The King's Fund said this sends a very clear signal that the government wants to make meaningful reform to adult social care ...

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The north–south divide in life expectancy in England has widened over the past decade, analysis from The King’s Fund shows. Life expectancy in England in 2025 reached the highest levels ever recorded, ...

The health needs of the population are changing, and many people need more co-ordinated care across primary, community, social and hospital services. More co-ordinated care requires organisations and ...

Responding to the prime minister’s comments that the NHS ‘will collapse’ without adult social care reform, Sarah Woolnough, Chief Executive at The King’s Fund, said: ‘For decades social care reform ...

In response to the government’s announcement that it plans to abolish NHS England, Sarah Woolnough, Chief Executive of The King’s Fund, said: ‘Today’s announcement lands on the same day that NHS stats ...

Responding to new Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s recent comments on social care and the appointment of Yvette Cooper as Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, Sarah Woolnough, Chief Executive ...

Responding to Andy Burnham's speech in which he said he wants to ‘fix the big things that politics has neglected, like social care’, Sarah Woolnough, Chief Executive of The King's Fund, said: ‘We ...