Great thread from @davidjbuck.bsky.social on the Mayfield review on work and health. Fantastic to see a set of concrete actions to support this huge issue. Thoughts and links below...

Promotional image for an event titled 'Taking prevention forward – what can we learn from across the UK and NI?', scheduled for September 17, 4:00 pm, featuring speakers Chris Whitty, CMO for England; Sir Gregor Smith, CMO for Scotland; Isabel Oliver, Chief Medical Officer for Wales; and Michael McBride, Chief Medical Officer for Northern Ireland. Hosted by The King's Fund.

It is clear that bold action is needed to make the shift to prevention a reality.

The Chief Medical Officers from England, Wales, Scotland & Northern Ireland will be joining us in September to explore what we can learn from across the UK.

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Our next podcast episode will be on the 10 Year Health Plan and we want to hear from you 📢

Do you have a burning question about the plan that you want answered? Drop it in the comments or get in touch at website@kingsfund.org.uk – it might feature in our upcoming episode.

Truly Fit For The Future? The 10 Year Health Plan Explained | The King's Fund What impact will 'Fit for the Future: The 10 Year Health Plan for England' have for people, patients, staff and the health and care system? We analyse the key areas of the government's plan.

The 10 Year Health Plan includes a significant number of proposals - from ‘golden handcuffs’ for newly qualified dentists to a shift in the pattern of health care spending. But what does this mean for the NHS's future? Read our analysis to find out.

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10 Year Health Plan Event | The King's Fund Join us at our event in September where we'll delve into the choices and actions needed to make the 10 Year Health Plan a reality. Book your ticket today.

The much-anticipated 10 Year Health Plan has finally landed. But what happens next?

At our event in September, we'll explore the actions and decisions needed to realise the ambitions set out in the plan, and transform the health service.

Find out more and book your place here: buff.ly/aetRD1S

Healthy food revolution to tackle obesity epidemic New healthy food standard will see big businesses promoting healthier food and drink

See #obesity trail for 10 year plan > There's a lot in this if big retailers (who are also big producers) really buy-in, but can't shift the dial on it's own & needs careful design re health inequalities. (From some time ago.. kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and-...)
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Five tests for the NHS 10 Year Health Plan | The King's Fund As publication of the 10 Year Health Plan approaches, Natalie Berry proposes five tests the plan must meet if it is to turn ambition into action.

What should we look out for in the NHS 10 year health plan if action is to follow ambition? This new blog @thekingsfund explores 'five tests'...
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I've limited this to five tests, so what resonates? What else would you add?

Scotland's Population Health Framework The Population Health Framework sets out Scottish Government's and COSLA’s long-term collective approach to improving Scotland’s health and reducing health inequalities for the next decade.

1/4. ICYMI: #Scotland has launched its new #populationhealth #framework. Really welcome this, and will share more on it soon. It helps bring #coherence across health, across sectors & policies, something we continue to advocate for & support @thekingsfund.bsky.social www.gov.scot/publications...

Fantastic to launch our new strategy at @thekingsfund.bsky.social yesterday evening. A mission to inspire hope and build confidence for positive change - yes please! Read more here: www.kingsfund.org.uk/about-us

Health Inequalities: Impatient For Change From A Government Committed To Tackling Them | The King's Fund Dave Buck reflects on The King’s Fund’s health inequalities conference and stresses that the government must do more to set out its approach if it is truly committed to addressing its mission to…

'The whole of government is needed to tackle health inequalities, not just the NHS.'

@davidjbuck.bsky.social reflects on our #KFHealthInequalities conference and stresses that the government must do more if it is truly committed to addressing its milestones.

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Fantastic to hear @grahamwhitham.bsky.social speak at the #KFhealthinequalities event yesterday about great work with NHS orgs to help tackle poverty. Sarah Woolnough @thekingsfund.bsky.social discusses the NHS's part to play in this article for @resolvepoverty.org

Matt Chorley - 25/03/2025 - BBC Sounds Matt Chorley with political guests, news, and your views on the issues that matter to you.

This afternoon, our CEO Sarah Woolnough joined Matt Chorley and a panel of experts to discuss the abolition of #NHSE and what the future holds for the health and care system. Listen back to the discussion from 1:06 here:

The Relationship Between Poverty And NHS Services This analysis explores the link between poverty and the prevalence of ill health, accessing health care services, health outcomes and delayed treatment.

On my way to the @ResolvePoverty.org #PlacesAgainstPoverty conference. Today, Sarah Woolnough will consider if the NHS can play any role in tackling poverty? Spoiler alert…yes.

Find out more in this @TheKingsFund.org analysis – published this time last year. www.kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and-...

Great to attend this insightful #healthierworkinglives Commission report launch today. Panel discussion around not looking at people as a 'problem to be solved' - instead at the structures and systems that are driving these issues, starting now, and with a generational effort to build and sustain.

This week, Sarah Woolnough appeared on the @nhsconfed.bsky.social podcast to talk about the NHS's ten-year health plan. She spoke about shifting the narrative on prevention and moving care close to home. Listen to the episode in full wherever you get your podcasts!

What’s In Store For Health And Care In 2025? | The King's Fund At this free virtual event, our expert panel will provide insight and context into the wider health and care landscape and the big issues they want to see progress in 2025.

Great event @thekingsfund.bsky.social yesterday looking ahead to the big health and care topics in 2025. A focus on people throughout the discussion on reform, policy and politics. Watch via the link below if you missed it. www.kingsfund.org.uk/events/whats...

Realising The Health Mission: From Emergency Care To Prevention | The King's Fund 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.

“But the bigger learning – and important reminder – was that much of what our NHS ‘front door’ is facing could be avoided with a more preventive focus.”

Reflections from @thekingsfund.bsky.social CEO Sarah Woolnough on a shift with the London Ambulance Service. www.kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and-...

Can The Government Recover NHS Performance Standards? | The King's Fund Siva Anandaciva calls for the government to conduct a full review of performance targets, if it's serious about driving through reforms to the health care service.

Off the back of the Darzi review, we believe the government is right to think differently about NHS targets to drive the best improvements for patients. Siva Anandaciva explores the new approaches the government could take to recover targets. Read in full: www.kingsfund.org.uk/insight-and-...

The government has no time to lose if it wants to reform social care So far it has stumbled from one policy mis-step to another

.@thekingsfund.bsky.social CEO Sarah Woolnough in @financialtimes.com on #SocialCare:
"Some form of task force or royal commission may be only realistic way forward. It would allow the beginning of a public debate about reform &, cruciall,y the realities of paying for it"
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