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These pages are collections of material, some produced by us and some external, about issues which we think are important  and relevant to debate about health and social care in the UK.  Inclusion of material here doesn’t always mean that we approve of it – sometimes the opposite is true – but we think it is significant.

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  • Access to health care and NHS charges
  • Accountability in the NHS
  • Choice for Patients
  • Complaints, regulation and enquiries
  • Complementary and Alternative Medicine
  • Democracy and  Involvement and in the NHS
  • Devolution of the NHS
  • Discrimination and Equality in Health and Health Services
  • Economics of Healthcare
  • Evidence Based Medicine
  • Foundation Trusts
  • Hospitals in the National Health Service
  • NHS Commissioning
  • Prescription Charges
  • Primary Care
  • Private business and the NHS
  • Pharmacy
  • Rationing Healthcare
  • Topping up NHS treatments

 

Social Care

  • Care generally
  • Personalisation in health and social care services
  • Social and Residential Care
  • Social Policy and Health

Public Health and Wellbeing

  • Benefits and health
  • Community Development and Health
  • Disability Rights UK
  • Food Policy
  • Mental Health
  • Obesity and Exercise
  • Prevention and Public Health ( SHA policy 2019 )
  • Substance Abuse
  • Work and Health

 

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  2. Michael Shackleton says:
    April 20, 2020 at 13:39

    I know people who arrived at Heathrow the beginning of this month, there was no self distancing and the baggage carousel was a free for all. With the projected 17 repatriation flights from the Asian continent will checks and self isolation be enforced?

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