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Article

Improving partnership working to reduce health inequalities

Working in partnership is central to reducing health inequalities – one department acting alone cannot tackle an issue that does not respect organisational boundaries.
By Tammy Boyce et al - 4 December 2009
Evidence and consultation

Health Select Committee inquiry into the future of social care: Consultation response

This paper responds to the Health Select Committee's inquiry into the future of social care funding and the case for major reform of the existing system.
1 October 2009
Evidence and consultation

Strategic review of health inequalities in England post-2010 (Marmot Review) Consultation response

This paper is a response to the Marmot Review Consultation. It provides a comprehensive analysis of the proposals to reduce health inequalities and a range of evidence to underpin future health policy.
5 August 2009
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Shaping the future of care together - our analysis

Does the Green Paper on social care reform follow the right principles, offer the right options, and map out the right way forward? Read our analysis of the government's proposals for changing the way that social care is funded and delivered.
16 July 2009
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Shaping the future of care together: our summary of the key points

Jo Maybin summarises the main points of the July 2009 Green Paper setting out options for reform of social care funding.
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By Jo Maybin - 16 July 2009
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Briefing: Funding adult social care in England

Teresa Poole sets out how adult social care is currently funded, outlines some of the main criticisms of the current arrangements and describes the types of changes the government might consider for its reform.
By Teresa Poole - 1 March 2009
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