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Do you think the NHS as we know it has a long term future? Will it remain possible, in decades to come, to continue using collective contributions to fund high quality care for all, regardless of ability to pay? Many politicians and commentators in the UK would argue not (https://iea.org.uk/motion-should-the-nhs-be-privatisedhttps://www.cityam.com/fears-of-privatising-nhs-stop-from-saving-health-servicehttps://news.sky.com/story/sajid-javid-ex-health-secretary-issues-warning-over-nhs-as-he-admits-odds-stacked-against-tories-at-next-election-12768611https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/10/02/i...

The vision of a comprehensive health service is as relevant today as in the 1940s, but new and different societal challenges require a rethink on how to deliver the NHS as it faces a national health and care emergency The NHS is currently experiencing the gravest crisis in its history. While much excellent treatment and care is being delivered, too many people are not receiving the care they or their relatives need. Staff, patients, and the public are experiencing a loss of hope, confidence, and trust which must be reversed.1 Austerity, the covid-19 pandemic, and major financial and staffing p...

The government’s flagship Levelling up & Regeneration Act had a lengthy and difficult journey through parliament. LGC looks at which legislation

Antidepressant prescriptions have almost doubled in England over the last decade with 85.6million dished out in the last year alone.

Nearly 1 in 5 British adults are prescribed antidepressants.