Only a small minority of GP trainees in England feel confident about finding a job after training despite political commitments to expand the GP workforce.

On International Women’s Day, Deborah Fenney explores how misogyny shapes women’s experiences in health and care, the wider ...

Kate Jopling and Simon Bottery reflect on early steps to bring adult social care leaders together to work towards reform.

Beccy Baird, Senior Fellow at The King's Fund, responds to the GP contract for 2026/27, saying it is clear prevention has been centralised, but questions remain about how achievable these ambitions ...

It's widely acknowledged that social care reform is essential. In this report we explore why public opinion and attitudes towards social care are a key barrier to change.

Baroness Casey’s analysis highlights deep, long‑standing problems in social care and The King’s Fund urges swift, well‑funded, cross‑party reform to deliver meaningful change before the next election.

Social care touches millions of lives – yet reform has stalled for decades. Despite repeated commissions, white papers and promises, the system remains fragile, underfunded and undervalued. For people ...

This three-day training programme is designed to support new leaders at the start of their leadership journey. Through a range of group exercises, this programme will introduce you to a range of ...

This question changed in 2021. In previous years the question specified social care provided by local authorities. In 2021 the reference to local authorities was removed and instead the question asked ...

Source: The King’s Fund and Nuffield Trust analysis of NatCen’s BSA survey data 2022 sample size = 3,362. This question was not asked in 1985, 1988 and 1992; ‘don’t know’ and ‘refusal’ responses are ...