David McCullough: Commission on the Future of Health and Social Care in England
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What role can volunteers take in the health and social care system? Uniquely, they can sit across the boundaries of care, providing support wherever necessary, according to the Chief Executive of the Royal Voluntary Service, David McCullough. We spoke to him at a stakeholder event for the Commission on the Future of Health and Social Care in England.
Realising the health mission: from emergency care to prevention
Reflecting on the patients she met on a shift with the London Ambulance Service, Sarah Woolnough considers what it will take to make the shift towards prevention.
Supporting people back to work: the intersection of health and economic policy
The government seems committed to thinking about how its health mission can support growth – but will it be a reciprocal relationship or a one-way street?
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The Prime Minister, Sir Keir Starmer, delivers first health and care speech since taking office at The King’s Fund annual conference
Read the response from Sarah Woolnough, Chief Executive of The King's Fund.
Are elective recovery targets achievable? A look at the evidence
The newly released elective care plan sets some bold targets for reducing elective waiting times. But can these goals realistically be achieved, asks Sarah Arnold