IPPR Better Health and Care Programme

The Better Health and Care Programme - chaired by Lord Darzi, a leading surgeon and former health minister - aims to undertake new analysis and put forward bold policy recommendations to address the most significant challenges facing our health and care system today.

Care after Coronavirus: An emerging consensus

Blog post Public services IPPR

Care fit for carers: Ensuring the safety and welfare of NHS and care workers during and after Covid-19

Publication Report Public services IPPR

Social care: Free at the point of need - The case for free personal care in England

Publication Report Public services IPPR

Fair funding for mental health: Putting parity into practice

Publication Briefing Public services IPPR

Ending the blame game: The case for a new approach to public health and prevention

Publication Report Public services IPPR

The NHS long-term plan: Lessons from the Lord Darzi Review of Health and Care

Publication Report Public services IPPR

The Better Health and Care Programme builds on IPPR’s ground-breaking Lord Darzi Review of Health and Care which helped secure the NHS’s 2018 funding deal. Our work covers sustainable funding, the workforce, prevention, integration and innovation.

IPPR Better Health and Care Programme

Better health and care for all: A 10-point plan for the 2020s

Care after Coronavirus: An emerging consensus

Care fit for carers: Ensuring the safety and welfare of NHS and care workers during and after Covid-19

Social care: Free at the point of need - The case for free personal care in England

Fair funding for mental health: Putting parity into practice

Ending the blame game: The case for a new approach to public health and prevention

The NHS long-term plan: Lessons from the Lord Darzi Review of Health and Care

Recent articles

Doctors like me need more than PPE, our mental health is on the brink - Parth Patel

The NHS wasn't overwhelmed by Covid-19 because it was forced to withdraw care from millions - Harry Quilter-Pinner

#CareFitForCarers: Parity for Social Care