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Articles by Sally Warren
The health and social care levy won’t be a quick fix
Sally Warren, director of policy King’s Fund, London, UK s.warren{at}kingsfund.org.uk Politicians should level with the public or face even deeper dissatisfaction The health and social care levy has finally arrived, and this month employers and employees will see and feel the increase in national insurance contributions. What might they start to see improving in the NHS and social care as a result, and when might they expect to see it?
Don’t ever call us unskilled again!
Featured article - 18 September 2020 By Sally Warren, Managing Director, Paradigm For many years social care has been underinvested in, undervalued and invisible to many. Many members of the public have been unaware of the importance of social care and how it is a lifeline to millions of people across the UK, from the moment of birth to the moment of death. We believe that reductions to services and budgets have been largely unnoticed and unchallenged.
Supporting better lives for people: how can health and care work together
Featured article - 10 June 2020 By Sally Warren, Director of Policy, the King's Fund Covid-19 has bought the interdependence between health and social care into sharp focus. But it has also shown that these services do not operate on a health and care island – they are closely dependent not only on each other but also on community capacity, housing, the voluntary sector; the list goes on.
Our health and wellbeing is more than the NHS
The Policy Institute is producing a series of comment pieces analysing election manifesto pledges from the different parties across a range of policy areas. Read the full series here. At the start of the election, the King’s Fund's ask of the parties was that they recognise that our health and wellbeing is about more than the NHS alone. Yes, the NHS is a vital service and needs to have the staff, buildings, equipment and resources to do its job well and to meet growing need for healthcare.
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