, ...

While the Chancellor’s recent Spring Statement made no immediate tax and spend commitments, it did suggest that, depending on progress with the government’s debt/deficit reduction goals, there might ...

This is the first in a new series from the Trust looking at each of the four health services of the UK in a detailed and qualitative way, while asking what lessons they hold for the other countries.