“People living in poorer areas get sicker younger, but general practice is under-funded and there are fewer GPs in deprived ...

Women spend more years of their life living in poor health than men, including through their working years. This QualityWatch ...

Responding to the Spending Review, Nuffield Trust Senior Policy Analyst Sally Gainsbury said: “The spending announced for the NHS exemplifies the dilemma faced by a government boxed in by anaemic ...

As the assisted dying Bill returns to the House of Commons next week, this in-depth analysis offers evidence from a wide range of contexts to further inform the debate. What can the UK learn from ...

The Health and International Relations Monitor project, supported by the Health Foundation, explores how the dramatic changes to the UK’s international relations following Brexit have affected health ...

The partnership model in general practice in England has been in place since before the NHS was formed, but its future is uncertain. The number of GP partners has fallen significantly, and relatively ...

Catch up with the video highlights from sessions at Nuffield Trust's 2025 Summit here, as well as presenter slide decks and 'snapshot' interviews with speakers discussing the most important issues ...

The fragile state of NHS provider finances has often been well publicised, even if those finances have not made quite the same headlines in the past few years. As Sally Gainsbury and Sophie Julian ...

General practice funding is inequitable and inefficient. There is a 19.7-year gap in healthy life expectancy between women living in the richest and poorest areas of England. People living in more ...

Changes to Employer National Insurance Contributions announced last month look set to cost the adult social care sector over £900m next year, more than wiping out the extra funds allocated to social ...

Low pay for care workers is a key factor among the problems that beset the social care sector. The case for reform is strong, but as yet there is no national policy dedicated to improving wages in the ...

Since the pandemic there has been a 30% increase in the number of people paying out of their own pocket for hospital care across the UK’s four countries, with the starkest rise being a tripling of ...