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Neighbourhood health – evolution, revolution or an empty promise?
The government’s 10 Year Health Plan for England: Fit for the Future proposes the creation of a neighbourhood health centre in every community. The accompanying Neighbourhood Health Framework and recent describes the ambition to develop “a neighbourhood health service”, building on a wide range of earlier initiatives across the NHS, local government and the wider health and care system. Yet the idea that healthcare should be organised around communities is far from new.
Policy Briefing | What we know about Health and Wellbeing Boards
Report | Local Healthwatch: Evidence from the ongoing Post-Implementation Review of the Health and Care Act 2022
Policy Brief | Understanding the adult social care market in England
Interim report | Delivering Integrated Neighbourhood services: understanding commissioning and service design within Places
Development of provider collaboratives (2024-25) Interim report
Report | Consequences of weighting earlier waves of the national GP Worklife Survey for trends in key outcomes
Ideal size of commissioning organisation – briefing note
This brief evidence summary was prepared a number of years ago to provide policy colleagues with an overview of what we know about the size of commissioning organisations. As Integrated Care Boards merge and enlarge this evidence may be relevant in considering how commissioning should be organised.
The 12th National GP Worklife Survey
Since 1999, the University of Manchester has been surveying GPs about their experience of their working lives. In Autumn 2024 we undertook the 12th iteration of the survey, and today we are publishing the report. The surveys provide a unique and detailed look at how GPs’ experiences have changed over time.
The 12th National GP Worklife Survey
Neighbourhood health: what can we learn from Primary Care Networks?
Post Implementation Review of the Health and Care Act 2022: Research Briefing (May 2025)
GPs in deprived areas in England face greater pressures and earn less than their counterparts
Post Implementation Review of the Health and Care Act 2022
This is the Phase 1 Interim report for the ongoing Post Implementation Review of the Health and Care Act 2022 project (2023-2026). It aims to establish an evidence base concerning the development of collaboration in ICSs, identify appropriate metrics for assessing the impact and outcomes of this collaboration, disseminate findings to support local ICS practice, and support Ministers and policymakers with future policy. It represents the findings from independent research commissioned by the Department of Health and Social Care and funded by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Policy Research Programme (Ref: PRP ST-01-49). The views expressed are those of the authors and not necessarily those of the Policy Research Programme, NIHR or the Department of Health and Social Care.
Experimenting with policy and with policy evaluation
Being given early exposure to new policy ideas and their implementation is one of the most interesting things about conducting research for PRU HSSC, but thinking about the policy making process and its evaluation is not without its challenges.