Our new report shows that the current state of premises and digital infrastructure is preventing GPs from delivering the care that patients need, with 4 in 10 general practice staff reporting their premises are not fit for purpose.
Read the full report ➡️ https://t.co/TPrF0EJ544
The NHS was highly rated in 2009, with high satisfaction levels, and relatively small numbers waiting for treatment. It has got steadily worse since 2010. It needs more money AND action on the social determinants of health. https://t.co/XVGaJZbMcN
Two doses of mRNA covid-19 vaccine during pregnancy are highly effective against delta and moderately effective against omicron infection, and are linked to a lower risk of hospital admission in infants under six months of age, finds this new study
https://t.co/qhj6ByXmtE
"Statistical Literacy – it’s all in the communication” - our new review published today explores what statistical literacy is and what it means for how statistics are communicated to the public https://t.co/JhAla2y7WH
Is poor health driving a rise in economic inactivity?
Our recent analysis shows that the number of people aged 50–69 years old self-reporting ill health as their main reason for inactivity has been rising.
See our full analysis 📊 ⬇️
https://t.co/3UAlT28j0q
10) And will signs of Brexit fatigue persist?
52% of Britons currently think Brexit has had a negative impact on the UK. 22% say positive.
Current net score positive of -30 and last month's -29 the worst registered since we started tracking after the last GE.
There is no one ‘silver bullet’ that the #NHS can use to reduce waiting lists and waiting times. Read our new report on the strategies that have been used in the past 20 years and what can learnt from them.
https://t.co/nJXHpNKinK
Can you sign your practice up to the Oxford RCGP Research and Surveillance Centre this winter to help us monitor the spread of viruses and vaccine effectiveness? Find out more and sign up today. ➡️ https://t.co/2g2IgdUU8d @lusignan_s@ORCHID_Oxford@UKHSA
The Chancellor announced an additional £3.3bn of NHS funding for the next two years but analysis by @NuffieldTrust and Sky News' @_BvdM shows just £0.8m of that can be used on improving services with the rest going towards covering inflationary pressures and growing demand.
Long ambulance response times and their devastating impacts on patients and families are frequently in the news. We wanted to get behind the stats and take a whole system view. A🧵based on our new analysis, which featured in a powerful ITV report last night . 1/13
Ahead of #COP27, our cover:
Find the latest report of the @LancetCountdown on health and climate change—and more—in this week's issue of The Lancet: https://t.co/acVmZC7v9I #LancetClimate22
Brexit and the current row over the Northern Ireland protocol are having a profound effect on science in the UK, leading to a loss of collaborative opportunities and research funding, reports Jacqui Wise
https://t.co/PqWA2Eqqu2
How many hospital beds will the NHS need over the coming decade?
Under our central projections, an additional 23,000 to 39,000 beds would be needed in 2030/31 to deliver 2018/19 rates of care.
Read more in our analysis 🔽
https://t.co/iXgSWtNcaj
"High-dose #opioid regimens develop quickly ... An expected insidious upward drift in dose was not seen ... A dose of 60 mg oral morphine equivalent or more is suggested as a useful “red flag”."
https://t.co/xozuiRPBlZ
🚨 The Lancet Countdown 2022 Report is out now!
🔜 @MarinaRomanell2 will highlight the key findings alongside key forces on climate action for health at our launch event today at 14:00 BST
Register now: https://t.co/Fo9Dlset0M #LancetClimate22
A lot of very serious challenges still facing us from #COVID
The continuing impact of COVID-19 on health and inequalities | @HealthFdn
https://t.co/TQSjGG6l1G
We are your go to for #OpenData updates & have a page dedicated to data portals & we try to keep it updated. Have we missed anyone? Let us know :D https://t.co/g6RLPao1RP