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Podcast episode with Marvin Rees

Marvin Rees, Mayor of Bristol: the role of cities and place in shaping health

Helen McKenna sits down with Marvin Rees, the Mayor of Bristol, to explore his approach to place-based leadership, the NHS’s role as a ‘place-shaper’ and the city’s experience of Covid-19.

Covid-19, racism and the roots of health inequality

Covid-19, racism and the roots of health inequality

How is Covid-19 repeating patterns of existing health inequalities? What factors are driving the disproportionate impact of the pandemic on the health of ethnic minority populations? Helen McKenna sits down with Natalie Creary from Black Thrive and James Nazroo from the University of Manchester.

population health animation teaser

What is population health?

What is a 'population health' approach? And what role do we all play in keeping our communities healthy? Watch our new animation to find out.

A short history of social care funding reform in England: 1997 to 2019

Adult social care in England –unlike health care – is not free at the point of use. Support from the state is reserved for those with both the highest level of need, and the lowest means. We outline the history of the past 22 years of attempts to reform how social care funded.

Leadership in general practice during the Covid-19 pandemic: Dr Yasmin Razak GP

We spoke to Dr Yasmin Razak, a GP partner in North Kensington and Clinical Director of Neohealth Primary Care Network, about leadership in general practice during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The King's Fund podcast

The King's Fund podcast: Big ideas in health and care

A podcast about big ideas in health and care. We talk with experts from The King’s Fund and beyond about the NHS, social care, and all things health policy and leadership. New episodes monthly.

The NHS budget and how it has changed over time

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The NHS budget and how it has changed

The total budget for the Department of Health and Social Care in England and how it has changed since 2007/08.

The NHS in a nutshell

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Capital investment in the NHS

The amount of capital investment into the NHS has increased in recent years but hasn’t kept pace with the rapidly increasing backlog maintenance.

The NHS in a nutshell

2020 GSK IMPACT Awards: Yellow Door

Yellow Door improves the lives of people affected by domestic or sexual abuse across Hampshire.

2020 GSK IMPACT Awards: Maundy Relief Trust

Maundy Relief Trust tackles poverty and helps people in real need in Accrington.

How can leaders support staff wellbeing during Covid-19? Saffron Cordery

We spoke to Saffron Cordery, Deputy Chief Executive at NHS Providers, about how leaders can support staff wellbeing during the second wave of Covid-19.

Can the NHS be a truly flexible workplace?

Can the NHS be a truly flexible workplace?

Helen McKenna sits down with Kate Jarman, Director of communications and corporate affairs at Milton Keynes University Hospital and co-founder of Flex NHS to discuss what working flexibly means in practice, communicating during Covid-19 and activism in the health service.

2020 GSK IMPACT Awards: Vision Care for Homeless People

Vision Care for Homeless People provides eye tests and glasses to homeless people.

2020 GSK IMPACT Awards: New Pathways

New Pathways helps people who have experienced rape or sexual abuse across South, West and Mid Wales.

2020 GSK IMPACT Awards: Headway East London

Headway East London supports brain injury survivors, their families and carers.

2020 GSK IMPACT Awards: Auditory Verbal UK

Auditory Verbal UK helps deaf children learn to listen and talk so they can get an equal start at school.

2020 GSK IMPACT Awards: Shantona Women's and Family Centre

Shantona Women’s and Family Centre empowers women and strengthens families in diverse communities in Leeds.

2020 GSK IMPACT Awards: Empire Fighting Chance

Empire Fighting Chance is a Bristol-based charity working to transform young lives through non-contact boxing.

2020 GSK IMPACT Awards: Trevi House

Trevi House is a Plymouth-based charity, helping mothers to recover from addiction without separating them from their children.

Trusts in deficit

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Trusts in deficit

As part of the new five-year funding deal announced for the NHS in 2018, national NHS bodies have said that no trusts should be in deficit by 2023/24..

The NHS in a nutshell

Donut chart showing calls made to the ambulance service and NHS 111 in 2018/19

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Activity in the NHS

Over the past 10 years, it has often been stated that the NHS treats more than a million people every 36 hours, but is that still true? We analyse NHS activity pre-Covid-19 and explore some of the underlying trends that lie behind these headline statistics.

The NHS in a nutshell

Disability and solidarity during Covid-19: Clare Bonetree

In this video, Clare Bonetree, a disabled artist and activist based in Manchester, shares how she organised a group of disabled people to discuss and share their skills and expertise in how to maintain their wellbeing during lockdown.

Workforce nutshell

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NHS workforce

We know the NHS is facing a workforce crisis, but how many people work in the NHS in England, and what do they do?

The NHS in a nutshell

Professor Dame Elizabeth Anionwu: nursing, resilience and building statues

Professor Dame Elizabeth Anionwu: nursing, resilience and building statues

Professor Dame Elizabeth Anionwu sits down with host Helen McKenna to talk about what drew her to nursing, becoming the first Sickle Cell and Thalassaemia nurse specialist in the UK, and how to remain positive in the face of adversity.

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