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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.

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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.

MumsAid

2021 GSK IMPACT Awards: MumsAid Maternal Mental Health Support

MumsAid provides free, accessible, therapeutic support for pregnant women and new mothers in South East London who are experiencing emotional or mental health difficulties and also offers a specialist, holistic support service, YoungMumsAid, for teenage mothers.

The Wish Centre

2021 GSK IMPACT Awards: The Wish Centre

The Wish Centre takes a holistic whole-family approach to tackling domestic abuse by providing refuge accommodation and specialist services for women, children and perpetrators of violence in order to stop the cycle of domestic abuse for good.

Streetwise

2021 GSK IMPACT Awards: Streetwise Young People’s Project

Streetwise exists to support the physical and mental health of young people aged 11-25 in Newcastle by providing wrap around services, six days a week.

SWEDA

2021 GSK IMPACT Awards: Somerset and Wessex Eating Disorder Association (SWEDA)

SWEDA aims to empower those affected by eating disorders to take control of their own recovery across Somerset and Wessex.

SARSAS

2021 GSK IMPACT Awards: SARSAS

SARSAS, the only sexual violence support organisation in rural Avon and Somerset, takes a multi-faceted approach to addressing sexual violence through counselling, specialist services for those with additional needs including learning disabilities and autism, and running training and awareness raising campaigns.

Redthread

2021 GSK IMPACT Awards: Redthread

Redthread provides support to young people affected by violence and exploitation in London, Birmingham and Nottingham at crucial moments in their lives; helping young people to make a positive transition to adulthood.

Nexus

2021 GSK IMPACT Awards: Nexus

Nexus provides flexible specialist support services to those affected by sexual trauma across Northern Ireland.

Hounslow Youth Counselling Service

2021 GSK IMPACT Awards: Hounslow Youth Counselling Service (HYSC)

HYCS provides free, confidential counselling to young people aged 11-25 in Hounslow Borough, aiming to see young people within two weeks of contacting the service.

Healthworks

2021 GSK IMPACT Awards: Healthworks

Based in Newcastle for over 25 years, Healthworks is one of the leading North East charities working with disadvantaged local communities to tackle health inequalities and improve their health and wellbeing through social prescribing.

Bogside and Brandywell Health Forum

2021 GSK IMPACT Awards: Bogside and Brandywell Health Forum

Bogside and Brandywell Health Forum delivers over 70 programmes within its local community, helping people get well and stay well.

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Health inequalities in a nutshell

Health inequalities are avoidable, unfair and systematic differences in health between different groups of people. Here we examine the key data on this complex and wide-ranging issue.

The NHS in a nutshell

Jönköping County, Sweden: becoming a learning organisation

Jönköping County, Sweden: becoming a learning organisation

Göran Henriks, Chief Executive of Learning and Innovation, Qulturum, Jönköping County, Sweden, shares about becoming a learning organisation that partners with its patients.

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Waiting times for elective (non-urgent) treatment: referral to treatment (RTT)

Waiting times consistently rank as one of the public’s main concerns with the NHS. Here we explore how long patients are waiting for treatment and what impact Covid-19 has had on the numbers.

The NHS in a nutshell

'Unless you're counted, you don't count': what can be done to tackle LGBTQ+ health inequalities?

‘If you're not counted, you don’t count’: what can be done to tackle LGBTQ+ health inequalities?

Three years on from the Government’s LGBT action plan, Helen McKenna sat down with Dr Michael Brady and Michelle Ross to explore the health inequalities LGBTQ+ people face and what needs to happen to make sure health services are inclusive.

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Key facts and figures about adult social care

What is social care? How many people deliver social care? How much does social care cost individuals and the state? We answer some of the most frequently asked questions we receive about social care.

A customer-first approach to health care

We spoke to Dr Afsana Safa, a GP in Westminster, about remote patient monitoring and bringing a customer-first approach to health care during the pandemic.

Focusing on the next right step

We spoke to Matt Bowsher, Director of Adult Social Care at Dudley Council, about the importance of imperfection, learning as you go and scheduled downtime as a team.

Bola Owolabi podcast episode on the role of the NHS in tackling health inequalities

What is the role of the NHS in tackling health inequalities?

Helen McKenna talks with Dr Bola Owolabi about the power of gathering around a common cause and whether the experience of the pandemic will lead to a step change in tackling health inequalities.

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Canterbury, New Zealand: avoiding assumptions and listening to communities

Vince Barry, Chief Executive Officer of Pegasus Health in Canterbury, New Zealand, explores avoiding assumptions and listening to communities to identify their needs.

The health care of tomorrow? International learning on community, technology, and avoiding digital exclusion

The health care of tomorrow? International learning on community, technology, and avoiding digital exclusion

What does the future of care delivery look like? Anna Charles talks with Dr Steven Tierney and Dr Henry Chung to explore how they have transformed their health systems to better support local communities, and how to address digital exclusion in an increasingly digital world.

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