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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.

How do you solve a problem like social care funding?

How do you solve a problem like social care funding?

Social care funding reform is firmly back on the political agenda. Helen McKenna speaks with Sir Andrew Dilnot, Emily Holzhausen and Sally Warren, about why reform has proved so challenging for successive governments.

Don Berwick on payment reform: How can we do things differently?

Ben Collins talks with Professor Don Berwick, International Visiting Fellow at The King's Fund, about the current system of financial incentive schemes in the UK and how these could be reformed.

Professor Dame Sally Davies: public health, Brexit, and breaking barriers

Professor Dame Sally Davies: public health, Brexit, and breaking barriers

Who is responsible for our health and wellbeing? Helen McKenna talks with Professor Dame Sally Davies, Chief Medical Officer for England, about public health, her career, and the challenges of being a female clinical leader.

Race equality in the NHS workforce

Race equality in the NHS workforce

What can be done about race inequality in the NHS workforce? How can we ensure representative leadership happens? Helen McKenna talks with Yvonne Coghill, Dionne Daniel and Ben Morrin.

Poppy Jaman OBE, mental health and leadership podcast

Working 9 to 5: Poppy Jaman on mental health and the work–life balance

What should employers be doing to keep us well? And what language should we use when we talk about mental health? Poppy Jaman OBE, Chief Executive of City Mental Health Alliance, chats with Helen McKenna about mental health in the workplace, and shares her advice for future leaders.

An internship with The King's Fund

What is an internship with The King's Fund like? We talk with Shilpa Ross, Senior Researcher, and David Omojomolo about the opportunity.

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Christie Watson: reflections on the NHS

Writer and former nurse, Christie Watson, talks about her experience working in the NHS, how demand has changed in recent years and the importance of public health and integrated care – along with the changes she thinks are necessary.

Stephen Rosenthal and John Williford on the Montefiore health system

Stephen Rosenthal and John Williford talk about the approach of the Montefiore health system, and why their integrated approach to health care has been so successful.

Data visualisation

Spending on public health

On a like-for-like basis, spending on public health will actually fall by 5.2 per cent, from £2.6 billion in 2013/14 to £2.5 billion in 2017/18.

The NHS in a nutshell

Professor Sir Chris Ham: longer lives, proudest moments and reaching basecamp

Professor Sir Chris Ham: longer lives, proudest moments and reaching base camp

A podcast about big ideas in health and care. Episode eight. Is the NHS inherently political? What are the biggest changes in health in the past 40 years? Helen McKenna talks with Professor Sir Chris Ham about his career so far, health policy and what makes a good leader.

Sarah Price: The local perspective on population health in Greater Manchester

Sarah Price, Executive Lead, Population Health and Commissioning Greater Manchester Health and Social Care Partnership, shares how population health is being implemented across Greater Manchester at The King's Fund annual conference.

Jackie Kennedy: A view from the patient and citizen perspective

Hear how personal health budgets can be used to meet the needs of an individual, particularly for those with long term health conditions and disabilities, offering more choice and control over the money spent.

David Buck and Durka Dougall: A vision for population health

David Buck and Durka Dougall outline principles and recommendations for a stronger and more resilient prevention and population health system at The King's Fund annual conference, 27 November 2018.

Richard Murray: The current funding situation

At The King's Fund 2018 annual conference, Richard Murray talks about the current funding situation and what it means for health, social care and public health.

Matt Hancock at The King's Fund annual conference 2018

Rt Hon Matt Hancock MP, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care gives the ministerial address at our 2018 annual conference.

Matthew Lewis: A view from the front line

Matthew Lewis, Visiting Fellow at The King’s Fund, speaks at our 2018 annual conference. Hear learning from our report 'Approaches to better value: improving quality and cost' where we heard from staff at three NHS acute hospital trusts.

NHS trusts in deficit

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Trusts in deficit

Increasing numbers of NHS providers are facing financial difficulties. The latest figures for 2016/17 show that 51 per cent of all trusts are planning to end the year in deficit.

The NHS in a nutshell

Donna Hall

Donna Hall: the Wigan story

The Wigan Deal is a social contract between the council and the community — a partnership between citizen and state. Chris Ham talks with Donna Hall, Chief Executive of Wigan Council, about what happened in Wigan.

Tom Coffey: London's commitment to social prescribing

Hear about the Mayor of London's social prescribing strategy and plans for implementation.

Zoe Williams: The future for general practice using social prescribing

GP Dr Zoe Williams speaks at the closing plenary of our event in November 2018, Social prescribing: coming of age.

Bogdan Chiva Giurca: Engaging the future workforce in social prescribing

Bogdan Chiva Giurca, Founder and Chair, NHS England National Social Prescribing Student Champion Scheme, speaks at our event on November 2018, Social prescribing: coming of age.

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