Designing the Hospital of the Future – Responding to the Wolfson Economics Prize 2021 Tuesday 23rd March, 15:00 – 18:00 Designing the Hospital of the Future was a half-day conference which explored the themes of this year’s Wolfson Economics Prize with...
Designing the Hospital of the Future was a half-day conference exploring the themes of this year’s Wolfson Economics Prize with panel discussions from members of the government’s hospital building programme, front-line clinicians, patient advocates and experts...
The Question | About the Prize | Timeline | Prize Team | News | Events | Enquiries and Email Signup The 2021 Question: How would you design and plan new hospitals to radically improve patient experiences, clinical outcomes, staff wellbeing, and integration...
History Matters Project: a compendium of evidence Seventh Edition Introduction This is the seventh edition of our rolling compendium, which attempts to draw together a range of recent developments that turn on the place of history in the public square – including the...
History Matters Project: a compendium of evidence Second Edition Introduction This is the second edition of our rolling compendium, which attempts to draw together a range of recent developments that turn on the place of history in the public square – including the...
RT @benjaminbarnard@Policy_Exchange is now publishing daily Comment from our Unit Heads, Senior Fellows and some of the experts involved with the think tank.
I explored some of the most obscure yet important nexuses of British administrative power.
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The last two years have shown that research is an integral part of clinical care. In a new paper, @SeanPhillips91 and @Robert_WH_Ede explore how it can remain a central NHS mission as we emerge from the pandemic.
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Looks likely that the package will include a @Policy_Exchange recommendation to increase the Warm Home Discount, an existing bill subsidy for low-income households.
Expanding WHD is attractive because it is targeted at the poorest customers, minimising Government spending
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From @ed_birkett: There is widespread reporting that the Government is considering targeted support for low-income households to help with rising energy bills
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