Latest Publications

The social care system is in need of reform, at present people are not protected from the catastrophic costs that can be associated with long-term care. This report examines the level of protection individuals should receive and how this reform should be funded.

This report focuses on the demographics and experiences of those who provide family care.

This report analyses why greater innovation and productivity growth is necessary in the NHS, and the policies that could help this be achieved. Follow the link to find out more.

This report describes the benefits of introducing an outcomes-based model for drug purchasing as a mechanism to address the affordability challenge, to reduce risks within the NHS and to improve outcomes for patients.

This report proposes a new 'NHS Funding Rule' to set healthcare spending on a more sustainable trajectory for the long-term.

This paper argues that creating an Office for Patient Outcomes in England has the potential to address many of the shortcomings in current information provision and produce sharper accountability for improving patient outcomes.

New briefing paper on antimicrobial resistance in collaboration with the University of Warwick’s centre for Competitive Advantage in the Global Economy (CAGE).

All political parties now acknowledge the importance of more integrated - or person-centred - care. The challenge is now how to pursue this during the next parliament. This paper attempts to tackle how commissioning and funding would work in an integrated health and care service.

With contributions from leading politicians, experts and those on the front line, the collection sets out views on the future role of commissioners, providers, patients and family carers, and sets out alternative perspectives on future funding for the NHS and social care.